Chromata was amazing for the view and for the overall feel. Its built into the side of the mountain and the structure makes you feel like a hobbit, like you live in a luxurious cave. The decor was simple and the food blah but definitely would stay again. Imerovigli was the perfect part of town, walking distance from Thera and Fira (Fira had quite bit of shopping, mixture of boutiques, jewellery stores and cute restaurants). Oia has the amazing sunset picture and expensive stores but its a bit more isolated (2.5hr walk, 15 min car ride from middle of town).

Food was surprisingly yummy despite the fact that they dont look the most appetising. The seafood spaghetti was awesome. Next time will try Argo in Fira but need to make reservations.

We walked 13km from Imerovigli to Oia (need decent shoes for the walk as some parts are steep and pebbly). Then to get to the tavern you need to walk to the red castle (looks like a fort on the side of the cliff) and walk down the steps to the left. The seafood is extremely fresh and yummy. Totally recommended.

Greco-French cuisine about 50 m away from Chromata where we stayed. Exceptional service, very good food and awesome view. I ordered the black pork and Stan ordered the octopus.

Great part of town, 10 min walk from the Louvre. Great shopping area. Rooms are small but that’s to be expected

Astounding food. Wagyu was awesome. A casual restaurant, in a not amazing part of town (15 mins away from Louvre). Total hidden gem

Exceptional service. Food was outstanding, very fusion. Set menus but proportional was reasonable. We ordered the seasonal 5 course lunch.

This revamp of Bibo is awesome, with a new chef Nicolas Chew. The food was actually yum. French fused with other cuisines such as Peruvian or Japanese. The wagyu steak was superb.

The most amazing resort Ive ever stayed at. Hands down!!!

The meal was ok, nothing incredible but the experience was wonderful. Careful with wine though, spent usd120 per glass

Cute cafe beside Omotesandō Hills. Desserts ok but great place to people watch.

Literally a hotel on top of Tokyo Station. The decor is very grand, and beautiful but no view though as all rooms are on the 3rd floor. Will stay here going forward when I go to Tokyo, best bang for the buck.

Amazing sushi. A couple of appetizers but the chef quickly got to the point. The tomago had a caramel crisp burnt on top, melt in my mouth. Sooo awesome. 10 min walk from Ginza station and close by there is a cute alley with loads of restaurants and bars right under a bridge.

The food was amazing!!!!! Nestled in a residential area across from Nezu Station (Chiyoda Line). On the weekends there are no booking and the line is about 1hr long but 100% worth it. The food is plentiful and we ordered too much, next time only one bowl of noodle is needed for two. The beef sukiyaki and pork was succulent and the noodles were chewy.

Meal was quite good but in Tokyo there are alot of amazing places. The streak is very buttery and chocolate cake was very rich. The restaurant was a 10 min walk away from tokyo station.