Need restaurant reservations but you can’t read Japanese or you need to call the restaurant? We’re here to help!
Making restaurant reservations in Japan from overseas can vary in difficulty depending on factors such as the restaurant's popularity, location, and language barriers. Some high-demand restaurants may require advanced planning and usually only accept reservations through Japanese-language websites or phone calls. We’re here to help simplify the process. Please contact us if there is a restaurant you’d like to book or if you need recommendations on where to dine. Our team of foodies has endless recommendations to share with you.
Local Izakaya’s
Izakayas are traditional Japanese gastropubs known for their casual and lively atmosphere. These establishments offer a wide variety of small, shareable dishes known as "izakaya-style" cuisine, ranging from grilled skewers (yakitori) to sashimi, tempura, and more. Customers typically order a range of dishes to share among friends or colleagues, accompanied by drinks like beer, sake, or shochu. Izakayas are popular social hubs where locals gather after work or on weekends to unwind, socialize, and enjoy delicious food in a relaxed setting. We can recommend izakayas that are easy for non-Japanese to order and are popular with tourists, or we can recommend hidden gems only known by locals.
Fine Dining
Trying fine dining in Japan offers a culinary journey into precision, craftsmanship, and artistry. Japanese haute cuisine, known as "kaiseki," emphasizes seasonal ingredients, meticulous preparation, and elegant presentation. From Michelin-starred restaurants to intimate ryotei (traditional Japanese restaurants), the attention to detail and dedication to perfection create unforgettable dining experiences. Delight in the harmony of flavors, textures, and aesthetics carefully curated by master chefs, showcasing the essence of Japanese culinary culture. Fine dining in Japan promises not just a meal but a transcendent gastronomic adventure unlike any other. Tokyo is the culinary capital of the world, let us help you experience what Tokyo has to offer!
Themed Cafes
Tokyo boasts a plethora of themed cafes, each offering a unique and immersive dining experience. For fans of Lewis Carroll's classic tale, Alice in Wonderland Cafés enchant visitors with whimsical décor, themed dishes, and elaborate desserts, creating a fantastical dining atmosphere. Maid Cafés, a staple of Akihabara, blend dining with entertainment as waitresses dressed in maid costumes serve themed food and drinks with playful interactions. Meanwhile, the Kawaii Monster Café in Harajuku embodies Japan's "kawaii" culture with its vibrant, psychedelic décor and eccentric menu items. Other notable mentions include the Ninja Akasaka restaurant, where ninja-trained staff serve ninja-inspired dishes in a feudal Japan setting, and the Gundam Café in Akihabara, catering to fans of the iconic mecha anime with themed décor and menu items. These themed cafes offer more than just a meal; they provide unforgettable sensory experiences that captivate locals and tourists alike.
