(Accessible) Sushi
While Michelin-starred sushi may be hard to book, these spots offer quality experiences that you may be able to book.
- Bellwood
- A private sushi bar tucked behind a cocktail bar, where a creative chef pairs sushi with drinks.
- Sushi Dan
- Uses red wine vinegar for the rice, creating a unique taste.
- Matsue Ebisu Head Store
- The recommended experience is sitting at the sushi bar.
- Kanazawa Maimon Sushi
- A high-quality kaiten (conveyor belt) sushi experience with iPad ordering.
Wine
Most of these hipster wine bars in Tokyo focus on natural wine. You can order by the bottle from their cellars or by the glass (red, white, or orange).
- Wineshop Flow
- amazing wine cellar, can buy by glass or by bottle.
- Winestand Waltz
- Human Nature
- Kabi Nikai
- great bar overall, large selection of natural wine.
- Kasiki (ice cream / natural wine)
- wine and ice cream special shop.
- Ahiru Store
- people usually line up to get in.
- Le Cabaret
- More of a bistro, but the wine is good here too.
Coffee / Cafe
- Switch Coffee Tokyo
- Nadyoa no kate
- Features outdoor garden seating.
- Chiya-ba
- (Nepalese chai cafe)
- Cafe Epulor
- At night, it transforms into a bar with interesting coffee cocktails and vinyls.
- Onibus Coffee
- Paddlers Coffee
- Glitch Coffee
- Highest quality beans and the most experimental brews.
Ramen
- Warito
- Specializes in tuskemen (dipping noodles), and it is the best tsukemen in Tokyo.
- Afuri
- A chain that specializes in yuzu flavored ramen.
Pizza
Neapolitan style pizza in Tokyo is good.