RT @davidchang: i think the best ramen in world is the tsukemen at Rokurinsha in Tokyo. the only ramen i'd queue up for. Leia mais.
Worth a visit for the architecture alone. Some staff speak English at this upper end Tsutaya and there are some English books and magazines. It can get a bit noisy and busy at night time.
Nice bar with a great whisky and vinyl collection. And of course, unlimited bar snacks in little mason jars! #win
Rin Project in Taito-ku is a friendly bicycle store that rents exceptionally well loved bicycles to locals and tourists alike, for ¥1080 pre day (plus a ¥540 accident insurance fee).
Yes yes, the Lost in Translation bar... but also home to one of the best Old Fashioneds I've ever had. If you're hungry, skip the pizza and Just Do It with the $38 burger.
Treat it like a museum rather than a shop. 4th floor connects to Uniqlo. Rest your feet and get some food at Rose Bakery on the top floor.
Fu-Unji. Simple put, the best ramen I've ever had thus far. Get the 950Yen Tsukemen and take a seat. Separate plates for broth and noodles which is nice. Leave with the biggest smile on your face.
This guy decided open a bar to share his 10k records. He runs 2 Thorens turntables to 2 Altec speaker cabinets, either side of the back door. 6 nights, 2-11 but stays as long as people want to enjoy<3
