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KUROMORI
Some of Japan's best Cantonese-style cuisine can be found here in the northern region of Tohoku, where award-winning chef Kuromori Yoji uses local Miyagi ingredients to craft exquisite dishes to great critical acclaim.
U s h i m a r u
Taste delicious Italian dishes featuring the best products of Chiba, located just two hours from central Tokyo.
Kawamura
A delicious steak dinner prepared single-handedly by a multi-talented chef.
Ajihiro
Come to Ajihiro for seafood dining in Tsukiji, the beating heart of Japan’s seafood industry for decades.
Ankyu
Get an education in fine Kyoto dining at one of the city’s most friendly kappo restaurants.
Ryoriya Stephan Pantel
East meets West at this outstanding French restaurant near Kyoto’s Imperial Palace.
Yamanekoken
The twists and turns of this internationalist chef’s menu make for an amazingly entertaining meal.
Tonta
The mouthwatering pork at this Tokyo eatery is a cut(let) above the rest, just a few minutes on the train from Ikebukuro.
Gatagataya
Get an education in great Nihonshu while enjoying some delicious kappo eats at this Kawasaki sake paradise.
Saeki Hanten
Relaxed Chinese counter dining just south of Ebisu, serving authentic tastes of Canton.
Unagi Tomoei
Get the freshest eel you’ve ever had at one of the country’s most popular unagi shops.
Sakagawa
Treat yourself to a fun and friendly culinary show at this traditional restaurant right in the heart of Kyoto’s sightseeing center.
Momen Osaka
Do away with the intimidation factor and enjoy traditional Japanese dining with no pressure or worries, only enjoyment.
Yamasa Ryokan
Cooking up a “suppon” (turtle) extravaganza, this Kyushu inn has long been known as one of the best spots for sampling the unique delicacy.
4000 Chinese Restaurant
From shark fin to swallow’s nest, there isn’t a top Chinese delicacy which doesn’t find its way onto the plates of this downtown Tokyo restaurant.
Isshinzushi Koyo
Miyazaki’s favorite restaurant is the best place to try their local take on classic Japanese sushi.
Ahbon
Feast your eyes on the colorful array of ingredients on display here, transformed into delicious fried skewers you’ll be craving for weeks.
Villa AiDA
Get a taste of the good life at this countryside retreat restaurant, where all of the organic produce is produced in the town.
Rantei Bibian
A taste of Kyoto in Koriyama, by way of Ginza — here you can enjoy the best of the region’s natural splendor.
Steak House Kitchen Ribbon
You’d be hard pushed to find a thicker cut of prime black wagyu beef in all of Nagoya.
Akasaka Kitafuku
Try every style of crab you could ever imagine, cooked so fresh that you can watch every step of the process from tank to plate.
IDEA GINZA
Charcoal grilled wagyu beef, done to perfection in the heart of downtown Tokyo
SALONE 2007
Don’t settle for the same old Italian dishes — treat yourself to some innovation at this Yokohama local favorite.
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 Takahashi
An oasis of calm in a city of noise — let yourself unwind over some of the best sushi of your life at Sushi Takahashi.
Teruzushi
Grab your ticket to see the greatest (sushi) showman in action at his super famous Kitakyushu restaurant.
Renge
Rub shoulders with some of the capital’s top chefs at the counter of this inventive Ginza Chinese restaurant.
Sushi Yasukichi
Provenance and local pride are key to the success of this Michelin-starred sushi restaurant in Fukuoka.