Location: Shinjuku
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In busy Shinjuku, you’ll find some of the tallest buildings in Toyko, as well as tons of shopping malls, bars and clubs. To escape the hustle and bustle, TripAdvisor travelers recommend visiting Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, a beautiful and peaceful park in the middle of the city.
Restaurants in Shinjuku
1. Bicycle Tours Tokyo
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5.0 based on 642 reviews
Unforgettable Bike Tours in Tokyo: Explore & take a closer look at Tokyo. Bicycling through the back streets where you can't find in the guide book. Thanks to the mobility of bike, you can experience delicious contrast of traditional & modern, sophisticated city & down-to-earth vibe. Double your surprise with Bicycle Tours Tokyo !
2. Ninja Food Tours
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5.0 based on 645 reviews
Explore Tokyo via our different food & cultural tours! Group Events & Customized Private Tours also available. Each tour offers a large variety of tastings (5+), while visiting different specialty food shops, artisans, and neighborhood restaurants. Tours operate daily year-round and 2-3 hours long.
3. Gaijin Tours
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5.0 based on 58 reviews
Welcome to all those interested in learning more about real, deep Japan. Gaijin Tours is dedicated to providing exclusive programs offer you "real Japan" experiences that will make your trip special and memorable!
4. H2 International Bar
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5.0 based on 153 reviews
H2 International Bar , Yotsuya sanchome is a friendly and cozy bar , where you can get connected with both japanese and foreigners . A friendly bar in shinjuku area where you can make new friends. Are you searching for a friendly and comfortable bar to hangout with your friends ? you have just found the place . As our beautiful staffs and Bartenders will welcome you and treat you in a good and friendly manner. our bartender makes you the drink of your choice such as; Beer , Cocktails and whiskey's . while you listen to any music of your choice . as we spin the night with ALL JAM MUSIC . 70s,80s, 90s . Soul , Pop,RnB, Rock ,Hip Hop Reggae , Salsa ,Latin and Afro Dance hall. Music request is Ok! We also have Karaoke for Karaoke lovers! watch live sports . we also have shisha or hookar for shisha smokers. come and have fun !
Reviewed By W6313BBfrankd - Yotsuya, Japan
Awesome staff service. Great sisha bar and good vibes. Had a fantastic time! Good drinks , everything here is awesome Good service good staff You can choose any music you wanna listen to and they will play it for you Free entrance and they also have karaoke yoo Highly recommended
5. comburger -cooking with sato-
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5.0 based on 228 reviews
No cooking class like comburger in the world. It is the most unique, personal and fun cooking class ever you will visit in Tokyo!!! If you want to experience more real local of Tokyo, comburger is the perfect place for you!!! It is located in center of Shinjuku, very close to Shinjuku Golden-Gai and Kabukicho area. I offer you Morning class(10:30AM - 1PM / 1 to 3/4 people) + Optional short Trip(1PM - 3PM/ 1 to 3/4 people) and Evening class (6PM - 8:30PM / 1 to 3/4 people). The menus depend on the day of the week, it can vary, so check the website or ask me!!! Your request is welcome too! If you want to book, please go to official web→ BOOK NOW → select the day/time → pay the fee by credit card or PayPal! It is super easy!!! If you have any questions, please don't be shy to ask me anytime!!! I can't wait to see you in Shinjuku!!! with Love sato
Reviewed By AvaStry
This cheerful and informative cooking class was a highlight of our trip to Tokyo. The class was held at Sato's home and he immediately made us feel like we were visiting an old friend as we learned about the ingredients, cooking methods and Japanese culture beyond cuisine - and at the end we got to have an amazing meal! Thank you for the wonderful experience, Sato, hope we get to cook together again another time.
