Best Restaurants in Japan(page 28)

All-you-can-eat Miyazaki Beef Sukiyaki, Hokkaido Snow Crab, and King Crab (Shabu-shabu option available by reservation only)

[3-minute walk from Shibuya Station] A genuine hot pot specialty restaurant where you can enjoy exquisite dishes like Sukiyaki, Motsunabe, and Shabu-Shabu.

Just 3 minutes from Tachimach Station! Enjoy the rich flavors of A5-ranked Wagyu teppanyaki and savor Hiroshima's famous dishes. Private rooms available!

A hidden counter sushi spot with only 7 seats. Enjoy freshly made sushi in a tranquil setting.

Carefully Selected Craft Sake from Across Japan You're sure to find your favorite! We look forward to welcoming you.

Just a 5-minute walk from Shinagawa Station! Experience Tosa's tradition with flaming "Katsu" and clay pot "Meshi". A new culinary journey brought to you by Myojinmaru.

Enjoy teppanyaki made with the finest ingredients in an elegant adult space.

Awarded in the 2026 Tabelog Hot Restaurant West Division! Ranked No. 1 in Yakiniku on Hitosara in Sannomiya.

Enjoy the vibrant colors of Mita Beef, Kobe Beef, and Tanba vegetables. Savor the rich flavor and sweet fat of the marbled meat.

"Same-Day Reservations Available!" Just a 2-Minute Walk from Shibuya Station, enjoy a variety of sushi, tempura, and a wide selection of Japanese sake at "Kaiou Sushi Sakaba".

Just a 5-minute walk from Namba Station! Enjoy premium tonkatsu made with Hayashi SPF pork in our spacious sofa seating.

A teppanyaki restaurant in Kyoto Shichijo where you can enjoy a variety of small dishes. Savor each plate showcasing the chef's skill and aesthetic.

1-minute walk from Ikebukuro East Exit ◆ Cheers at an affordable Showa retro-style tavern! Kacchan's proud grilled gyoza starting from JPY 200.

Just a 1-minute walk from Sapporo Station! Enjoy a casual tavern with delicious food at great prices. Draft beer for just JPY 290 until 6 PM every day, and all-you-can-eat and drink signature dishes starting from JPY 2000!

Enjoy the seasonal flavors of Kyoto, changing each month. Experience authentic Japanese cuisine with a playful twist in a traditional kominka (old house) setting.