TOKYO

Wadakura Restaurant

Wadakura is a beautiful high-end restaurant in Tokyo’s stunning Palace Hotel. The restaurant specializes in Kaiseki cuisine, a traditional multi-course Japanese dinner. Wadakura serves the kaiseki meal in an unusual,

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Mark’s Table

Mark’s Table – an intimate restaurant with passionate food Mark Sekita left his career in finance in order to pursue his life-long passion: food. After training at CIA (Culinary Institute

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Kappabashi Dori

Kappabashi Dori, also known as “kitchen street”, is my favourite Toyko street to spend an afternoon in. It’s packed with shops selling all kinds of kitchen supplies: from colourful chopsticks

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Tsukiji Fish Market

Tsukiji is one of Tokyo’s most legendary places: the world’s largest fishmarket which works like the pulsating heart of this Japanese city. It is here where chefs come to in

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Takashimaya Food Hall

If there’s a food heaven it must be a Japanese ‘depachika’ – the food halls found in the basement of most departments stores in Japan. Here you find all kinds

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Tsukiji Masamoto

A fantastic knife shop right outside the former Tsukiji fishmarket. Here you can get hold of typical Japanese knives and get them engraved or sharpened on site. I bought myself

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