Best Izakaya (Japanese style tavern) in Japan(page 13)

Featured on TBS TV's "Chubo Desu yo!", this is a specialty Hiroshima-style Okonomiyaki restaurant in Nishi-Shinjuku. The passionate owner from Hiroshima cooks with dedication! Reservations are accepted for groups of three or more.

Enjoy the famous vegetable skewers near Kyoto Station!

【2-minute walk from Tsukiji / 5-minute walk from Higashi-Ginza】 The Nakamata Group, which has earned a 3.7 rating on Tabelog, has opened a new restaurant in Tsukiji.

[Sushi, Japanese Cuisine, Banquets] Authentic Edomae Sushi with Sake and Side Dishes. Enjoy genuine sushi at reasonable prices in a casual izakaya setting.

[Directly connected to Shibuya Station, 1-minute walk from Tokyu Plaza 7F] Enjoy yakitori paired with carefully selected wines and sake in a hidden gem for adults.

Enjoy Ishigaki Black Wagyu steak, sukiyaki, and shabu-shabu paired with local Okinawan sake. Private rooms available, perfect for special occasions!

Just a 2-minute walk from Kamiyacho East. A yakiniku restaurant that specializes in top-quality A5 Wagyu, sourced with care. Enjoy excellent value courses and private rooms!

Ultimate Tempura, Maximizing Ingredients' Flavors with Premium Taihaku Sesame Oil and Artisan Techniques

Just a 3-minute walk from Hakata Station, enjoy fresh fish from Hakata with "Sushi, Sides, and Specialties"!

A Hard-to-Book Gem! Enjoy the White Miso Offal Hot Pot with Over 30 Years of History at This Popular Spot Known for Its Fresh Ingredients.

[Just a 3-minute walk from Shinjuku Station] A completely private izakaya featuring seafood and oden! Smoking allowed for up to 150 guests. Happy hour every day!

A Authentic Italian & Prime Beef Restaurant by Wolfgang Puck

Just 5 minutes from Kyoto Station! Enjoy flavorful Kyoto-style miso oden and daily obanzai! Courses start at an affordable JPY 3,000!

Just 2 minutes from Karasuma Station ◆ Charcoal-grilled dishes and obanzai made with carefully selected ingredients ◎ Great selection of courses and drinks! Over 100 years of history in a traditional Kyoto townhouse.