SUSHI

Gonpachi, aka Kill Bill Restaurant, introduces completely new sushi experience at NORI TEMAKI, the new sushi restaurant in Harajuku.

Ikebukuro has slowly developed itself to become one of the bustling entertainment, dining and shopping districts in Tokyo. At its heart, you’ll find a lively train and subway station that is only second to Shinjuku Station (second busiest railway station in Tokyo). For those who love to eat, you...

Here we are with a new list of good lunch spots, all with different characteristics but always with a reasonable price! Shinjuku district has many attractions, and it may be hard to visit them with an empty stomach. So, try some of the following restaurants and cafes for a shopping/sightseeing b...

Ginza is Tokyo’s premier district for everything luxurious including food. What used to be the silver coin mint of Japan is now the center of high-end shops for fashion, health and skin care, and good food – continental and regional Japanese cuisine. We’ll explore ways to enjoy good food that sp...

Ueno is the cultural hub of Tokyo. In here you’ll find museums, temples, and park that offer a look into the art, history and culture of the Japanese people, and a lively street market where you can find anything from clothes, shoes and other items currently trending in Pop culture. Ueno Park is...

Just in case you found yourself in Ginza with nothing much to do, here is a quick list to prove you how much this district has to offer! Find the 10 best nightlife ideas in Ginza.

As Shibuya is one of the best downtowns in Tokyo, the city provides different kinds of delicious foods. Be sure to check out the 10 best food in Shibuya and put on your list!

Delicious and extremely fresh sushi are waiting for you in Tsukij street. Here is a list of the best restaurants where you can taste Tsukiji 's sushi to the fullest!

Sendai is the largest city in the Tohoku region. It is also home to some of Japan’s most scenic views. Another interesting event in Sendai is the “Sendai Tanabata Festival” and is considered as the country’s largest Tanabata Festival. However, some people visit Sendai just to taste their mouth-w...

Yokohama is considered as the second largest city in Japan and one of the first regions in Japan who accepted foreign trades. Being a bustling city has its merits, and because of this, various businesses have flourished over the years. In Japan, it’s almost impossible not to find a sushi restaur...

Kamakura is a city filled with tourist attractions and natural wonders. After a day of strolling around the city, it would be a great idea to enjoy the local restaurants in Kamakura to have a taste of their local cuisines. Like many other cities in Japan, Kamakura has their own prided sushi rest...

Roppongi is ever changing and never cease to amaze people. It is a well-known entertainment and nightlife district and caters to a wide range of people. You won’t miss out on the latest fashion trends and of course, delicious food. Sushi is one of the luxury foods in Japan, and some people go ou...

Whenever Asakusa is mentioned, the first thing that comes to people’s minds is Sensoji temple, Nakamise Dori, Tokyo Sky Tree and other tourist attractions. However, these are not the only things that you will find in the city that was once the biggest pleasure district in Tokyo. Asakusa is also ...

Tokyo Sushi-Making Tour offers an amazing sushi class in Kitasenju, eastern Tokyo. Why don’t you join and become a sushi chef when you are in Japan?

Shinjuku is known as the busiest railway station in the world. But, did you know that there are also many delicious foods that await those who are willing to explore its busy streets?