Best Restaurants in Japan(page 23)

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[3-minute walk from Shinjuku Station / Specializing in Akita Hinai Chicken] Private rooms available. Enjoy charcoal-grilled yakitori and fine sake from across the country.

Yakiniku and Beer - Ichiba Koji

【Kobe Beef Promotion Council Certified Store】 Enjoy carefully selected A5 rank Kobe beef from Hyogo Prefecture, sourced directly from our butcher shop.

【5-minute walk from Sanjo Station】Renewal OPEN☆ 'Kyoto Dining Seigi' Enjoy a kaiseki meal featuring Wagyu beef and Kobe beef steak, with original desserts available.

Delicious Pursuit: We look forward to welcoming you with a wide selection of perfectly ripe Hida beef.

Just a 1-minute walk from Nankai Namba Station! Enjoy a variety of yakitori made with our own brand, Rokkaku Daimakyo, and Nagoya Cochin chicken.

【Omi-cho Market】The Place to Enjoy Delicious Kanazawa Fish and Local Sake! A Treasure Trove of Fresh Sashimi

Authentic sushi crafted by skilled brothers trained in Tokyo!

Enjoy daily specials and fresh seafood from Noto paired with Japanese sake. A cozy hideaway perfect for your second stop, welcoming even first-time visitors!

Step back in time with the charming streets of Edo! Conveniently located right at Exit 10 of Ginza 1-chome Station!

Indulge in carefully selected live crabs sourced directly from the region, enjoyed in complete privacy with fully private rooms. 【Crab Kaiseki starts from JPY 9,000】

[2nd Anniversary Celebration] Exquisite Course Featuring Eel and Wagyu Now Available for Pre-Reservation! A Hidden Gem Dinner in Nishi-Shinjuku

Featured on TV! Loved by "Ousama no Brunch" and "Ariyoshi no Shoujiki Sanpo"! Experience the unforgettable melt-in-your-mouth sensation that keeps everyone coming back!

A renovated machiya over 100 years old. A hidden gem in Gion favored by food lovers.

[Lunch Service Available] Enjoy Edomae Sushi in a Tranquil Japanese Space in Nishiazabu