To Eat and Do in Tokyo

Alexa (@ladylexy) Andrzejewski: My favorite ramen in the world. Try the wide noodles and then come back the next day and try the thick noodles.

Alexa (@ladylexy) Andrzejewski: Try the Yuzu Tsukemen here. Another good candidate for best ramen in the world.

Alexa (@ladylexy) Andrzejewski: Tori no Iru Cafe - http://wandertokyo.com/tori-no-iru-cafe/

Alexa (@ladylexy) Andrzejewski: Calico Cat Cafe in Shinjuku - more exotic cats and open til 10pm, so you can get your cat fix at the end of the day - http://wandertokyo.com/cat-cafe-calico/

Alexa (@ladylexy) Andrzejewski: Okonomiyaki for the young people. Not necessarily The Best, but you can get back Okonimiyaki and Teppanyaki here in a playful atmosphere.

Alexa (@ladylexy) Andrzejewski: Lots of CATS at this temple.

Alexa (@ladylexy) Andrzejewski: Inexpensive bifukatsu that melts in your mouth.

Alexa (@ladylexy) Andrzejewski: Yes you can get these in San Jose now, but if you walk by a Mochicream (there's one in Akiba) be sure to get these!

Alexa (@ladylexy) Andrzejewski: One-of-a-kind meat extravaganza. You can find horse meat yakiniku and sashimi here.

Alexa (@ladylexy) Andrzejewski: Tiny soba shop rated 4.21 on Tabelog for their handmade noodles.

Alexa (@ladylexy) Andrzejewski: Ikebukuro ramen shop Miwa says is worth the long wait in line, but it's so thick it's like gravy and will put you to sleep all day.

Alexa (@ladylexy) Andrzejewski: Melt-in-your mouth Omi Beef sukiyaki.

Alexa (@ladylexy) Andrzejewski: Trendy Yakiniku; looks amazing, well-rated on Tabelog, modern ambiance.

Alexa (@ladylexy) Andrzejewski: Elegant & Beefy Yakiniku, well-rated on Tabelog

Alexa (@ladylexy) Andrzejewski: Expensive A-5 Kobe Beef + King Crab Leg served Shabu Shabu style or Teppanyaki style. One of a number of Seryna restaurant group locations.

Alexa (@ladylexy) Andrzejewski: Ebisu in Shibuya. Miwa recommends the Zabusuki here.