13 Unique Places You Have To Eat And Drink At In Tokyo

I hope you're good with chopsticks, because the sushi at this spot literally fits on a single grain of rice. This mini sushi is meticulously made by hand and looks just like its normal-sized counterpart. Don't worry, if you're still hungry, you can order regular sushi as well!

If you have a sweet tooth bigger than your head, then you're in for a treat! Totti Candy Factory makes this giant rainbow cotton candy that not only looks pretty enough for photos (just check out their IG for inspo) but tastes good, too!

Portable crème brûlée in a crepe is a real thing and it's just as delicious as it looks. Think a warm, soft exterior filled with a fluffy vanilla cream that's been perfectly caramelized on top. They have other flavors, but how can you pass up a classic?

Giant rainbow cotton candy not enough for you? Follow it up with this tall beauty: 15 inches of creamy soft serve! Yes, that's over a foot tall, so eat quick before it melts! Each color/layer is a different flavor, so every bite is like a whole new experience.

This ramen makes your mermaid fantasies come true. There's a top-secret ingredient that makes it blue, but whatever it is, we love it. Besides being almost too pretty to eat, it's also delicious, with its thick broth mixed with ground chicken and a soft-boiled egg.

This is a FRIED. CHICKEN. FLIGHT. That's right, an entire board made up of different cuts of fried chicken. It highlights all the parts of the bird, so you'll find the classic wing and drumstick, but also some more unique bites like fried heart and tail meat. Finger lickin' good.

Sure, you could buy a bag of Kit Kats and binge on them, or you could make your own fancy custom candy that looks like a piece of art. Start with a flavored Kit Kat base and then top with any of their 300+ options: coconut, fruit, chocolate, and more!

This museum is a bit outside of Tokyo, but worth it if you're an instant noodle–lover. Not only can you explore the history of the beloved noodles, but you can actually make your own custom version in their factory. Choose your base noodles, add toppings, take home, and enjoy!

A Michelin-starred meal for less than $30? That’s what you’ll get here, at this intimate noodle shop that recently moved to a location in Tokyo. They serve world-class ramen that you can actually afford — but be warned, get there early before all the reservations run out!

This café might not be quite as delicious as the others on this list, but it's certainly the cutest. At Harry, guests sip tea while holding adorable little hedgehogs! You can even feed them treats to make them your new best friend — the perfect dining companion.