Best Restaurants in Chiba(71)
COURSE MENUDaishogun Plena Makuhari
Bearing the philosophy “from Chiba, for Chiba,” the Daishogun brand carries with it a half century of history. Now with locations around Japan, fans new and old can enjoy Daishogun’s signature yakiniku dishes.
SEAT RESERVATIONSushi Ei
A regular fixture on the Tabelog Top 100, Chiba's Sushi Ei offers some of the freshest sushi just a short jaunt outside of Tokyo's 23 wards. Choose from over 300 bottles of sake to go with a creative nigiri selection.
SEAT RESERVATIONYuuan
Yuuan serves authentic Japanese soba and udon near Minami Nagareyama station. Known for its duck seiro and cozy ambiance, this local gem offers a genuine dining experience.
SEAT RESERVATIONKado Ichi
Kado Ichi in Katsutadai is a must-visit for grilled tripe and izakaya delights. Known for its authentic Showa-era vibes and expertly seasoned with housemade sauces.
SEAT RESERVATIONTeuchi Soba Koan
Teuchi Soba Koan in Chiba is known for its exquisite soba and crispy tempura, offering hand-crafted buckwheat noodles in a serene location.
SEAT RESERVATIONNatsumiya
Natsumiya offers authentic soba and udon dishes with expertly made tempura, near historical Hokekyō-ji Temple in Funabashi. Perfect for Japanese noodle lovers.
SEAT RESERVATIONHasegawa
Hasegawa is known for exquisite unagi dishes in Sawara, Chiba. The restaurant is close to Sawara Station and offers a historical ambiance with legendary unagi preparations.
SEAT RESERVATIONSumibi Horumon Gin
Located in Yachiyo, Sumibi Horumon Gin specializes in Yakiniku and Horumon grilling. Experience premium cuts over charcoal with a Korean twist. A must-visit for barbecue lovers.
SEAT RESERVATIONHama No Go
Hama No Go offers exquisite seafood and Japanese cuisine in Minamiboso, near Chikura fishing port. Known for its Dairyo-don and unique local whale dishes, it's a must-visit for seafood lovers.
SEAT RESERVATIONYakiniku Heijoen Nagareyaotakanomoris・C Branch
Yakiniku Heijoen Nagareyaotakanomoris・C offers premium Japanese BBQ in Nagareyama's bustling SC. Highlights include Wagyu beef and a diverse izakaya-style menu.
SEAT RESERVATIONISSA Kashiwa Branch
Discover fine Yakiniku at ISSA, just a short walk from Kashiwa Station. Renowned for its elegant setting and exquisite Miyazaki Wagyu beef. A culinary gem in Kashiwa.
SEAT RESERVATIONMinamiboso Yamato Sushi Tateyama Main Branch
Minamiboso Yamato Sushi Tateyama offers kaiten sushi with fresh seafood in Tateyama. Enjoy ocean views, tablet ordering, and family-friendly comfort.
SEAT RESERVATIONSeafood Shokudo Kurofuneya
Savor vibrant seafood flavors at Seafood Shokudo Kurofuneya in Narita Kozunomori Market. Known for its Kurofune Seafood Bowl and inviting izakaya atmosphere, it's a must-visit!
SEAT RESERVATIONChiba Beer En
Experience Genghis Khan barbecue at Chiba Beer En in Funabashi, offering a wide selection of fresh Sapporo and Ebisu beers with stunning views of Tokyo Bay.
SEAT RESERVATIONMikawaya
Mikawaya offers the freshest seafood cuisine in Katsuura, with a focus on authentic dishes like namerou and sanga-yaki. Located near Katsuura Station, it's a perfect spot for seafood enthusiasts.
SEAT RESERVATIONChoju Korean Shubo Shinurayasu Branch
Discover the taste of Korea at Choju Korean Shubo, located at Aeon Mall, a 1-minute walk from Shin-Urayasu Station. Known for its authentic bibimbap and dynamic izakaya atmosphere.
SEAT RESERVATIONIchiyama Ikesu
Ichiyama Ikesu offers fresh seafood in the heart of Choshi, known for its live-tank experience and traditional Japanese dishes like tempura and sashimi.
SEAT RESERVATIONManryo
Experience authentic Yakiniku and Horumon cuisine at Manryo in Noda, just a few steps from Atago Station. Enjoy high-quality meat and local charm.
SEAT RESERVATIONKashi Bar
Kashi Bar in Kashiwa blends Italian, Spanish, and Izakaya flavors. Signature pasta and cozy vibe make it unforgettable.
SEAT RESERVATIONMomotei
Savor Yakiniku and Korean cold noodles at Momotei in Chiba's Chuo Ward. A cozy Izakaya getaway for authentic East Asian flavors.
SEAT RESERVATIONWako Zushi
Renowned Wako Zushi in Chiba offers authentic sushi experiences with specialties like sea urchin and nigiri, just minutes from Higashi-Funabashi Station.
SEAT RESERVATIONNiku No Takumi Shoutai An Funabashi Ekimae Hanare Branch
Delight in Niku No Takumi Shoutai An's superb Yakiniku in Funabashi. Known for diverse cuts and hamburger steaks, near railway hubs.
SEAT RESERVATIONHouran
Houran in Kashiwa mixes Chinese and izakaya, famous for Horan yakisoba. A culinary stop for ramen lovers, situated near the Western Fire Station.
SEAT RESERVATIONEdo Mae Sushi Hyakuman Goku Saiwai Branch
Edo Mae Sushi Hyakuman Goku Saiwai: Dive into sushi perfection with the finest seafood in Mihama Ward, Chiba. Tuna and Sea Urchin dishes enchant every palate.
SEAT RESERVATIONTaishu Baniku Sakaba Umaru Nishi Funabashi Ekimae Branch
Discover the flavors of horse meat at Taishu Baniku Sakaba Umaru, minutes from Nishi-Funabashi Station, with a menu that marries tradition and innovation.
SEAT RESERVATIONKisetsu Ryori Yukino
Kisetsu Ryori Yukino in Ichikawa excels with its vibrant seafood menu, featuring fish from Nagasaki Goto Islands. Perfect for sashimi lovers.
SEAT RESERVATIONYakiniku Global
Yakiniku Global is your go-to spot for premium yakiniku paired with Korean culinary delights, conveniently located near Nishi-Funabashi Station.
SEAT RESERVATIONWine Stand Axela
Wine Stand Axela: explore a world of global wines by the glass with expert guidance in Chiba's lively Chuo Ward. Embrace taste, knowledge, and camaraderie.
Despite being the true home of Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo Narita Airport, Chiba Prefecture is often overlooked in favor of its louder, more famous neighbor. However, the restaurant scene in this vast green region could arguably give the capital a run for its money. Popular Chiba dishes like “namerou” minced fish tartare, and “katsuura” tan tan noodles are themselves worth the short trip from the big city.
Top that off with some of the freshest produce in the country and you have a recipe for success. World-class noodles, fine Italian-Japanese fusion, Michelin-starred sushi and more are all on the menu in Chiba. With byFood’s list of the best restaurants in Chiba, you’re sure to find something to tickle your fancy.
And the best part? Since these restaurants are outside the bounds of the capital — but still just a few hours away by train — you’ll often find the prices are much more affordable. Central Japan’s agricultural pantry is just waiting for you to come enjoy its delights, so reserve your table now at one of these Chiba restaurants.