Best Restaurants (For Dining wih Friends and Colleagues) in Japan

A new generation of meat restaurant that has overturned the concept of Yakiniku (Grilled meat) and created a new trend

[3 minutes walk from Shijo Station] The finest Yakiniku (Grilled meat) made with A4 or larger Japanese black beef. Semi-private rooms available for up to 24 people

[Tsukiji Main Store] The yakiniku restaurant started by Yakiniku (Grilled meat) is ``Ganso Yakinikuo'', which grills the highest quality sashimi to an exquisite degree of doneness.

To celebrate the opening of Yakiniku Motoyama Akihabara store on Friday, November 15th, a special campaign will be held at all stores!

Important notice from the store

“From Ginza to the World” I want to create drama with every bite.

Listed in the Michelin Guide for 8 consecutive years. Enjoy authentic Tentomi. A new branch store has opened in Shinjuku.

[4 minutes from Karasuma Station and Shijo Station] From spacious table seats to private rooms. Enjoy shabu shabu kaiseki in a stately restaurant.

■Open until 5am! ! ! ! ■A hangout spot in Kabukicho where you can drink with peace of mind! Full of delicious Hiroshima cuisine♪

Take a break from your daily routine and relax. Enjoy delicious, relaxed sushi at a standing restaurant.

A bewitching space with the motif of Count Dracula's castle. Enjoy items with unique names

Please come and try Steak cooked in a rare "oven" oven.

``Kushiage'' prepared by `` Fried Skewers'' is served in an selection course with elaborate seasonal ingredients, accompanied by wine.

[Private rooms available] Enjoy dishes that make use of the best ingredients in an elegant and calm space. Limited couple seats also available

There are seats available today! Yakiniku (Grilled meat) / Sukiyaki / shabu shabu Kuroge Wagyu beef specialty store [5 minutes walk from Ginza & Shinbashi♪]

[3 minutes from Shinjuku Station/Akita Prefecture Hinai Jidori specialty restaurant] Private and semi-private rooms available. Enjoy charcoal Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) and fine sake from around the country.