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Stand T Bar
Stand T is a very casual and simple place where you can grab a beer and have some snacks. It also has a cool view of the old Tokyo train station.
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Goss
Ever wanted to have wine served to you from a vending machine? Head to Goss. It sounds touristy, but we promise it’s not.
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Bar North Marine Drive
Bar North Marine Drive is a record bar in Shibuya where the bartenders take their drinks and music (which is usually American) very seriously.
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Gen Yamamoto
Gen Yamato is a modern cocktail bar that focuses on local, seasonal, and fresh Japanese ingredients to create unique cocktails.
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Blue Dragon
Golden Gai is a full-blown neighborhood of mini themed bars all stacked on top of each other. Blue Dragon is one of our favorites.
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Bar Amber
Head to Bar Amber in Nishiazabu for the craziest fruit-based cocktails you’ve ever had.
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Mawashizushi Katsu
Mawashizushi Katsu is our pick for conveyor belt sushi. Don’t let the line intimidate you-it will go quickly.
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Tsukiji Fish Market
There are plenty of spots to eat at in Tsukiji, but Sushi Dai and Daiwa Sushi are two of the best. Take note: there will be lots of tourists.
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Sushi Anjo
Don't let the chef's age at Sushi Anjo throw you off. He's as skilled as the veterans.
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Sushi Ishii
Sushi Ishii is one of our favorite spots for a nicer meal that’s still reasonable. Bonus points for the chef being entertaining and very accommodating.
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Sushi Tomita
If you forgot to make a reservation at a more well-known sushi spot, Sushi Tomita has your back. If you have group, try to get into the private room.
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Umi
You're going to drop $300 on a Michelin-starred meal at Umi, and the experience will be worth it.
