Best Restaurants in Japan(page 6)

5-Minute Walk from Shibuya Station / A5 Wagyu Yakiniku All You Can Eat / Accepting Reservations for Welcome Parties and Lunch Banquets! ◎ Available Seats on 8/26

Experience exquisite yakiniku in a private room nestled in Ginza, showcasing the craftsmanship of skilled chefs. Enjoy our unagi clay pot rice, Okinawa's Daigomi mango, and refreshing summer cocktails.

Enjoy carefully crafted Edomae sushi made with seasonal ingredients and Yashiro Gihei rice, all in a relaxed atmosphere, along with a selection of local sake from across the country.

Just a 1-minute walk from Sanjo Station, enjoy sushi and kushikatsu at this "Adult Sushi Izakaya" with all-you-can-drink options!

[New Open on July 15] Skilled artisans, trained around the world, craft each piece with skill and passion.

[Omakase 19-Course Menu JPY 6,980] Enjoy sea urchin, bluefin tuna, caviar, and abalone, a media favorite in Shinjuku.

A Specialty Wagyu Restaurant Dedicated to Pursuing the Ultimate Flavor of Select Premium Black Wagyu Beef

All rooms are fully private. Experience the pinnacle of the "Ushigoro" brand, crafted with utmost dedication.

【Fully Private Room for 4-6 People】 Lunch/Dinner: You can check the availability by phone.

New Year Party Reservations Now Open! All-You-Can-Drink Course ◇ Private Room Available! Smoking Allowed! Enjoy with Eel Skewers!

A hidden gem for discerning adults. Rare yakitori made from directly sourced "Miyazaki Jitokko" chicken. An exquisite course to enjoy with wine.

Just a 1-minute walk from Toyosu Susukino Station! Enjoy all-you-can-eat crab and Wagyu shabu-shabu with a great value course featuring premium ingredients.

☆Just a 3-minute walk from Shinjuku West Exit☆ Enjoy fresh sushi with ingredients directly from Tsukiji, starting at just ¥75 per piece!

Just a 3-minute walk from Kyoto City Hall Station. Enjoy a luxurious time in a refined space with rare brand beef and seasonal Kyoto vegetables.

In the ever-changing streets of Shinjuku, enjoy a taste that remains the same. Shinju Unatetsu has walked alongside the times.