Restaurants, bars, cafes and hotels in Tokyo: 150,000+
Dashmote counts 150,000+ on-premise outlets in the Tokyo metro area, within 25 km of the centre (an outlet between two listed cities counts only for the nearer one); that is 17% of all outlets in Japan. Open on-premise outlets (restaurants, cafes, quick service, bars and pubs, hotels), one record per public map listing.
Tokyo has the most outlets in Japan
- Tokyo
- Osaka
- Nagoya
- Yokohama
- Fukuoka
Where Tokyo stands
Tokyo has the most outlets among metro areas in Japan
Open on-premise outlets per metro area in Japan, ranked
By outlet type
| Outlet type | Share |
|---|---|
| Restaurants | 62% |
| Bars and pubs | 19% |
| Cafes and coffee shops | 10% |
| Hotels | 5% |
| Quick service and fast food | 5% |
Tokyo has slightly more restaurants than Japan as a whole
Share of outlets by type, Tokyo (bar) against all of Japan (tick)
Outlet profile
| Measure | Tokyo | All outlets in Japan |
|---|---|---|
| Independent | 91% | 93% |
| Listed on a delivery app | 7% | 5% |
| Website listed | 64% | 57% |
| 100+ public reviews | 33% | 27% |
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What the numbers show
Tokyo is the largest metro area in Japan.
17% of the outlets in Japan are in the Tokyo metro area.
The Yokohama metro area is only 25 km away, close enough to plan the two together.
Using these numbers
Cover Tokyo and Yokohama together
Yokohama is 25 km away; one sales team can cover both metro areas.
Split the city by outlet type
Restaurants are 62% of outlets in Tokyo; plan them as their own list so other outlet types get visited too.
Frequently asked questions
How many restaurants and bars are there in Tokyo?
140,000+ restaurants, cafes, quick-service outlets, bars and pubs, hotels excluded (93,000+ restaurants, 28,000+ bars and pubs, 14,000+ cafes and coffee shops and 6,900+ quick-service and fast-food outlets); with 7,600+ hotels, 150,000+ on-premise outlets in the Tokyo metro area.