Dining & Drinking – Page 14

Yakiniku Kamakura

Yakiniku Kamakura honten is a cozy and inviting restaurant, just 2 min walk from Kamakura Station. Must-try is their “Selected” Wagyu assortment!

Ganso Sapporo Ramen Yokocho

Savor Sapporo’s best miso ramen at Ganso Sapporo Ramen Yokocho! 17 top shops, one vibrant alley. Nov 11th: 50% off – a perfect day to taste them all

Hotaru by the Finch

Hotaru by The Finch, located in Susukino, offers a fusion of French, Italian & Japanese cuisine, private event spaces, and a commitment to sustainability.

Sansho

Daikanyama Sansho (さん昇), a highly-regarded Japanese restaurant in Tokyo. Owner Yasunori Ishida’s commitment to using only the freshest ingredients.

Akaoni

Akaoni (赤鬼銘酒居酒屋) is a Tokyo izakaya and sake specialty store featuring a unique selection of unpasteurized sake and traditional Japanese cuisine.

Sake Bar Asakura

Sake Bar Asakura (日本酒BAR あさくら) in Kyoto offers over 100 types of sake, a variety of dishes, and knowledgeable staff in a traditional Japanese setting.

Fushimi Sake Village

Fushimi Sake Village is a unique attraction located in Fushimi, Japan. This facility is designed like a theme park and celebrates the country’s traditional rice wine, Sake.

Matamoya

Matamoya (またもや) is a Japanese sake bar offering small dishes of Japanese cuisine, an extensive selection of sake, and a cozy atmosphere to relax in.

Sake Market Shinjuku is a popular Tokyo izakaya that offers unlimited sake tasting for 3000 yen, an extensive selection of snacks, and a unique dining experience where customers can bring their own food.

Mizunotori

Mizunotori, (ミズノトリ) a trendy sake bar in Tokyo’s Ebisu district, offers innovative sake and food pairings created by the self-proclaimed Sake Chemist, Marie Chiba.