In Tokyo, you can find a wide variety of restaurants. Most of them are open from 10:00 to 22:00, though some open at around 17:00.
In Japan, it is not customary to tip, but a 5% consumption tax and sometimes a 10% service charge or Luxury tax are added to the bill.

Japanese: Dishes are often served in a tatami-matted room, where using wheelchairs is usually not allowed. So it would be better to call ahead to make sure that there are appropriate facilities to fit your needs.

As you wander around Tokyo, you will find many restaurants with a display case showing the dishes available inside. Dishes at such restaurants are reasonably priced. In general, these restaurants are available to people in wheelchairs. (Still, some are not.)

Fast food restaurants are widely available. Ramen and curried rice restaurants can be found at almost every train station, but they are often equipped with high counter and fixed stools.

On the upper floors of most department stores, you will find a variety of restaurants. These are usually reasonably priced and have no steps or doors at their entrances. See pages for Department Stores .