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From local favorite restaurants to hidden gems
Experience Tokyo the authentic way
From local favorite restaurants to hidden gems
Experience Tokyo the authentic way

Pain Maison Ginza sells the original Japanese salt bread from 120 yen. Menu prices, the AirWAIT online waiting list, and the Asakusa and Shinjuku branches.

Every I'm donut branch in Tokyo plus Fukuoka, New York and Seongsu, with opening hours, the menu and tips for the chewy donuts.

The Sky Room cafe on floors 33 and 34: 500 yen plus one drink, and what the Tokyo Tower view looks like at sunset and after dark.

Ginza covered properly: department store shopping, Michelin restaurants, the quieter cafes, and the free observation decks most miss.

The Tabelog Top 100 tea salon at WAKO Annex: how the digital queue works, seasonal cakes with prices, and the chocolate shop downstairs.

Award-winning chocolates by Santos Antoine at Azabudai Hills: the discovery sets, brownies, soft serve and cheesecake, with prices and hours.

The eight shops on Tokyo Station Ramen Street at B1F, what each one is known for, opening hours and how to find the entrance.

Dessert gift sets at the Shiseido Parlour Ginza main store: the Hanatsubaki biscuits, chocolates, packaging and where the shop is.

Sapporo The Bar in Ginza pours the Perfect Black Label draft. Standing room only, cashless, two glasses per person. Hours, menu and how to find it.

Ginza Tenryu made Tabelog's Top 100 gyoza list twice. Eight big juicy grilled gyoza for 1,330 yen, 4F of Puzzle Ginza. Menu, prices and how to get there.