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A hidden gem in Nakameguro where you can leisurely enjoy tuna and mackerel dishes, along with Japanese sake and wine.
Elevate your everyday dining experience. An Italian restaurant in Ginza that suits any occasion.
Just a 1-minute walk from Asakusa Station, enjoy the flavors that have been preserved since our establishment in "Tokyo's Downtown Asakusa."
Just 3 minutes from Shinjuku Station! Enjoy authentic churrasco and premium wagyu steak! Courses starting from JPY 3,480. Both non-smoking and smoking areas available.
"Sushi at its Best: 'Sushizanmai' - Enjoy Delicious Sushi Anytime, All Year Round!"
A counter-only restaurant specializing in sea urchin ◆ Enjoy luxurious seafood like fresh sea urchin while feeling the changing seasons.
Just a 5-minute walk from Shibuya Station! Enjoy seafood and Wagyu without compromise at this adult tavern. All-you-can-drink selection of specially chosen Japanese sake.
Since its establishment in 1956 in Osaka, we have been dedicated to cooking with the same spirit of hospitality.
[Today's Reservations Available] A Hidden Gem Restaurant for Casual Visits with Premium Black Wagyu at Unbelievable Prices
【2nd Floor of Ginza Inz, Just a 1-Minute Walk from Ginza and Yurakucho Stations】 A place to enjoy creative cuisine! Happy hour is also available. Perfect for girls' nights out, with a variety of course meals and all-you-can-drink options to fit your budget! Private reservations for up to 70 guests are welcome!
Just a 2-minute walk from Tanimachi 4-chome Station! Perfect for parties! All-you-can-drink and private reservations available! Courses start from JPY 2,200!
[4-minute walk from Shibuya Station] A hot pot and spicy soup favored by celebrities! The popular chain "Qin Baba Skewers" has landed in Japan!
Enjoy a Ryukyu cuisine x French omakase course while taking in the night view of Shuri. A calm atmosphere perfect for anniversaries and business meetings.
A feast of evolving Japanese cuisine and fine sake crafted by a young chef and sommelier, rooted in Kyoto tradition.