Best Restaurants in Japan(page 12)

[5 minutes from Namba Station] Enjoy the perfect balance of lean and marbled Oita Wagyu beef! Savor the exquisite Oita Wagyu Sukiyaki made with carefully selected rice.

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.

Right next to Nishiki Market! Enjoy the freshness and quality from a direct wholesaler! A place to savor rare cuts of natural, fresh tuna.

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

Just 2 minutes from Shinjuku Sanchome Station! A hot topic on social media and in the media! The most popular option is the all-you-can-eat boiled snow crab and sushi!

Enjoy seasonal flavors with unlimited crab, wagyu, sushi, and more! Savor Japanese cuisine in a refined setting.

Just 3 minutes from Ebisu Station! Enjoy A5 grade Wagyu beef without any fuss! Perfect for dates, business meetings, or meals with friends!

[Private Rooms Available] Enjoy the essence of Edomae sushi and Japanese cuisine in a hidden gem for adults | Perfect for small gatherings, birthdays, and anniversaries.

In just one year since opening, awarded "Tabelog Yakiniku WEST's Top 100 Restaurants"! Right by Higashi-Umeda Station!

Enjoy authentic Edomae sushi in a stylish standing dining setting, with a charming counter overlooking the garden.

Experience the charm of Ponto-cho in a relaxed atmosphere... Enjoy the seasonal delight of "Kamo River Noryo-doko" from May to October 15.

Selected as Japan's representative at the 2016 Switzerland "St. Moritz Gourmet Festival" - Sushi Ginza Onodera

New Store Open‼︎ If you're looking for delicious yakitori, this is the place to be! We specialize in Nagano's local chicken, which is rare in Kansai. With only 9 counter seats, we carefully grill each skewer while keeping an eye on our customers' pace!

Enjoy freshly fried seasonal tempura while gazing at the stunning view of the main garden in a Sukiya-style private room that retains the charm of the Taisho era.