Best Restaurants in Japan(page 10)

All-You-Can-Eat A5 Wagyu Beef & Premium Tongue - Just Steps from Umeda Station! Enjoy a Luxurious Yakiniku Experience in a Stylish Semi-Private Room with Neon Lights.

Just 5 minutes from Kyoto Station! A branch of a Michelin-listed restaurant from Tokyo has opened in Kyoto. Enjoy freshly steamed xiaolongbao at our table seating!

[Same-day reservations by phone! Just 2 minutes from Higashi-Ginza Station] Juicy and tender tonkatsu, packed with meat juices. Private rooms available.

Just 5 minutes from Sannomiya Station! Enjoy a blissful yakiniku experience with Kobe beef and carefully selected wagyu. Perfect for special occasions in a calm atmosphere.

About a 5-minute walk from Kyoto City Hall Station, enjoy traditional dishes from the renowned "Yamakishi" at this relaxed izakaya perfect for adults.

In just one year since opening, awarded "Tabelog Yakiniku WEST's Top 100 Restaurants"! Right by Higashi-Umeda Station!

[Private Rooms Available] Enjoy the essence of Edomae sushi and Japanese cuisine in a hidden gem for adults | Perfect for small gatherings, birthdays, and anniversaries.

【Availability】We have seats available at the main counter on July 7th (Tuesday).

Only à la carte. Enjoy high-end dishes like Edomae sushi, charcoal-grilled chicken, and chicken sashimi at izakaya prices.

A long-established steakhouse in Kanazawa where the master grills right in front of you.

Selected as Japan's representative at the 2016 Switzerland "St. Moritz Gourmet Festival" - Sushi Ginza Onodera

5-minute walk from Shimizu Gojo Station ◆ Enjoy eel and fresh seafood in a space rich in tradition. Be captivated by stunning samurai performances inspired by the beauty of swords.

The first branch of a traditional pizzeria from Naples, Italy, captivating people around the world for about 150 years.

Savor carefully selected ingredients in a refined space | Reservation only

Enjoy freshly fried seasonal tempura while gazing at the stunning view of the main garden in a Sukiya-style private room that retains the charm of the Taisho era.