Best Restaurants in Japan(page 23)

Just a minute from Kyoto Kawaramachi Station. Enjoy A5 Wagyu beef, expertly sliced by our chef, in a warm and elegant Japanese setting.

A nostalgic Showa-era atmosphere that reflects the charm of Hida Takayama. Enjoy delicious and reasonably priced local dishes!

Opening on November 27th on Godzilla Street! Enjoy our melt-in-your-mouth grilled meat. A5 grade black wagyu beef at just 60% of the price of high-end restaurants.

Enjoy expertly crafted sushi with today's fresh catch. Water Fish Omakase Course.

Limited-Time Lunch: Highly Popular Tea Dessert Buffet!

A hidden gem for adults tucked away in a Kyoto alley. Enjoy a course featuring our signature deep-fried skewers made with seasonal ingredients.

New Year Party Reservations Now Open! All-You-Can-Drink Course ◇ Private Room Available! Smoking Allowed! Enjoy with Eel Skewers!

Elevating Yakitori to New Heights.

5-minute walk from Gojo Station ◆ Proudly serving authentic Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki. Enjoy dishes that highlight Kyoto vegetables. Fully private rooms available.

A specialty restaurant serving Tuscan cuisine made by a chef from Florence, featuring only wines from Tuscany.

Savor seasonal dishes amidst the nature of Hakone and Gora ◇ Enjoy teppanyaki in a hidden gem atmosphere.

Only à la carte. Enjoy high-end dishes like Edomae sushi, charcoal-grilled chicken, and chicken sashimi at izakaya prices.

Enjoy squid ink sushi and 100% buckwheat soba by the seaside. Indulge in these local specialties that will delight your body in Okinawa! Perfect for sightseeing and business meetings.

Enjoy elegant Kyoto-style grilled meat with a clear, golden dipping sauce, just a 5-minute walk from Ginza Station. Private rooms available for special occasions.

Just a 6-minute walk from Shinbashi Station! Enjoy expertly crafted sushi made with carefully selected seasonal ingredients in a casual omakase style.

Just 8 minutes from Ginza Station! Enjoy authentic Edomae sushi from 60 years of pride at Toyosu Tuna Wholesaler "Soma Suisan".