Critical reception
Nick Levine of Digital Spy gave the song four out of five stars,stating,"Make no mistake,their debut single sounds like a chart invader. With its swooning chorus,inventive,disco-tinged production and lyrics that sound great even when they don't quite make sense,'Left My Heart in Tokyo' is vintage Xenomania." [2] Fraser McAlpine of BBC's "Chart Blog" also rated the song four out of five stars and wrote,"What sets this apart from other generic acts of dance-pop [...] is the infectious energy that singers Frankee and Britt bring to it:whether it's snarling out the verses,purring the bridge,or vamping the chorus,I can't help thinking that recording this single sounds like it was a lot of fun,and it's the sort of fun that they're generously passing on to all of our ears." [3] The song was placed on BBC Radio 1's A-list.
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