Best Izakaya (Japanese style tavern) in Japan(page 3)

A 3-Minute Walk from Yakuin Station: A Surprising Dining Experience at an Izakaya Where Your Body Naturally Aligns

[30 seconds walk from Namba Subway Station] Enjoy fresh seafood and seasonal ingredients grilled over an irori (traditional Japanese hearth) at this adult gathering spot in the vibrant Toyo district.

Just a 3-minute walk from Shinjuku East Exit! Enjoy all-you-can-eat handmade gyoza and various dim sum! Smoking area available.

Perfect for year-end parties! Private reservations for up to 60 guests are welcome, even during the New Year holidays. Enjoy exquisite seafood and our special cheese monjayaki!

Casual Sushi at Tomikawa

5 minutes from Shibuya Station ◆ Enjoy hearty Hokkaido cuisine for lunch, and unwind at "Yoru no Kuma-chan Onsen" at night! Great drinks and finishing hot pot too!

New Year Party Reservations Now Open! All-You-Can-Drink Course ◇ Private Room Available! Smoking Allowed! Enjoy with Eel Skewers!

All-you-can-eat Sukiyaki and Shabu-Shabu featuring premium Kuroge Wagyu "Satsuma Nishiki Beef" and carefully selected "Nangoku Mugi Pork".

Just a 5-minute walk from Shijo Karasuma Station! Sushi, Tempura, and Taru Sake Reopening on March 1st!

A 200-year-old traditional sake brewery restaurant located in an old town. Enjoy our delicious Hida beef along with our proudly selected sake!

A long-established steakhouse in Kanazawa where the master grills right in front of you.

Just a short walk from Asakusa Station and Kaminarimon, enjoy fresh sushi delivered directly from Toyosu Market. We also offer a variety of tasty snacks!

Using rare Hokkaido lamb. Be sure to try it at least once!

New Store Open‼︎ If you're looking for delicious yakitori, this is the place to be! We specialize in Nagano's local chicken, which is rare in Kansai. With only 9 counter seats, we carefully grill each skewer while keeping an eye on our customers' pace!

Enjoy carefully selected Kobe beef in a hidden gem yakiniku restaurant, all while feeling the charm of Hozenji Yokocho and the essence of "Wabi-Sabi."