Better described as a Robot Caberet...food is a bento box (don't go here for DINNER). You pay for the SHOW. Be careful the beers though, only a few bathroom opportunities, lots of photo ops. Amazing!
Steps from the Shibuya train station, come grab a drink at the tightest bar you've ever seem. 4 seats but fits 20 claims the owner.
Good place to chill and jam to some good American rock music from the 60s to 90s... You can request any cd they have..!!!
If you are looking for a view, screw Mori tower, Tokyo Tower, or a private helicopter; Come here, order the Lost In Translation and be happy!
22 seats only, tiny signage outside, yet pack to the brim! That's the sign of good food! Best tendon and Kakiage in Akasaka
KOGASHI MISO RAMEN. Not as good as when I had it ten years ago, still one of the best ramens I have ever had.
Excellent Japanese cuisine nearby Omotesando station sashimi, tempura, excellent meats, good wine - featured in the NY Times
The terrace at this fine dining venue in the AO Building serves some of the best Sunday brunches in Tokyo and great cocktails. The Bloody Mary is fiery and full of flavor; the secret's in the sauce. Read more.
Probably the cutest café in the area. Look for a square sign and a small garden. Inside is a metal cube in which the waiter will make you delicious coffee. Get the cube pastry which is amazing!
Dinner is kaiseiki style, 7 courses of amazing food including the famous soba. Book way in advance for a spot!
Come early for lunch. They only take reservations for dinner and close it for your group. Enjoy! Delicious authentic Ramen and Pork slices.
This is the best Go Go Curry branch that I've been to. The Shibuya one is way below par; Akihabara's is okay. The hidden basement vibe and perfect cutlets at this branch is perfect on a cold day.
Conceptualized by the creator of the "Iron Chef", TCL is based on a concept of creating an innovative lab for experimenting curry recipes. Interior designed by famous Japanese design firm "Wonderwall"
World-famous for tonkatsu (fried pork cutlet), this local favorite—housed in a former pre-World War II bathhouse—is hidden away in a back alley behind a busy Omotesando street.
The most understated 3 Michelin star restaurant ever. Just eat EVERYTHING they give you. Amazing experience.
Never had fois gras this rare... Loved it! Also try the wasabi and garlic chips on top of the wagyu beef
Amazing. Sit bar side and watch the chef prepare your tempura and lift it straight from the fryer to your plate. After dinner you are taken to a special room to sit around a fire for desert.
The wagyu beef - best I've ever had. Comes with two spoonfuls of potato gratin, a chili and three sauces for dipping.
Spicy ramen was excellent, maybe best ramen I've tried yet! English menu & short wait at 6pm Sat night
Find peace and serenity at this Shinto Shrine in Shibuya. Make sure to visit both major areas (Naien and Gaien). You can also write a prayer on a piece of paper and then tie it to the wall of prayer.
Only Ramen-ya in the world with a Michelin Star. They call ramen-style noodles 'soba' here for some reason.
Great spot. Hard to find, so is you see a Muji store, take a hard right and you'll find it just a few steps down the street.
