Tokyo's food section carries 2 curated guides, restaurants and cafes, each holding 12 verified entries. Both hit the selection cap at 12. The section treats Tokyo's sit-down dining and cafe scene as equally worth covering rather than tilting toward one and padding the other.
Open the restaurants guide first if dinner planning drives your week in Tokyo. The cafes guide, with its own 12 entries, works better as a secondary layer for mornings, afternoon pauses, or lighter days. You could work through either guide alone for most of a week and still have picks left. That said, the 2 guides complement each other well enough that browsing both before you arrive in Tokyo is likely the smarter move.
August brings average highs of 33°C with 13 rain days. September eases to 29°C but carries 14 rain days. Both months tend to push midday meals indoors, which makes the restaurants and cafes guides especially useful as air-conditioned stops between outdoor stretches in Tokyo.
August in Tokyo averages 33°C highs across 13 rain days, so the restaurants and cafes in both guides pull double duty as cool stops between outdoor stretches.