Best Restaurants in Japan(page 42)

Enjoy vegetable-wrapped skewers and the night in a traditional machiya in Pontocho.

Featured in the Michelin Guide Tokyo 2026, this counter-style French restaurant has earned a one-star rating for three consecutive years, specializing in wood-fired dishes.

[Popular Yakiniku Restaurant in Ikebukuro] Enjoy a luxurious time with carefully grilled charcoal-broiled meat prepared right in front of you by our staff. Private rooms available.

5-Minute Walk from Shibuya Station ◆ Enjoy Special Black Wagyu Beef with a Crunch ◎ A Kansai-style Yaki-suki restaurant specializing in "just meat" grilled right in front of you.

Just a 1-minute walk from Shinjuku Sanchome Station, the star here is tongue! Introducing the famous "Tokiwa-tei Shingo's Tongue"!

Established in the first year of the Meiji era! This eel restaurant is directly operated by the Eel Craftsmen Association. Enjoy the grilled "Tomosui Unagi," a legendary eel closest to the ancient natural eel, along with the "Mikawa Isshiki" eel cultivated by master artisans. Don't miss the chance to savor the skills recognized by culinary critics!

A casual spot in Futako-Tamagawa to enjoy authentic sushi!

Just a 3-minute walk from Kinshicho Station, enjoy a fantastic space featuring a variety of creative dishes and delicious ramen!

Indulge in the finest Hida beef steak in a serene atmosphere, available exclusively for just two groups a day. Our restaurant is a designated Hida beef provider, offering only A5 grade cuts.

[5-minute walk from Hondori Tram Station] Enjoy carefully selected meat in Sukiyaki and Teppanyaki for lunch and dinner at Tomiya.

Just a 3-minute walk from Karasuma and Shijo Station ◆ Enjoy Wagyu Yakiniku in a traditional Kominka and experience Kyoto | A special moment to relax in a semi-private room

[Directly Connected to Osaka Station] ■ 20 Varieties of Wine in a Casual Dining Setting ■ All-You-Can-Eat Pizza ■ Spacious with 60 Seats and a Terrace

Experience accessible luxury in a 180-year-old Kyomachiya. A5 Wagyu Sukiyaki at "Sukiyaki Niku no Hiroshige Takatsuji".

Casual Authentic Sushi at Ginza Uokin! Cashless Only