Best Restaurants in Japan(page 40)

Just a 3-minute walk from Akasaka Station, the only designated restaurant for "Mizusawa Beef" by the Iwate Mizusawa Beef Association, featuring the legendary "Premium Hormone" from Korea.

Reopened with a fresh look on July 1, 2011!

Teppanyaki of Wagyu and Kobe Beef starting from JPY 5,500 for lunch and JPY 8,900 for dinner! A popular spot with great cost performance!

Kyoto Tanba Black Chicken Yakitori × Wines from Around the World Private Rooms and Counter Seating Available

Just 3 minutes from Shinsaibashi! Enjoy premium Kobe beef with live cooking. Perfect for celebrating special birthdays and anniversaries with an elegant teppanyaki dinner.

【Private Rooms Available】A Michelin-starred restaurant in Ginza, awarded for three consecutive years, opens a casual brand. Courses start from JPY 6,980.

[8th Anniversary Celebration with Gratitude] Enjoy a course crafted with the skills of our artisans for a special price of JPY 18,000 (tax included)!

Savor carefully selected ingredients with all your senses. A hidden teppanyaki spot nestled in a back alley of Kyoto.

Plenty of Tsukune Yam!! Fluffy and Melty Okonomiyaki. The Yakisoba features a firm texture, using thick flat egg noodles.

A hidden counter sushi spot with only 7 seats. Enjoy freshly made sushi in a tranquil setting.

Just a 5-minute walk from Higashiyama Station, enjoy seasonal seafood sushi and a variety of dishes, all at reasonable prices. Perfect for business meetings or sightseeing!

[5-minute walk from Ginza Station and Higashi-Ginza Station] Unlimited Japanese Sake Pairing × Authentic Sushi | English-speaking Hospitality Sushi

Just a 3-minute walk from Shinjuku Sanchome Station! Enjoy tasting over 150 types of drinks in your preferred amounts. Savor our carefully selected beverages to your heart's content.

Just a 1-minute walk from Nakameguro Station, enjoy the rare Miyazaki Jitokko chicken at this top-notch yakitori restaurant.

【2nd Anniversary】Exquisite Course Featuring Eel and Wagyu Available Until 8/31! A Hidden Gem Dinner in Nishi-Shinjuku