List of restaurants in Tokyo

Adapted from the English Wikipedia article List of restaurants in Tokyo, available under CC BY-SA 4.0Updated 10 August 2025

Dining Establishments in Tokyo

Afuri – a ramen restaurant chain
L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon – a French dining venue in Minato, Tokyo awarded two Michelin stars
Butlers Café – a combined restaurant and bar situated in Shibuya, Tokyo, a prominent fashion district
Les Créations de Narisawa – recognized with one Michelin star in 2008 and elevated to two stars by 2010
Grand Central Oyster Bar & Restaurant – operates two branches within Tokyo
Lil Woody's
Matsugen – a group of Japanese restaurants owned by the Matsushita brothers, with locations in Tokyo, Hawaii, and New York City
Nihonryori Ryugin – offers fusion cuisine in Minato, Tokyo
L'Osier – a classic French restaurant in Chuo-ku, Tokyo, formerly holding three Michelin stars from 2008 to 2011
Little Texas – a honky-tonk specializing in Texan cuisine and serving as a key venue for country and Western music in Japan
Ramen Street – an underground shopping area on the Yaesu side of Tokyo Station, featuring eight specialty ramen eateries
Ribera Steakhouse – themed around wrestling, boxing, and MMA, with two locations in Tokyo
Sushi Ginza Onodera
Tokyo Skytree – home to Sky Restaurant 634

The Michelin Guide began covering Tokyo in 2008.

Name	Location	2008 (150)	2009 (227)	2010 (261)	2011 (266)	2012 (293)	2013 (373)	2014 (281)	2015 (226)	2016 (217)	2017 (227)	2018 (234)	2019 (230)
Araki	Ginza, Chūō, Tokyo				Template:Michelin stars Template:Br3 stars	Template:Michelin stars Template:Br3 stars	Closed in 2013; relocated to London in 2014
Azabu Yukimura	Azabu-Jūban, Minato				Template:Michelin stars Template:Br3 stars	Template:Michelin stars Template:Br3 stars	Template:Michelin stars Template:Br3 stars	Template:Michelin stars Template:Br3 stars	Template:Michelin stars Template:Br3 stars	Template:Michelin stars Template:Br3 stars	Template:Michelin stars Template:Br3 stars	Template:Michelin stars Template:Br3 stars	Template:Michelin stars Template:Br3 stars
Esaki	Shibuya				Template:Michelin stars Template:Br3 stars	Template:Michelin stars Template:Br3 stars	Template:Michelin stars Template:Br3 stars	Template:Michelin stars Template:Br3 stars	Template:Michelin stars Template:Br3 stars	Template:Michelin stars Template:Br3 stars	Lost rating in 2017; re-established as Yatsugatake Esaki in 2018
Ginza Koju	Ginza, Chūō, Tokyo	Template:Michelin stars Template:Br3 stars	Template:Michelin stars Template:Br3 stars	Template:Michelin stars Template:Br3 stars	Template:Michelin stars Template:Br3 stars	Template:Michelin stars Template:Br3 stars	Template:Michelin stars Template:Br3 stars	Template:Michelin stars Template:Br3 stars	Template:Michelin stars Template:Br2 stars

(Note: Table has been abbreviated for conciseness; complete details are available from the original source.)