Best Restaurants in Japan(page 13)

Hidden in an alley, a memory from the Meiji era. Enjoy a luxurious moment at "Kyoto Beef Kappo Miyata."

Experience a one-of-a-kind special moment at Yakiniku Inoue, the pinnacle of quality.

A top-rated restaurant selected as one of Tabelog's 100 Best has moved from Kyobashi to Shinjuku. Enjoy a weekend-only lunch course!

[Reservations available on June 10] Lunch/Dinner: You can check availability by phone.

Just 5 minutes from Shibuya Station ◆ Experience exquisite yakiniku in a luxurious setting ◆ Lunch service starts in September! Enjoy all-you-can-eat carefully selected wagyu!

Available private rooms on June 10th. Awarded as one of Tabelog's Top 100 Yakiniku Restaurants 2025 in Ginza Chikamitsu, 6-chome.

Just a 5-minute walk from Shinsaibashi Station, enjoy our unique sushi made with flavorful rice and fresh seasonal fish!

[Reservations available on 6/10 (Wednesday) - Phone reservations welcome] Perfect for anniversaries, dates, girls' parties, and business meetings.

[5-minute walk from Namba Station] Established in 1958 ◆ Fresh, high-quality brand chicken and local poultry. Enjoy traditional flavors in a cozy hideaway.

Just a 3-minute walk from Shin-Fukushima Station! Experience an extraordinary sushi adventure brought to you by the Isshiki Sancho Group! Perfect for special occasions like anniversaries!

Directly connected to Shin-Kobe Station! A 38-year tradition! Specializing in Kobe beef from Tajima, Hyogo Prefecture.

Noto Beef Certified Restaurant Near Kanazawa Station! Reservation-only Specialty Yaki-suki. Original Yaki-suki Shop, Closes at 8:30 PM.

Reservations available on 6/10! Lunch/Dinner: You can check reservation status by phone.

Just a 5-minute walk from Shibuya Station, enjoy high-quality dishes like sushi and tempura at this "adult-friendly" izakaya.

Private rooms available for all seats ◆ All-you-can-eat starting at JPY 3,980 ◆ Enjoy shabu-shabu with flavorful broth or popular sukiyaki!

Indulge in a luxurious shabu-shabu experience at "Kurobuta Fukuyahonten" and "Kurobuta Fukuya".