Sheepie: Quite expensive but probably one of the best sushi/sashimi in the world! Especially the uni and yellowtail belly, will leave you craving for seconds for sure!!
Dens: This was rec'd to me as Best Ramen in Tokyo & it didn't disappoint. You order with 2 variables -- spicyness (I went 2 of 4) and numbing (I went 3 of 4). Numbing is amazing (& I'd rec'd going 4 of 4)
Dens: Long story short: My buddy said this was the best pizza in the world. I doubted him. I was wrong. Best pizza I've ever had. Get the margarita pizza, skip the marinara. You need the cheese.
Sven Kräuter: First glance: looks like an imitation of the random american coffee place - but there is so much love for coffee in this place - world class, you'll have a hard time finding better espresso in Tokyo.
Jay S: Probably the most beautiful park in Tokyo. Several styles of landscapes from british, to french to the typical japanese one with cute bridges and a big pond. It's worth the 200¥ entrance.
ToryBurch: 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.
デレック 山下: Great place for tonkatsu and shabushabu! They are a pork farm from northern Japan that produces all their own pork and products. Their kinka pork is super tender and rich, it's a marbled meat too.
Fuyuhiko Takaya: This green tea shop offers matcha gelatos from Nanaya in Shizuoka which is a tea producer & a dessert shop. There're 7 matcha gelatos (No.1 - 7). Must try No.7 which is the thickest matcha gerate.
jeffrey arnold: Sadly, a bit overrun with tourists since his Michelin star, but remains an amazing sushi shop that is without a doubt comparable to the very best in Tokyo. Creative, seasonal, beautiful & friendly.
Yurika Starr: The counter sits max 10. Quiet and cosy. The menu is already set and there are 2 sittings at 6pm and 8pm. Come here If you don't mind having everything you eat picked for you. Delicious!
Marc: Eater: Takaaki Sugita is one of the city’s top sushi chefs. This has become one of the hardest places to book, so out-of-towners should get their concierges working on it well ahead of time.
Sylvia L Caiuby: They have very good breads. The japanese one filled with green bean is delicious. You cannot sit anywhere in there (grab&go), but overall they have good food for breakfast or a snack in the afternoon.