Best Restaurants in Japan(page 37)

Modern Greek Restaurant from Sydney, Australia

[Opening on 3/17] Enjoy an all-you-can-eat luxury sushi lunch for JPY 11,000 in a fully private room for 4, 6, or 8 guests.

[Available Seats on 7/8] Feel free to call us for same-day reservations or inquiries!

Selected as one of the "Top 100 Restaurants" on Tabelog for three consecutive years! Enjoy our carefully crafted yakitori, drinks, and a refined atmosphere.

Open all day from morning to night! Enjoy fresh seafood bowls near Sapporo Clock Tower!

[4-minute walk from Kitashinchi] Enjoy chicken dishes that bring out the maximum flavor of the ingredients. Counter seating and private rooms available.

A popular sukiyaki specialty restaurant in Nara, attracting reservations from all over the country.

A Hidden Yakiniku Spot Just 10 Minutes from Shinagawa Station

Just a 1-minute walk from Shinjuku Station, this beloved yakiniku restaurant has been serving customers for 11 years. Enjoy carefully selected lean meats and rare cuts at affordable prices.

2-Minute Walk from Shibuya Station / A5 A4 Wagyu Yakiniku All You Can Eat / Perfect for Welcome Parties and Lunch Banquets! Available Seats on 7/8

Dinner reservations are available after 2 PM until July 16. Enjoy authentic Edomae sushi in fully private rooms or at the counter.

The only collaboration in Japan featuring 17 famous traditional Korean restaurants! Experience the best flavors from these long-established eateries! LA Kalbi makes its debut!

"Celebrating 30 Years in Hakodate" - Enjoy the exquisite taste of tuna from Hakodate Toi and Oma.

Reopening on April 1st! Just a 4-minute walk from JR Shinjuku Station! Enjoy our popular live abalone teppanyaki included in the Elegant Course for only JPY 7,200. Plus, we offer a complimentary original cake for anniversaries and birthdays!

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

The Michelin-starred gem, Sushi Matsumoto, has relocated to Ginza. Experience traditional techniques passed down through generations in the heart of Ginza.