Best Restaurants in Japan(page 30)

【Just a short walk from Shinjuku East Exit!】Experience a fantastical space designed by a designer! Enjoy the popular Temari Sushi and creative Japanese cuisine at 【Temari Private Room】♪

Enjoy dishes made with fresh seafood sourced from Toyosu Market each morning, crafted by an experienced chef. ◆ Counter seating only.

Experience blissful Wagyu moments in a traditional Kyoto townhouse.

Just 5 minutes from Shibuya Station ◆ Experience exquisite yakiniku in a luxurious setting ◆ Lunch service starts in September! Enjoy all-you-can-eat carefully selected wagyu!

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

Restaurant Ryuzu: Seasonal Ingredients

[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.

Enjoy expertly crafted sushi with today's fresh catch. Water Fish Omakase Course.

A sushi restaurant where anyone can casually enjoy the best of Japan anytime! Lunch and takeout options available.

Enjoy a live cooking experience with our chef serving you directly! Indulge in around 150 varieties of continental buffet featuring Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes. The view of the Skytree from the window is also fantastic!

Take a little break from everyday life and enjoy a relaxing moment. Experience both comfort and deliciousness.

Umeda Ohatsu Tenjin: Enjoy high-quality black wagyu shabu-shabu and meat sushi at an unbeatable price! Private rooms available!

Available seats will open from 8 PM on August 5th. If you can't make a reservation online, please call the restaurant directly.

Just 30 seconds from Susukino Station ◇ Relaxing private space! Perfect for social media photos ◎ Enjoy our seafood nigiri, rolled appetizers, and our proud beef tongue dishes!

"Newly Opened: Wacho Bistro in Akasaka" Enjoy a dreamy night filled with delicious flavors and great conversations.

[5-minute walk from Ginza and Higashi-Ginza Stations] Authentic sushi made with Yamako Hon Maguro | A modern Japanese space adorned with sake barrels | English-speaking staff available

A kaiseki restaurant along Akasaka Street, just a 3-minute walk from Nogizaka Station.

A hidden gem in the backstreets of Nihonbashi, this "Simply Delicious" Yakiniku restaurant.

Don't wait. Go catch your crab!