Nestled inside Azabudai Hills, 8ablish serves stylish, fully plant-based dishes and desserts made without any animal products or refined sugars. Its airy terrace seating and clean flavors—like organic apple juice or vegan ice cream—make it a perfect stop for a guilt-free treat in one of Tokyo’s trendiest new spots.

Tabete Yasetai offers guilt-free dining in a chic, modern space. Their menu blends flavor and health—featuring oil shabu with premium pork, Kyoto-style yuba, and lean game meat. All dishes are gluten-free and sweetened with agave syrup, making it perfect for health-conscious foodies. Ideal for a girls' night or a casual date with a clean-eating twist.

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A meat lover’s paradise offering 100 minutes of all-you-can-eat premium wagyu cuts below $50. With over 100 items including yakiniku and shabu-shabu options, it’s perfect for indulgent nights out. Bring your appetite—and your friends—for a feast to remember.

A Michelin-starred Italian restaurant that blends Japanese terroir with innovative cuisine. Set menus—both regular and vegan—highlight seasonal ingredients from local farmers and fishermen. Dishes like the signature flower tart reflect a deep respect for nature, making Faro a stand out for elegant, forward-thinking dining in the heart of Ginza.

Established over 160 years ago, Akasaka Asada offers a refined and artistic cuisine from Kanazawa known for its delicate flavors and visual beauty. Loved by international guests, the menu can be tailored to individual preferences upon reservation. For those seeking plant-based elegance, a beautifully curated vegan kaiseki is also available. With traditional ryotei ambiance and optional geisha entertainment, this is a cultural and culinary gem in the heart of Akasaka.

One of Tokyo’s most acclaimed vegan restaurants, Saido offers stunning, plant-based renditions of Japanese classics—think vegan ramen, sushi, tempura, and grilled dishes—all beautifully plated with seasonal vegetables. Set on a quiet street in Jiyugaoka, it’s a peaceful, flavorful escape for health-conscious diners.

On-Yasai is a popular all-you-can-eat hotpot chain known for its quality meats, fresh veggies, and wallet-friendly prices. Choose from a variety of soup bases—ranging from classic kombu to rich spicy broths—and enjoy endless side dishes like dumplings, noodles, and dipping sauces. Perfect for groups, families, or a friendly “who eats more” showdown with your bros.

Famous for its role in Taranteno's Kill Bill and the “Izakaya Summit” between President Bush and Prime Minister Koizumi, Gonpachi in Nishi-Azabu delivers a cinematic dining experience. Open late and serving soba, yakitori, and tempura in a nostalgic setting, it’s a hit with locals and tourists alike, perfect for dates or casual group dinners.

Akasaka’s NINJA TOKYO offers a one-of-a-kind food entertainment experience inside a hidden ninja-themed mansion. Guests navigate secret doors and shadowy corridors before enjoying a theatrical dinner featuring flaming dishes, ninja magic, and playful surprises. Ideal for dates or families, it’s a memorable blend of performance and cuisine that leaves a lasting impression on any Tokyo trip.

Tucked near the greenery of Yoyogi Park, TREE's immersive dining experience blends modern art, projection mapping, and delicate French-Japanese cuisine in a cozy, candlelit setting. Each course is presented like a story, making it a memorable evening for couples seeking something unique, intimate, and atmospheric in Tokyo.

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Za Uo offers a playful, hands-on izakaya experience at an affordable price where guests catch their own fish from tanks and have it prepared on the spot—grilled, sashimi, or fried. It’s fun, fresh, and perfect for groups or families looking for something memorable.

Located in Tokyo Station’s YaekitaDining Street, Tonkatsu Suzuki serves thick-cut pork loin tonkatsu with asweet, juicy fattiness and crisp coating. Efficient service, friendly staff,and free refills of rice and cabbage make it a satisfying stop for a qualityquick meal.

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