Best Restaurants in Japan(page 34)

If you're looking to enjoy gyoza and Chinese cuisine in Shibuya Center Street, this is the place! Popular for its 2-hour all-you-can-drink option at JPY 2,000. Great for groups!

Experience our new main store where tradition meets innovation!

Just a 3-minute walk from Akasaka Station, "Yama Naka" is the birthplace of Miso Motsunabe. The interior features a sophisticated and modern atmosphere.

【4-minute walk from Shibuya Station】 A stylish hidden izakaya renovated from a 70-year-old traditional house. Private rooms with sunken kotatsu seating for up to 20 guests require reservations! We offer a selection of seasonal Japanese sake from various regions. Enjoy a relaxing time in our spacious interior.

Enjoy flavorful chicken dishes made with "Oumi Jidori" and savor rare sake in a relaxing, high-quality atmosphere.

Just a 5-minute walk from Tenma Station, enjoy authentic yakitori grilled over binchotan charcoal in a relaxed atmosphere!

Enjoy squid ink sushi and 100% buckwheat soba by the seaside. Indulge in these local specialties that will delight your body in Okinawa! Perfect for sightseeing and business meetings.

Just a 5-minute walk from Namba Station, enjoy a refined space with only 8 seats, featuring seasonal red vinegar sushi paired with carefully selected sake. Private reservations available!

A sushi restaurant in Hiroo by the renowned "Hakkoku". Enjoy authentic Edomae sushi in a more accessible setting.

Nakameguro: A Hidden Gem for Japanese Cuisine Featuring a Kaiseki Course with Rice as the Star

Just a 3-minute walk from Kitashinchi Station! Enjoy mouthwatering yakitori grilled over binchotan charcoal and a selection of carefully chosen drinks in a cozy hideaway.

Hidden Sake Specialty Izakaya in Sangenjaya!! Is the famous brother or uncle here today? Winter season has arrived! Now accepting reservations for year-end and New Year parties! Enjoy seasonal dishes that pair perfectly with sake!

Located in Ohhashi, the birthplace of Miso Motsunabe, this restaurant offers a serene Japanese atmosphere.