Tokyo Dining

We’ve all noticed that Tokyo has a surplus of delivery persons riding around the metropolis on bicycles, but have you ever wondered what they were delivering? Being Japan, it’s most often food in those carry cases. With all the dining options from fine dining to alleyway ramen, you may be wondering why people would need food via delivery, but at some point, you will realize why it exists seemingly everywhere. Even though you’re in Tokyo, one of the world’s best cities to dine in, you’ll eventually run out of meal ideas or want to stay home and relax. Maybe you’re not in the mood for crowds, lines, or smoke. Enter a plethora of delivery services. Even with language barriers, there is plenty of options for an English speaker to start making orders everywhere, from your favorite curry shop to that sandwich shop that always has a line out front. Over the years, multiple service providers have come and gone, but a few big players are still going strong. We’ve compiled some of the best English options and significant players in the market broadly if you are comfortable navigating in Japanese and want even more selection. Uber Eats Yep, the same…