Best Restaurants in Japan(page 54)

A sister restaurant of the famous Tonkatsu Hyakumeiten New Babe has opened in Kyoto! Enjoy crispy breading and the blissful flavor of premium pork tonkatsu.

[Kojimachi/Akasaka Mitsuke/Easy Access from All Stations] Enjoy premium Wagyu and Edomae sushi in a hidden gem in Kioicho.

Just a 1-minute walk from Akasaka Station, enjoy authentic sushi and Japanese sake in a hidden space with private rooms available. English-speaking staff are also ready to assist!

A French restaurant on a high floor in Ginza, continuing the legacy of a Michelin-listed establishment for three consecutive years. Casual courses start from JPY 7500.

Open year-round, with hours until 5 AM on weekdays to Saturday (midnight on Sundays and holidays).

Just a 2-minute walk from Kyobashi Station! Private rooms available! Now accepting reservations for parties with all-you-can-drink courses starting from JPY 2480 for 3 hours!

Aged meat is delicious. Enjoy the sweetness of Wagyu and the richness of aging. Have a happy moment with wine!

A Michelin-starred chef creates an adult-oriented Japanese izakaya featuring charcoal-grilled dishes, sushi, and live squid, just a 2-minute walk from Hakata Station.

Just 4 minutes from Seibu Shinjuku Station ◆ Enjoy fresh and delicious sushi in a casual setting! Also savor a variety of side dishes at this sushi izakaya.

【5 minutes from Sanjo Station and Kawaramachi Station】 Enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine made with seasonal ingredients while experiencing the winter charm of Kyoto in a traditional machiya. We offer refined private rooms and seating with a view of the Kamo River, perfect for various gatherings such as welcome and farewell parties, as well as important business meetings and entertaining guests.

[Top 100 Yakiniku Restaurants] Experience the unique flavor of ultra-rare thick Wagyu Harami prepared with our special technique.

Enjoy an all-you-can-eat selection of melt-in-your-mouth Wagyu and a small kaiseki course!

Enjoy premium Wagyu while taking in the stunning views of the bay area from the 28th floor at Yakiniku Bovin d'Or.