Japanese Superfoods: Sesame
Sesame seeds have a long history, with research tracing their use dating back to almost 3000BC. Although they are thought to have originated in India,...
By Luisa Heenan
November 17, 2015 |
Food & Drink, Health & Beauty
Vegetarian Night at Crayon House
Tucked away neatly amongst the side streets of ultra-hip Omotesando is a humble organic gem that is sure to satisfy those wanting to snuggle closer...
By Juliette Olah
November 13, 2015 |
Food & Drink
Charcoal Grill and a View of Tokyo Tower at Steak House Xex
On the top floor of Atago Green Hills Mori Tower, over 180 meters skyward, the dining facilities at Xex make a fantastic destination for those...
By The Savvy Team
November 6, 2015 |
Food & Drink
A French Afternoon Tea Fit for Gustave Eiffel
Afternoon tea is a very civilized ritual which has been almost forgotten in our busy world. Fortunately, the Grand Hyatt hotel in Roppongi has resurrected...
By Cheryl White
October 12, 2015 |
Food & Drink
Sky Restaurant 634: One of Tokyo’s Best-Kept Secrets
Even though it opened over three years ago and immediately shot to the top of most tourists' must-visit lists when coming to Japan, I only...
By Kelly Wetherille
September 25, 2015 |
Food & Drink, Restaurant Review
An Elegant Gourmet Experience at Chez Taka, Higashi Azabu
If I had to describe my food experience at Chez Taka in just two words, it would be elegantly sumptuous. Nestled in the quiet neighborhood...
By Ai Faithy Perez
September 11, 2015 |
Food & Drink
Brazilian Barbecue at Tokyo’s Barbacoa
Summer, of course, is the perfect time of year for barbecuing, and yet somehow the image of myself melting under the scorching heat coming from...
By Jody Pang
August 24, 2015 |
Food & Drink
Barbies and Beer in Shimbashi
No, I'm not talking about Barbie dolls drinking beer in Shimbashi. But right in the middle of one of Tokyo's busiest business areas, a barbecue—"barbie"...
By Jody Pang
August 14, 2015 |
Food & Drink
Japanese Hospitality and Cuisine at Shinjyuku Kappo Nakajima
You may have tried the finest, most famous restaurants within Tokyo's numerous offerings. You may have also experienced the attentiveness of typical Japanese customer service....
By Jody Pang
August 3, 2015 |
Food & Drink
Slow French Food at Argent, Meguro
Argent is part of the long-standing European food movement known as slow food. Established in 1980, the sign above the door proclaims the restaurant's dedication...
By Cheryl White
July 31, 2015 |
Food & Drink
Dine with Alice in Shibuya’s Very Own Wonderland
Stepping into the Alice in a Dancing Land restaurant in Shibuya is like riding a merry-go-round of delight. You will be greeted by one of...
By Joanna Pearce
July 27, 2015 |
Food & Drink