Top Rated Restaurants en Cafés in Tokyo

Give your palate a break from the usual and head to The French Kitchen for a delectable French experience. Situated on the second floor of the fabulous Grand Hyatt Tokyo, this restaurant offers an incomparable wining and dining experience. Elegant, stylish and intimate, the ambiance creates the perfect setting for a formal meal. The restaurant's open kitchen, sun-soaked terrace and exquisite interiors embellished with trees and potted plants add to the warmth of the setting. Feast on some scrumptious French dishes such as the Pâté de Campagne or the Boeuf Bourguignon, and wash it down with a succinct glass of wine. The bar boasts of an exquisite selection of spirits and beers, along with an impressive wine collection.

At this beautiful chateau-style building in Tokyo's Ebisu neighborhood, world-renowned French chef Joël Robuchon offers world-class dining in a setting that's as refined as the cuisine itself. Spread over four floors, the restaurant offers patrons a choice of options, including a pastry boutique, bar, casual and formal dining rooms, and a salon for private dining. From gold walls, black table linen, and crystal chandeliers in the formal dining room to the elegantly modern black and red appointed decor of the Rogue Bar, the setting is impeccable and bound to leave you impressed. From curated degustation menus to prix fixe vegetarian and non-vegetarian menus, there is something for everyone who wishes to have an exquisite French meal.

The Streamer Coffee Company is a chain of coffee stores that has garnered raves for its delightful lattes, espressos and more. Not only does the company roast and refine their own coffee beans, but they ensure that the beans are of the highest quality, to begin with. It’s not surprising that the coffee company enjoys a loyal fan base, especially considering that it’s the brainchild of Hiroshi Sawada, the 2008 champion of Free Pour Latte Art Championship. Industrial chic setting with comfortable sofas, long tables and brightly lit room creates the perfect convivial vibe to enjoy a cup of latte here.

One of the fanciest and most beautiful restaurants in Yokohama is the Azamino Ukai-Tei restaurant. In a beautifully set up garden, and a western-styled manor, the restaurant offers a garden view from every room. The finest food is served here from carefully and freshly picked ingredients from around the globe. The restaurant serves 2 types of courses namely the Grand Course and the Lunch Course. The interiors are grandly done, giving the place a rustic look, making the ambiance very comfortable and welcoming to guests.

One of the best Italian restaurants in Yokohama, and rated as ‘No. 1 in Yokohama by Tabelog’, Saleone 2007 is one of the finest restaurants in the city. They serve one of the best spaghettis in Yokohama. The chef and staff are well trained and professional and extremely warm and welcoming. Guests are treated with utmost care. The meals are priced reasonably and the menu changes every month. Chefs specials daily are a must try, and every dish is an absolute surprise. The restaurant has a cozy ambiance, making guests feel very welcoming. A must visit for an authentic Italian experience.

Located in a bustling neighborhood in Japan's capital city, Cedros is the place to be for a scrumptious seafood experience. A cozy and intimate space, replete with elegant wooden themes, warm colors, exposed brick walls and a couple of trademark fish figures and posters, the ambiance sets the tone for an blissful meal. Sourced from reliable fish vendors, Cedros assures you of only the freshest possible seafood treat. Inspired by traditional American cuisine, the food beautifully captures the essence of American culinary culture. From the Lobster Risotto and Tuna Tartar to the Chilean Sea Bass and Pan-Fried Swordfish, no matter what you choose, the experience is nothing short of spectacular.