Best Restaurants in Japan(page 37)

~Authentic Edomae Sushi~ Located in a corner alley, just a 5-minute walk from Shinbashi Station.

Cheers with hearty wines while enjoying fresh seafood from the Hokuriku region, handmade pasta, and grilled meats in an open and spacious setting! Perfect for everyday dining or parties.

[Ginza/Shinbashi] A5 Rank Yamagata Beef | Teppan-yaki with a lively counter and fully private rooms available

Asakusa's Famous Monjayaki Traditional Taste, Open Daily from 11 AM

Enjoy a Yakiniku Party in a Relaxing Space... A Yakiniku Restaurant You'll Want to Visit for Various Occasions

Shibuya Center Street: Fresh Non-Frozen Japanese Pork Samgyeopsal and Authentic Korean Cuisine

Just 30 seconds from Higashi-Ginza Station! Enjoy the finest Matsusaka beef at the best value in Ginza! Private rooms available. Only 1 minute from Kabukiza!

A Hard-to-Book Gem! Enjoy the White Miso Offal Hot Pot with Over 30 Years of History at This Popular Spot Known for Its Fresh Ingredients.

A Hidden Teppan-yaki Spot Just 5 Minutes from Kasuga Station, Enjoy Black Wagyu Steak and Seafood! Free Celebration Plate Available.

Indulge in our "Special Dynamite Roast" featuring 250g of premium black wagyu! Experience the satisfaction that makes you think, "I’ve always wanted to try meat like this." Enjoy high quality at an affordable price. A yakiniku restaurant that fills your soul!

Located just steps from Nijo Station, enjoy premium A5-grade black wagyu beef in an elegant setting. Established for 60 years.

Just a 3-minute walk from Shinjuku Gyoen Station: "A Touch of Luxury with Teppanyaki" is our concept.

[3-minute walk from Umeda Station] A casual yakiniku restaurant where you can enjoy a variety of high-quality meat cuts that are both Instagram-worthy and delicious!

Limited-Time Lunch: Highly Popular Tea Dessert Buffet!

Just a 5-minute walk from the Subway and Hanshin Kintetsu Namba Station! A hidden gem specializing in smoked dishes that feels like a secret base!

Enjoy crispy tempura and sushi casually at "Komefuku" in Kiyamachi.