Best Chanko-nabe in Japan(page 5)

This is a registered tangible cultural property, a 100-year-old Yūkaku (red-light district) building. How about enjoying a meal in this charming space that evokes a sense of romance?

"Sumo Cuisine" refers to the delicious meals enjoyed by sumo wrestlers. Indulge in chanko nabe and a variety of dishes prepared by a chef trained at a long-established chanko restaurant, along with carefully selected sake from across Japan.

Chanko Nishinoryu Just a short walk from Nihonbashi Station! Enjoy a limited-time conger eel hot pot made by Nishinoryu, the owner and former makuuchi wrestler "Tsunenoyama," along with the year-round favorite soft-shelled turtle hot pot for a "delicious time"! The first guests of the month will receive a popular ranking chart as a gift!

[4-minute walk from Shinjuku Station] Enjoy authentic chanko nabe and charcoal-grilled yakitori at this 60-year-old chanko restaurant, perfect for after-work dining!

Enjoy the night view of Ginza, heartfelt hospitality, and carefully crafted homemade dishes for a relaxing time.

Just a 7-minute walk from Skytree! Enjoy the specialties of Dosukoi Sakaba, including homemade thick fried tofu topped with green onions! Collagen-rich simmered beef tendons! And the taste of Kochi with bonito tataki! We also have a great selection of daily specials!

A local favorite that satisfies even the most discerning palates, "Taishu Ryori Kogane Gyo-sen" offers fresh seafood caught right from the local waters.