Onto the goods! Drinks were a Coke for Shirley (not pictured). 

Patrick's iced tea.

 Patrick decided he was feeling a little belly-guilt from all the food we'd been eating on the holiday, so he decided against a burger & for their breakfast special instead.

The servings seem small, but hand-in-hand with your burger, it all feels you up so well leaving you entirely satisfied.

I purposefully posted this restaurant review last to end on a high note for the final post of my Japan round-up. It has been so much fun posting these as a hit of reminiscence for me while I'm back home. I post for the public, but also for personal reasons so I can share these moments with my personal circle & also for my future self. Thank you for reading if  you have done, and bearing with my insane amounts of spam Japan posts. If you would like to talk about travelling in Japan (or anywhere!) you can email me at rebeccalayblog@gmail.com otherwise my Japan chats are over... for now.

As a fan of pretty lights & city nights, we obviously had to ride the ferris wheel that overlooked beautiful Odaiba.

 I'll try to keep it low on the city photos in this post since I've uploaded so many already. I can't help it, I love the city! 

We headed to Aqua City to visit the RAMEN HOUSE. 

It's basically a whole level dedicated to ramen - several different ramen stores that you go up & order from... & eat outside on the deck with the stunning view.

Packed full & satisfied, we walked over to Tokyo's own Statue of Liberty.

The wind was perfect tonight. A day filled with good views, good weather in the city - makes me very, very happy. 

Bill's is a popular brunch restaurant with locations in Sydney, Tokyo & London. 

I'd heard about it before & was ready to attack a proper western-style brunch.

For drinks, Patrick ordered a lemonade, Shirley ordered a frappe of sorts & I ordered a green juice/ apple, cucumber, spinach, chia seeds & young coconut. (Sidenote: it was warm & there was way too much cucumber.)

& Patrick's full english breakfast...

Even though we just had our full brunch and it was hot like nothing else, we decided we needed crepes in our bodies.

Beware, the menu is HUGE and for an indecisive person, can make the crepe-choosing process quite the chore. In the end, I went with settled with strawberries & cookies & cream cheesecake.

 We made our way to Shinjuku which was very similar to Shibuya (where we were staying). A lot of shopping & all, so after a bit of wondering & walking around we stopped at a restaurant called Hawaiian Pancake Factory. In hindsight, this was probably a poor decision. Level 6-8 of this building was full of restaurants of different cuisines & themes, and instead we ate at this restaurant on Level 2 that left us... quite disappointed.

We then headed to Akihabara which is tech-city! Anime, computers, cameras galore! We shopped & wandered for a few hours before heading back to the hotel for a rest & being greeted with this gorgeous view:

Dinner time came around and we were having my fave food ever: BURGERS! 

Freshness Burger, to be exact. 

Dinner was had but we were still so tired from the long day of walking & sweating... & sweating some more so we decided to call it a night & head back to the hotel for rest.