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Just 30 seconds from Suidobashi Station, enjoy the delightful texture and rich flavor of Sendai Beef Tongue at this modern Japanese-style tavern. Private rooms available!
Ishigaki Beef and Seafood Restaurant! Enjoy a variety of Okinawan dishes in a bright and cheerful atmosphere, filled with laughter from locals and tourists alike, along with the friendly calls of our staff.
Just 2 minutes from Ningyocho Station! Enjoy our famous "Thick-cut Beef Tongue" and "Crispy Gyoza"! Perfect for private parties too!
Notice of price revision effective May 1, 2026: Enjoy a refreshing Orion Beer with your Arikampai!
Limited seating available! For group reservations, please call us! Just a 1-minute walk from Shinjuku East Exit.
Just a 5-minute walk from Umeda Station! Enjoy our carefully crafted charcoal-grilled dishes and relax with fruity sours and Japanese sake.
[Established for 50 Years] Enjoy a relaxing atmosphere in a traditional Japanese space with seasonal stone gardens, savoring Kyoto cuisine that highlights the ingredients.
Experience Matsusaka Beef, one of Japan's top three wagyu, sourced from a single cow in Sendai. Enjoy our 6-seat counter and 3 fully private rooms!
Welcome to Oku-Shibu Entrance, where you can enjoy authentic robatayaki in a cozy, wooden space that radiates warmth. We also offer lunch options, making it the perfect spot for a casual meal!
Enjoy our robatayaki featuring carefully selected seasonal ingredients!
Just 30 seconds from Shibuya Station! Enjoy robatayaki, yakitori, and a wide selection of Japanese sake. Don't miss our juicy whole fried chicken. Smoking allowed.
1-minute walk from Matsumoto Station! A popular soba Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) where you can enjoy delicious Shinshu!
3-minute walk from Kencho-mae Station ◆ Proudly serving exquisite dishes made with carefully selected ingredients like Okinawan Wagyu and island pork! Banquet courses available, and private reservations can be discussed!
Enjoy a popular kaiseki meal featuring yuba hot pot, yudofu, and fresh nama-fu in a traditional Kyoto machiya.