Best Restaurants in Japan(page 19)

A long-established steakhouse dedicated to the finest black wagyu and traditional techniques. Just 1 minute from TX Asakusa Station, near Tawaramachi Station.

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Osaka's Traditional Western-Style Grilled Dish, Ebisuyaki! This is our original take on the classic Western-style grilled dish (Okonomiyaki), topped with chicken bonjiri (tail). Enjoy the crispy and gooey texture!

Experience a piece crafted with the chef's passion at this hidden gem in Ginza. Enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime experience from the best seats with a lively atmosphere.

Famous Oyakodon! Enjoy the night with grilled chicken from Amakusa Daio Chicken, one of Japan's largest breeds, and natural wines. During the day, savor chicken soba and oyakodon.

Just a short walk from Tokyo Midtown, enjoy high-end sushi in a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere.

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!

Koga Soba: A Taste of Tradition

Hakone Yumoto Brewery ◆ Enjoy Neapolitan-style pizza and seasonal seafood with our homemade beer

Indulge in high-quality Hida beef in a warm atmosphere! Enjoy "Niku Mabushi" for lunch and "Yakiniku" for dinner. Private reservations available.

Just a step away from Hakata Canal City!! Enjoy private rooms! Yakitori x Donabe Rice ★ Committed to quality ingredients for a romantic experience.

A specialty tonkatsu restaurant featuring premium pork, nestled in a traditional Kyoto machiya at the end of a narrow alley in Gion, Miyagawa-cho.

A beloved eel specialty restaurant in Kyogoku, cherished by a wide range of customers for over a century since the late Meiji era.

Nothing special here, just a focus on Kyoto's traditions and the essence of each season. We hope you can feel that!

Discovering new dishes brings more happiness to humanity than discovering new stars. (Source: Brillat-Savarin)