Best Izakaya (Japanese style tavern) in Japan(page 8)

New Course Launching from May 1st! We look forward to your reservations! ★ Accepting reservations for welcome and farewell parties ★ A fishing izakaya, Tsuribune Chaya Zauo, has arrived in Shibuya! You can fish right in the heart of the city!

Kyoto Kurozakura: A Yakiniku Specialty Restaurant Offering Whole A5 Rank Japanese Black Wagyu. Perfect Courses for Welcome and Farewell Parties Available. Now Taking Reservations!

A relaxing space to enjoy high-quality Wagyu beef hot pot and carefully selected Japanese sake at great value.

Open until 1 AM during Golden Week! On the 3rd, 4th, and 5th, we open at 4 PM!

Just a 5-minute walk from Namba Station! A restaurant designed with a retro Showa-era atmosphere in a renovated traditional house! We can accommodate up to 30 guests for parties! All-you-can-drink courses start from JPY 3,500!

Selected as one of the "Top 100 Restaurants" on Tabelog for three consecutive years! Enjoy our carefully crafted yakitori, drinks, and a refined atmosphere.

Just a 3-minute walk from Shibuya Station! Perfect for a leisurely meal! This yakiniku restaurant on Dogenzaka in Shibuya has been dedicated to quality cuts of meat and homemade dishes for 17 years, offering a focus on safety and reassurance.

Finally expanding to Kyoto! Grand opening in December 2024♪ Featuring A5 grade black wagyu with all seats in semi-private rooms♪

Exquisite seafood dishes crafted with seasonal fresh fish and skilled craftsmanship. A warm and inviting space perfect for dates or girls' gatherings!

Just a 3-minute walk from Fukushima Station! Enjoy hearty robatayaki and black rice sushi made with bamboo charcoal. A tavern where you can savor carefully selected seafood with all your senses.

Just 27 seconds from Akihabara Station! Private rooms available. Check out our welcome party course with 2 hours of all-you-can-drink starting from JPY 3,500!

A casual izakaya with delicious freshly fried tempura and sushi! "When it comes to affordable and tasty tempura in Kyoto, it's Komefuku!"