Best Restaurants (Solo Dining) in Japan

The king of wagyu beef, "Kobe beef", served in teppan Steak style! Delivering the ever-evolving traditional food culture of wagyu beef to the world.

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

3 minutes walk from Ginza Station ◆Ginza Tamai is a conger eel restaurant that focuses on natural ingredients. Savor the ``Nakabako'' made with expert skill.

Reopening on April 26th. Reservations for the day can be made by phone.

[3 minutes walk from Hamamatsucho Station] Enjoy authentic Edomae Sushi to your heart's content, inheriting a 200-year-old tradition

A variety of soup stock and "cheats" produced by Hiroshima's spring water. A special moment enjoyed with carefully selected sake.

``Sushi Ko'' where both nigiri and picking are the main ingredients

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[1 minute walk from Higashi Ginza Station] Near Kabukiza. Please enjoy the finest sushi made with seasonal ingredients and expert chefs.

Enjoy delicious sushi easily at Tsukiji Market! A wide range of Okimari Nigiri and Seafood Bowl & a happy and clear checkout

◆Enjoy exquisite freshly fried ``Kyoto-Tempura'' in a cozy Japanese-style restaurant◆

[Reservation required] Enjoy red vinegar sushi at a Japanese cypress counter [3 minutes walk from Kitashinchi Station]

Enjoy oden and sake at Sakaba Snufkin, a famous restaurant that has been featured on TV programs and attracts people from all over the country.

We offer exceptionally fresh specially selected tuna from Toyosu Market at a reasonable price.

★Impressive! Looks great★Enjoy the ingredients Hiroshima is proud of! Looks great! "Teppan & Okonomiyaki"

☆Won the 2023 Donburi Grand Prix Gold Award ☆The first floor has become a table seat, making it easier to use☆

A Kansai-style eel specialty restaurant run by a long-established wholesaler.

If you're in the mood for Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers), go to Demachi Tori Taka!

Enjoy the best sushi in a hidden spot in Akasaka