Contact Best Restaurants Tokyo
Everything sent to this site reaches one inbox: info@bestrestaurantstokyo.com. The site carries restaurant listings across Tokyo, a downloadable eating guide and a short band of food tours, and the people who maintain all three read what arrives. A short, specific note works best, so name the page you mean and what needs attention.
Email Us
Address every note to info@bestrestaurantstokyo.com and it will reach the right place. A good message names the page in question, ideally with the web address pasted straight from the browser, and states plainly what looks wrong or what you want to know. Screenshots help when a listing renders oddly. Bare subject lines with no context tend to wait longest, so two or three words up top save everyone time.
Where To Write
Tokyo restaurant details move constantly. A venue shuts its doors, a Google rating drifts after a burst of new reviews, a booking policy tightens, a menu turns over. If anything here no longer matches what you are seeing, send the restaurant's name, the page it appears on and a line describing the gap. A link to the current source, such as the venue's own listing, speeds things along.
Each report is checked against its source, and where a detail is wrong the page gets corrected on the link readers already use. Not every note draws a personal reply; volume makes that impossible, and a silent fix is still a fix. When something material changes, such as a restaurant closing for good, the entry itself is updated rather than simply flagged. Reports from readers catch what no publisher catches alone.
Questions On The Guide
Questions about The Tokyo Food List are the most common ones received here. It is our own guide: a $9 download with 980+ restaurants arranged by cuisine, each carrying its Google rating, price range, suggested orders, reservation difficulty and booking link, plus Google Maps pins and a walk-time map of nearby options. Anything about buying it, opening it on a phone or reaching the latest update belongs in one email. Adding the address used at purchase speeds things up, since the order is found that way.
Tour Booking Questions
The six food tours shown here, from a Tsukiji market walk to a Shinjuku bar hop, are sold and run by their operators through third-party booking platforms. No payment is processed on this site, no places are held and no confirmations are issued. Refunds, date changes and cancellation questions must go to the platform named in your confirmation email, using the reference it contains. Every tour in the roster lists free cancellation, but the terms on the live booking page govern.
Tour questions split into two kinds. Anything about a booking itself, payment details, a cancellation or a refund has to go to the operator on the live booking page, since this site never handles money or reservations, tables included. Restaurant bookings go through the venue or its own booking system, and the Food List entry says whether a place is usually walk-in or needs a table secured ahead. Then there are listing errors: a stale price or a moved meeting point on one of the six tours featured here. Those reports help, and naming the tour plus the page address is enough.
Press And Media Enquiries
Press, partnership and data enquiries go to the same address: a short note with a sentence on what you need and your deadline is enough. The site runs no paid placements and takes no money for coverage, so pitches for sponsored restaurant listings are declined. Genuine collaborations around Tokyo dining data are read with interest.
Response Times
Email is the only channel, and replies normally land within a few working days. Japanese public holidays and the travel seasons around them can slow that down. Reports of errors jump the queue, since one wrong detail misleads everyone who reads that page. Anything broader about the site, its scope or how the tours and the guide earn their keep sits on the about and disclosure pages rather than in a reply. Send a nudge if a week passes with no answer.