Restaurants(15865)

Oryori Furukawa
Get a taste of out-of-the-ordinary Japanese cuisine unlike any other, infused with Fukuoka’s unique essence at this two-Michelin-star restaurant.

Ryotei Sagano
Bask in the truest essence of Japanese culture in one of the most traditional restaurants in all of Fukuoka City, with 2 Michelin stars.
Hirata
The chef’s gentle touch combined with refined traditional culinary skills gives this kaiseki restaurant an edge over the rest.

Kawashima
This tofu-kaiseki restaurant is not only the best in its town but in the whole country — indulge in their unforgettable tofu course meal.

Kira Honten
Move aside Kobe and Matsusaka beef — make way for the premium Saga beef, one of the most premium brands of wagyu beef in Japan.
Tempura Minematsu
Make way for the intuitively skilled tempura master as he whips up traditional seasonal cuisine that tastes like bites of heaven.
Yaowa
Devour the essence of Kyo-ryori at this Arita restaurant, where everything from technique to ingredients has originated in Kyoto itself.
Yoryutei
If Emperor Showa dined at this ryotei, then you best believe it’s one of the best locations for traditional kaiseki cuisine.

Aya
Leave it up to the skillful chef to manifest a perfect sushi course meal for your special evening in Nagasaki.

Koryori Fujio
Warm hospitality is just the icing on the cake of this reputable Nagasaki traditional restaurant.
Sushi Dejima
The sushi made by the master chef of this fine sushi restaurant is nothing but extravagant and delicious.
Taki
Indulge in the local flavors of Nagasaki infused with a touch of Kyoto and Osaka — a cuisine crafted by the professionally-trained master chef.

Washoku Horita
Nothing beats a satisfying and filling meal during or after a long day, especially one that’s of premium quality and at a bargain price.

Agedashi Tempura Tenhiro
One simply cannot resist tempura, especially not from this restaurant in Nagasaki, led by a chef who has earned a Michelin star for perfecting his craft.

Itamaeryori Doyama
From craft and content to hospitality and service, get the full Nagasaki treatment at this kappo restaurant that was featured in a popular drama.
Akiyama (Tottori)
Relax in a transformed home that is now a Michelin-starred restaurant, serving top-notch traditional kaiseki made of hand-picked components.
Hakushu Suzunoki
What better place to dine in Tottori than at the first restaurant to be awarded a Michelin star?
Jun
Feel the Tottori vibe — everything from the dishes to the decoration is carefully curated to deliver the most authentic local dining experience.
Shusai Kikyoya
The best part of a family-run business is the homemade flavors that come with its dishes, and this restaurant in Yonago exudes that warmth and hospitality.

Sushi Nanba (Toyama)
At his Michelin-starred restaurant in the Toyama suburbs, Chef Nanba Kaoru crafts exquisite nigiri from fresh Toyama seafood, serving it on beautiful Bizen tableware from his hometown of Okayama. A homage to his two great loves.
Nishibori Kaino
Enjoy traditional kaiseki cuisine in Niigata, a style of Japanese cooking that implements seasonal natural ingredients, and taste local Niigata sake.
Osteria Bacco
With handmade pasta as its mainstay, Osteria Bacco offers meals that bring the food culture of northern Italy to Niigata.

Sushi Arai (Niigata)
Sushi Arai is a restaurant with one Michelin star for its simple yet exquisite sushi.
Mille
Mille is a modern French restaurant in Hiroshima, located in a renovated Japanese house where you can savor authentic French cuisine.
Shōun Japanese Restaurant
Enjoy traditional Japanese kaiseki dishes at Shoun, a Michelin-starred restaurant in Okayama, and taste the best of the area's delicious seasonal ingredients.

Oryori Hanagaki
Describing cooking as a “battle against nature”, Chef Furuta Toshihiko sources only the finest ingredients for his Michelin-starred cooking at this highly exclusive Nara restaurant that only serves two parties a day.

Tenjaku
Every kaiseki meal at the Michelin-starred Tenjaku ends with tempura, Chef Nishioka Ryo’s way of showing respect to his grandfather. Each dish is served on beautiful porcelain fired at local kyoto kilns.

Doppo
Peerless, unique, self-reliant — all of these definitions apply to the aptly named Doppo, whose unorthodox approaches to traditional Japanese cuisine have earned it a Michelin star, like Godan Miyazawa and Jiki Miyazawa before it.
