Best Meat dishes in Japan(page 2)

【Five Consecutive Years of Awards!】Experience Exquisite Wagyu and Indulgent Moments in Nishiazabu

Indulge in our "Special Dynamite Roast" featuring 250g of premium black wagyu! Experience the satisfaction that makes you think, "I’ve always wanted to try meat like this." Enjoy high quality at an affordable price. A yakiniku restaurant that fills your soul!

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

New Style of Yakiniku by Man-no: Order One Slice at a Time, Just Like at a Sushi Restaurant! Indulge in this Luxurious Experience! Yakiniku is Now the Standard!

Just 2 minutes from Karasuma Station ◆ Charcoal-grilled dishes and obanzai made with carefully selected ingredients ◎ Great selection of courses and drinks! Over 100 years of history in a traditional Kyoto townhouse.

Directly connected to Shin-Kobe Station! A 38-year tradition! Specializing in Kobe beef from Tajima, Hyogo Prefecture.

Private rooms available! Enjoy a relaxing atmosphere in Nishi-Shinjuku with miso beef hot pot and high-quality meat dishes paired with fine drinks. Perfect for business meetings and gatherings.

Perfect for farewell and welcome parties or dates! Enjoy our amazing atmosphere while savoring steak grilled over an open fire.

Private rooms available ◆ A delightful selection of premium wagyu beef and seafood from across Japan. An elegant space perfect for business meetings and gatherings.

In the heart of Hozenji Yokocho, this cozy restaurant is perfect for a relaxed yakiniku experience for two, featuring mainly private rooms.

Welcoming you with exquisite Italian cuisine and a refined atmosphere.

Enjoy dishes that bring out the potential of Wagyu, crafted by professionals in the field.

【Relocated and Opened on April 1st at 2F, Across Cube Nagoya】Just a 2-minute walk from Nagoya Station. A warm and calming space with a modern Japanese design, featuring numerous private tables. Accommodates up to 16 guests in a row.

Indulge in the exquisite Ban-no Wagyu at Umeda's hidden gem, Ban-no-ya Yakiniku.