Best Restaurants in Japan(page 33)

Kushikatsu Bon HANARE - Opened on November 15, 2016! *14 counter seats (smoking allowed). Located right next to Kushikatsu Bon Kitashinchi. Feel free to contact Kushikatsu Bon Kitashinchi for reservations.*

Authentic Edomae Sushi. Enjoy the masterful skills at a serene counter or in a luxurious private room.

5-Minute Walk from Shinjuku Station / A5A4 Wagyu Yakiniku All You Can Eat / Perfect for Welcome Parties and Lunch Banquets! Available Today.

Hidden in an alley, a memory from the Meiji era. Enjoy a luxurious moment at "Kyoto Beef Kappo Miyata."

Just 2 minutes from Ginza A3 Exit, we promise to deliver the overwhelming deliciousness of Wagyu that will leave you amazed.

Inside Manza Beach Resort ◆ Enjoy authentic pizza made with carefully selected dough in a relaxing space with terrace seating.

Highly Acclaimed: Meat Mabu-shi Lunch service available on weekends and holidays. Don't miss the original Meat Mabu-shi!

Ginza 5-chome ◆ Omi Beef ◆ Private Room Yakiniku ◆ Perfect for Anniversaries and Business Meetings ◆ Now Accepting Reservations for Welcome and Farewell Parties!

Enjoy Edo-style sushi and seasonal delicacies from across the country in a modern Japanese space with a stylish design.

[Early Bird Discount for Year-End Party] Enjoy a luxurious all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu course featuring premium Wagyu!

Icelandic Lamb from the top-tier Suffolk breed, equivalent to A5 rank beef, served in juicy, thick cuts! Don't miss out on our secret menu!

[Directly connected to JR Osaka Station] Established for 50 years ◆ Handmade flavors cultivated in Tsuruhashi ◆ Enjoyable for casual dining or business meetings with Wagyu Yakiniku.

Now accepting reservations for Year-End Parties! Enjoy all-you-can-eat premium sushi with a wide variety of seasonal ingredients.

A hidden gem in a back alley of Ginza, savor the flavors of aged Kita Satsuma beef and Ise lobster with all your senses at this teppanyaki restaurant.

Just a 1-minute walk from Asakusa Station, enjoy the flavors that have been preserved since our establishment in "Tokyo's Downtown Asakusa."