Best Restaurants in Japan(page 41)

Just a 2-minute walk from Susukino Station, don't miss the original specialty "Tatami Negi Tan Shio"!

Located in Omicho Market, enjoy luxurious seafood bowls and sashimi from Hokuriku at this perfect diner, great for both sightseeing and everyday use!

Featured in the "Michelin Guide Hiroshima 2013 Special Edition"! Enjoy premium black wagyu beef and fresh seafood in a luxurious space unique to our hotel annex.

Just 3 minutes from Kawaramachi Station ◆ Enjoy beloved tofu dishes and obanzai for over 100 years. Experience traditional Kyoto cuisine with our course menu.

A restaurant created by a Genghis Khan enthusiast who has sampled dishes from 300 Genghis Khan restaurants!

[Sushi, Japanese Cuisine, Banquets] Authentic Edomae Sushi with Sake and Side Dishes. Enjoy genuine sushi at reasonable prices in a casual izakaya setting.

Experience Matsusaka Beef, one of Japan's top three wagyu, sourced from a single cow in Sendai. Enjoy our 6-seat counter and 3 fully private rooms!

Step back in time with the charming streets of Edo! Conveniently located right at Exit 10 of Ginza 1-chome Station!

3-Minute Walk from Shinjuku Station! Featured on TV! ◆ A Saga PR Bar Highlighting the Masterpiece "Fumoto Akadori" and "Saga Vegetables" ◆ ~ Now Accepting Reservations for Parties ~ 2017 is the Year of the Rooster! Be sure to try "Fumoto Akadori"!

We have available seats today, August 24 (Monday). Feel free to contact us!

[Hidden Gem in Namba, Hozenji] Enjoy all seafood robatayaki dishes for a flat price of JPY 385! Private rooms and all-you-can-drink options available at Chaya Riki Maru.

[Available Seats on 8/24 (Mon)] Limited plan for August and September is a hit! Semi-private rooms available. Private reservations accepted. Open on weekends and public holidays.

Experience a piece crafted with the chef's passion at this hidden gem in Ginza. Enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime experience from the best seats with a lively atmosphere.

Lunch is also very popular! Authentic Nepalese restaurant "Agan" opens in Shin-Okubo!