Tokyo Food Guide

Uobei Shibuya Dogenzaka is a sushi restaurant that is affordable but high-quality sushi. The process of ordering food at this restaurant is efficient by the mini iPads for each seat. In addition, there is a conveyor belt that brings the food to you, instead of a waitress/waitress that serves you. The whole experience is quite exciting and makes a simple restaurant that is innovative and appealing to customers. There were also many people that were eating alone which was great because of how quiet and peaceful it was. 

Takeshita Street is an amazing place to grab some street food and desserts that are crazy cheap. These desserts include cotton candy, cake pops, crepes, candy, and many more.  This street is incredibly crowded and consist of many clothing/souvenir stores which are a plus. 

Ichiran Ramen is one of the most popular ramen restaurants in Japan. Dinning at Ichiran is an incredible and thrilling experience that many tourists enjoy. The order is filled out to one's desire: the richness, garlic, green onions, sliced pork, and noodle texture. The process is buying a ticket from a machine and enjoying ramen in your own individual private booth.  The line is pretty long in the afternoons, but short around the evening and midnight. As a foreigner, employees were extremely kind and included an English menu which was nice.