Best Restaurants in Japan(page 34)

Just a 1-minute walk from Ueno Station! Enjoy private rooms at this izakaya, featuring delicious robatayaki and freshly cooked kamameshi rice.

Exquisite dishes crafted by chefs from Michelin-starred Kyoto cuisine restaurants, including "Kyo Ryori" and sushi.

Just a 5-minute walk from Kyoto Kawaramachi Station, enjoy seasonal dishes that are a feast for the eyes in a course meal. Experience a graceful moment in a serene Japanese setting.

[3-minute walk from Ikebukuro Station] A Yakiniku restaurant frequented by butchers, Yakiniku Kojima. Counter seating may be available for parties of 2 or fewer.

Indulge in luxury with a top-tier chef. Experience the seasons of Kyoto in a traditional machiya space that harmonizes with the charming streets of Gion.

Indulge in a seasonal selection of Wagyu and sushi omakase, along with a kaiseki course and exquisite sake from all over Japan.

[Mastering Select Wagyu with Charcoal Grilling] [Selected as One of the Top 100 Yakiniku Restaurants] Established in 1988 ◆ A place to enjoy Nagoya's famous Gyuhitsumabushi

Just 3 minutes from Sanjo Station! Enjoy expertly crafted sushi and whale dashi oden at unbeatable prices, along with delicious dishes at this top-notch sushi izakaya.

Experience the timeless Edo-style craftsmanship with expertly crafted sushi and a delightful tempura feast: Dinner starts from JPY 9,980.

The only yakiniku restaurant where you can savor the legendary Wagyu "Kamui." Focused on flavor over presentation. Just a 1-minute walk from Ginza Station, with all seats in private or semi-private rooms.

If you're in Shinjuku and craving yakiniku, check out "NO MEAT, NO LIFE." with 4 locations in Nishi-Shinjuku and the East Exit (Kabukicho)!

[A Michelin Two-Star Restaurant's Legacy] Exquisite Yakitori showcasing masterful techniques. Omakase course starts from JPY 6,600.

Just a 2-minute walk from Kyoto City Hall Station, enjoy bistro cuisine while taking in the view of a retro-modern Western-style building and a lush garden.