Tokyo Restaurant Reference

<BODY BGCOLOR="#FFFFCC" TEXT="brown"> <BASEFONT SIZE=3> <H1 ALIGN="CENTER">Tokyo Restaurant Reference</H1> <H3 ALIGN="CENTER">Over 300 Restaurants with an English* Menu in the Tokyo Metropolitan Area</H3> <HR> <H3><IMG WIDTH=20 HEIGHT=15 SRC="graphlib/80-40-00.gif" ALT="* "> <A HREF="resta.htm">arranged by area</A></H3> <H3><IMG WIDTH=20 HEIGHT=15 SRC="graphlib/80-40-00.gif" ALT="* "> <A HREF="restt.htm">arranged by type</A></H3> <H3><IMG WIDTH=20 HEIGHT=15 SRC="graphlib/80-40-00.gif" ALT="* "> <A HREF="restx.htm#alphabetical">alphabetical index</A></H3> <BLOCKQUOTE><script type="text/javascript">  </script> <noscript>pwillener<img width="11" height="12" align="middle" border="0" alt=" -at- " src="spam_vaccine/at_medium.gif">cincom.com</noscript> Visitors to this page may notice that the current restaurant selection is concentrated heavily around the "gourmet belt" of central Tokyo: Daikanyama - Ebisu - Hiroo - Nishi Azabu - Roppongi. This is because I live in this area. I would however like to get more info from other areas in Tokyo, where I do not frequently go out. So <I><B>please</B></I>, if you know some good restaurant in Tokyo, tell me about it! I am especially looking for Japanese restaurants that have an English menu. Use the email button at the bottom of this document, or simply click on the "i" icon at the start of this paragraph. <I><B>Thanks!</B></I></BLOCKQUOTE> <BLOCKQUOTE><FORM ACTION="http://www.japan.co.jp/~pbw/submit.htm" METHOD=GET> <INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT NAME=formsend VALUE="Add a Restaurant"> </FORM></BLOCKQUOTE> <BLOCKQUOTE><IMG WIDTH=20 HEIGHT=18 SRC="graphlib/grnstar.gif" ALT="[STAR]"> A star indicates my personal favorites.</BLOCKQUOTE> <BLOCKQUOTE><IMG WIDTH=28 HEIGHT=12 SRC="graphlib/new-bubb.gif" ALT="[NEW]"> Means a new restaurant that has recently opened.</BLOCKQUOTE> <BLOCKQUOTE><STRONG>Japanese Restaurants</STRONG> very rarely offer an English or romanized menu. The major exceptions are the restaurants located in large international hotels, but they tend to be rather expensive, and also they close very early - usually at 21:00. So until I have collected more Japanese restaurants with an English menu (or you have learned to read a Japanese menu), please try the few that are already here, or go and enjoy Japanese food with Japanese friends or business associates.</BLOCKQUOTE> <BLOCKQUOTE><STRONG>Restaurant Names</STRONG> with accented characters are not handled well by all web browsers (especially when <A HREF="http://www.njstar.com.au/njwin/">NJWIN</A> is active). I have therefore appended the un-accented name in brackets where an accented character appears in the original name.</BLOCKQUOTE> <BLOCKQUOTE><STRONG>*Menu Language:</STRONG> the restaurants listed here offer a menu in a language other than only Japanese. Mostly the language is French, Italian, etc - according to the type of restaurant. I will however try to supply the menu language with each entry in the near future.</BLOCKQUOTE> <P ALIGN="CENTER"><IMG WIDTH=123 HEIGHT=35 SRC="graphlib/end5.gif" ALT="Oishikatta!"></P> </BODY>