6. Kurand Sake Market (Shinjuku izakaya)
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5.0 based on 191 reviews
Over 100 varieties of sake! Compare different sakes without the need to worry about time or your wallet. Choose a cup, make your way to the fridge, find the sake you'd like to drink, and pour away. Feel free to bring your own snacks. Credit cards accepted. Enjoy all kinds of sake at your own leisure. Direct from the brewery! We bring you one sake from each of a small selection of boutique breweries. Plans: 30 minutes all-you-can-taste, 1100 yen; 90 minutes all-you-can-taste, 2200 yen; no time limit all-you-can-taste plan, 3300 yen.
Reviewed By garrettm435
Kurand Sake Market is a super cool place to visit in Tokyo, very friendly staff and amazing sake for a good value. Recommend to anyone visiting!
7. Tokyo Foodie Tours
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5.0 based on 43 reviews
Our Tokyo Foodie Tours are tailored to embark you on a culinary journey in one of the most exciting cities in the world! With more than 160 000 restaurants, it can easily be overwhelming when you are in Japan for only a short period of time and want to experience the most out of it! Our mission: to bring you to places locals visit and where the food is authentic and the quality is outstanding!
8. Cooking Sun Tokyo
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5.0 based on 192 reviews
Cooking Sun Tokyo is a Japanese cooking class for international travelers. We are located in Shinjuku area near JR Shinanomachi station. Classes are twice a day; Sushi class and Wagyu Kaiseki class. We welcome couples, friends, families, single travelers from around the world and of any skill level!
Reviewed By LLKKcufuvobp - Adelaide, Australia
We took a local train there from Shinjuku (was only a couple of stops) and used google maps to get there. It was a quick 5 minute walk and found it pretty easily. It has a small sign in the window of an otherwise ordinary looking apartment block. The almost 3 hours flew by. We were a family of 4 (children 9 and 11) and were the only participants. The kids participated in everything (including using the knives) and were very capable of making their own sushi platters. Our instructor spoke perfect English, gave us loads of information and made the class fun and interesting. It was rewarding to eat the yummy sushi we had made and we are definitely looking to make sushi at home in the near future. We have all the recipes and more. It was very good value for money. Thank you Cooking Sun Tokyo!!
9. Magic Bar Tejinaya Shinjuku
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5.0 based on 105 reviews
【One of the greatest performance in Japan】 TEJINAYA is the most famous entreatment space for Magic in Japan. We are having world winning magicians who were success at Hollywood,Las Vegas and so on. You’ll too enjoy to not drink, and get thirst. We promise the most wonderful time in your life. Please enjoy this is TEJINAYA
Reviewed By johnlL6269GS - Hong Kong, China
This place lives up to its reviews. We found this bar online through searching around for interest bars in Tokyo. This place was highly rated, and since my fiancee and I were fans of drinking and magic, this seemed like a perfect fit. Long story short - it is a 3500 yen all-you-can-drink for 90 minutes menu with a live show and some close-up magic performances right at your table. This is the only option available, but it is well worth the money. The magicians are very entertaining and sufficiently technically skilled. The close up magic is particularly entertaining, since it is typically performed when there are multiple guests (hence a wide range of angles) and each magician has a different performance for variety. Overall, this is a great deal for its price and it had great entertainment, showmanship and customer service for its price. My fiancee and I were very impressed, and we would certainly come again.
10. Tokyo Free Guide
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5.0 based on 160 reviews
TOKYO FREE GUIDE, a nonprofit volunteer guiding service organization, was started in 2004 with the goal of helping overseas visitors experience Japanese culture and local customs. There are over 600 volunteer guide members who speak at least one language besides Japanese. (English, Spanish, Italian, French). Our guides are cheerful and helpful men and women, who are students, homemakers, retirees, office workers, etc. Most of them have lived and/or worked in or around Tokyo for a long time. Some of the guides may know everything about Japanese music, pop culture, anime, or the trendy shops, while others may have an extensive knowledge of Japanese food, history, culture, society, or religion. Our volunteer guides truly enjoy meeting people from different countries and cultures and sharing the fun of discovering Tokyo and its vicinity!
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