Restaurants(10137)
Hirosaku
The recipient of a Michelin star in 2021, this Shinbashi kaiseki restaurant's humble exterior hides the mastery of culinary technique on display within.
Hinotori
This Osaka Chinese restaurant draws its recipes from the ancient cookbooks of China for a taste of imperial cuisine.
Liberty (Ribatei)
Authentic yakitori dining in suburban Yokohama will leave you smiling in total satisfaction.
Sushi Imamura
Hidden away from the main hustle and bustle areas of Tokyo, this Minato shop’s reputation travels far.
Hakkoku
Become part of the story of a young sushi superstar’s development at this top-class Ginza restaurant.
Sushi Suzuki
Run by a rising star on the Ginza sushi scene, you’d best grab a seat at this small restaurant before its popularity grows too large.
Haramasa
You’ve never had kaiseki dishes like these before — made with a creative streak which remixes tradition with modern flair.
Ebisu Yoroniku
The Ebisu sister restaurant of the original yakiniku legend might have actually surpassed the original in popularity thanks to its beautiful nighttime view, flawless service, and of course mouth-watering wagyu beef.
Sushi Nakano
Fine sushi dining which is extremely foreigner-friendly, within walking distance from Shibuya Station.
Torishige
Witness the whole panorama of Japanese grilled delicacies at one of the capital's best traditional grill houses.
Tamura
Take yakiniku grilled beef to new heights with premium beef and well-crafted sauces.
ARMONICO
Rustic Italian grilling brings out the best in the seafood of Japan at this stylish Daikanyama spot.
Homemade Ramen Muginae
At this top ramen shop close to downtown Tokyo, fast food is slowed down in the pursuit of incredible flavors, with every component given patient attention unheard of elsewhere.
Aladdin
High-quality French cuisine (minus the intimidation factor) at one of downtown Tokyo’s longest-running French favorites.
Takumi Shingo
Formidable sushi skills, displayed by a chef who apprenticed at the venerated kitchen of Sushi Sho.
Torila
Raw or cooked — the chicken here is so fresh that it doesn’t matter!
Ryotei Yamadaya Usuki
Arguably the most famous name in fugu pufferfish, this Oita restaurant is where the legacy began.
Saryo Miyasaka
A fully Japanese experience: sample some of Tokyo’s finest kaiseki dining in a teahouse atmosphere, with matcha tea to finish.
Nagata in Kanoka
Savor thick and chewy udon noodles -- the main delicacy of this noodle-crazy prefecture that’s considered the birthplace of udon.
La Bonne Table
Accessible French haute cuisine, with an admirable commitment to sustainability, in downtown Tokyo.
Ode
With its history of Michelin stars, this ode to Japanese ingredients and French recipes hits a melodic note.
MASA'S KITCHEN EBISU
You’ll love how European techniques add unique layers to classic Chinese dishes at this restaurant in Shibuya ward.
ICARO miyamoto
Transportive cooking conjures up the foothills of northern Italy in the middle of Meguro.
Shangu
The brainchild of two masters of Cantonese cuisine, there are only a few places this authentic in all of Tokyo.
Amaki (Nagoya Kanko Hotel)
Those who appreciate the aesthetics of good sushi will fall in love with the nigiri at this outstanding Nagoya sushiya.
Sushi Hidetaka
Clear your mind and unburden your shoulders with one of Sapporo’s best Michelin-starred sushi dinners.
Kizuna
An Osaka sushiya which specializes in fresh fish from the nearby islands.
L'appartamento di NAOKI
Having moved from its Azabujuban roots to a new location in Ningyocho, one of Tokyo's finest Italian restaurants continues its legacy of excellence and intimate dining atmosphere, thanks to the expertise of head chef Yokoe Naoki.