Best Izakaya (Japanese style tavern) in Japan(page 51)

Juicy Meat Dumplings 1 Minute from Roppongi Station Certified Super Master Beer on Tap Private Reservations Available Course Menu Offered Completely Non-Smoking

A long-established Kushikatsu specialty shop, founded in 1950, located near the Prince Street and Shin-Karuizawa intersection. Open for a limited time from July 3 to September 23.

Indulge in Our Irresistible "Freshly Sourced Chicken"! Our pride and joy is the fresh "Chicken Breast Tataki," featuring a delightful, bouncy texture. Made with our signature freshly sourced chicken, this dish truly highlights the essence of freshness.

Just 30 seconds from Higashi-Ginza Station! A charcoal-grilled dining spot featuring exquisite dried fish. A classic izakaya that will change your perception of grilled fish.

Enjoy a fun yakiniku experience with A5 grade black wagyu beef!

【Enjoy the Night Sky!】Unlimited Time Buffet & Drink Bar with All-You-Can-Eat and Drink

Experience a night in Miyako Island with Miyako beef and local specialties, starting with a drum performance!

Just a 5-minute walk from Shibuya Station! Enjoy yakitori and rolled sushi at this casual tavern with fully private rooms.

Just a 5-minute walk from Awajicho Station! Perfect for vegans, enjoy a variety of dishes featuring vegetables as the main attraction, along with meat and fish options in a uniquely designed space.

Enjoy a blissful moment with fresh seafood grilled by yourself and carefully selected Japanese sake.

"All the Wasteful and Elegant Things in Life" Brooklyn Parlor is a place where you can enjoy food and drinks while immersing yourself in music and books.

Just 5 minutes from Tokyo Station! Enjoy traditional Kyoto-style yakiniku with flavorful dashi in Marunouchi! Now accepting reservations for parties.

Skewers for JPY 50! Draft beer for JPY 190! We provide "genuine ingredients" at "affordable prices" through our own logistics!

Enjoy Wagyu Chateaubriand Steak and Rossini at an affordable price. Casual teppanyaki dining at Ryujin.