Best Restaurants in Japan(page 21)

A sushi restaurant where anyone can casually enjoy the best of Japan anytime! Lunch and takeout options available.

All-you-can-eat Shabu-shabu/Sukiyaki with A5 Miyazaki Beef, Matsusaka Beef, and Nankoku Barley Pork. Perfect for celebrations and business meetings with fully private rooms available.

Step out onto the terrace and enjoy the stunning deep blue sea of Maeda. Indulge in authentic Neapolitan pizza baked in a wood-fired oven, along with Ryukyu Italian cuisine, all in the perfect location!

[3-minute walk from Roppongi Station] Unlimited Japanese sake pairing × Authentic sushi | English-speaking staff available | Same-day reservations welcome | Private rooms available

Opening September 22, 2025: A private yakiniku restaurant that prioritizes flavor over flash.

A sister restaurant of the famous Tonkatsu Hyakumeiten New Babe has opened in Kyoto! Enjoy crispy breading and the blissful flavor of premium pork tonkatsu.

Ishigaki Beef and Seafood Restaurant! Enjoy a variety of Okinawan dishes in a bright and cheerful atmosphere, filled with laughter from locals and tourists alike, along with the friendly calls of our staff.

Enjoy authentic Sukiyaki, a Japanese delicacy, at an unbeatable value! Experience real Wagyu Sukiyaki!

Anniversaries, Dates, Girls' Parties, and Business Meetings

A long-established steakhouse dedicated to the finest black wagyu and traditional techniques. Just 1 minute from TX Asakusa Station, near Tawaramachi Station.

Teppanyaki Steak of Kobe Beef and Wagyu by a Top Chef from a Michelin-Starred Restaurant and Five-Star Hotel

Open 24/7! No seat charge or appetizer fee! If you're craving delicious gyoza, head to Shinjuku Kakekomi Gyoza.

Rooftop Terrace with a View of Osaka Castle Park: Enjoy Shichirin Yakiniku or BBQ

Enjoy a seasonal omakase course in a relaxed atmosphere.

Grilled with a focus on "strong charcoal fire" - Hokkaido Lamb × "farm-fresh" - fresh vegetables

The only yakiniku restaurant where you can savor the legendary Wagyu "Kamui." Focused on flavor over presentation. Just a 1-minute walk from Ginza Station, with all seats in private or semi-private rooms.