Best Restaurants in Japan(page 54)

Fresh organic vegetables, direct-sourced seafood, and handmade fresh pasta are our specialties! Enjoy a relaxing time on our spacious terrace with your pets.

The only collaboration in Japan featuring 17 famous traditional Korean restaurants! Experience the best flavors from these long-established eateries! LA Kalbi makes its debut!

[3-minute walk from Umeda Station] A casual yakiniku restaurant where you can enjoy a variety of high-quality meat cuts that are both Instagram-worthy and delicious!

Enjoy traditional dishes from Capri and Southern Italy at Ginza Novo 10F.

◆A Michelin Bib Gourmand Winner for 8 Consecutive Years◆ Enjoy Creative Kushiage at Reasonable Prices!

A bar and lounge with a view of the Yodogawa River, featuring Osaka's street food from Grand Green Osaka.

[Now Accepting Reservations for New Year Parties] Private rooms and various courses available for gatherings! Enjoy yakitori, fresh seafood, and sake from all over Japan.

A place that serves amazing offal dishes. A must-try is the "Salted Offal Platter," paired with garlic soy sauce and rice!

【3-minute walk from Shin-Nihombashi Station, 4-minute walk from Kanda Station South Exit】Whole purchase of A5 Japanese Black Wagyu beef, halal certified "Tenkou Gyu"

Just a 5-minute walk from Namba Station! Enjoy vibrant Korean cuisine and a variety of drinks in a dazzling space. Perfect for anniversaries and various parties!

◆3-minute walk from Shinjuku West Exit◆Near Shinjuku Post Office◆Private rooms available for small and large groups◆Capacity for up to 100 guests, one of the largest in Shinjuku West Exit for parties◆Enjoy a delightful time with our extensive course menu. Reserve your preferred seats early!

Food Delivered by Boat!

【Media Spotlight: A Hidden Gem】 A sake bar in a traditional-style house tucked away in an alley. Enjoy creative Japanese cuisine made with carefully selected dashi (using honkarebushi and natural Rishiri kombu) and kamadaki silver rice. Savor a variety of local sake served in different sake vessels.