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Restaurants

With 100,000 restaurants, Tokyo offers astounding choice.

The Seasoner — Shiodome

1-8-2 Higashishinbashi, Minato-Ku; www.cardenas.co.jp/seasoner

California cuisine and wines from the popular Cardenas group, inside the modern atrium space of the Dentsu high-rise. The Seasoner is the newest addition of the Cardenas Group of restaurants. It is located in the Dentsu high rise. They present the fusion cuisine to a new level by combining Californian cuisine with traditional Japanese seasonal food to create colorful combinations like Risottos and Teriyaki Spare Ribs.

Xen

6-10-1 Roppongi, Minato-ku; www.soho-s.co.jp

The Roppongi Hills restaurant and lounge offers International food as well as traditional Japanese fare like sushi. The decor is modern and sleek with laser display holograms giving it a futuristic look. The lounge stays open till 5am!

Fonda De La Madrugada

2-23-12 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku; www.fonda-m.com

Opened in the 1993 September, hyping itself as Tokyo's number one Mexican restaurant, Fonda De La Madrugada is the best place to be after a hard day's work. They offer good food and lively Latin music.

Tsukiji

An enormous, open-air seafood market where tiny sushi bars have erupted to take advantage of the fishing boats that dock nearby.

Asakusa

A mostly residential area known for its mammoth Buddhist temple, hides dozens of delicious neighborhood tea shops in its side streets.

Harajuku

Harajuku's main drag offers incredible people-watching and uniquely Japanese street crepes.