Restaurants, Cafeteria (Stylish) in Japan

Enjoy beer and food from all over the world!

A modern space where you can enjoy the view and food that will take you to an extraordinary world.

[2-minute walk from Inada Tsutsumi Station x Kuroge Wagyu Beef Yakiniku (Grilled meat)] A Yakiniku (Grilled meat) restaurant that mainly serves soft and high-quality Kuroge Wagyu beef from Hokkaido!

Enjoy a variety of truffle dishes in a casual setting while admiring the beautiful night view of Kobe. You can also use it for sake drinking◎

1 minute from Shibuya Station ◆ Panoramic view of Shibuya from the terrace seats! Enjoy Kagoshima cuisine and delicious alcohol ♪ Perfect for banquets and year-end parties

Speciality Steak restaurant specializing in carefully selected aged Japanese black beef

All-you-can-drink and course meals start at 5,500 yen. 5,000 yen comes with a banquet hall limited hot pot.

[2 minutes from Ookayama Station] Enjoy authentic Hong Kong cuisine at a reasonable price! Can be used in many situations from morning to night◎

[Directly connected to Imaike Station] Enjoy healthy home-cooked meals in a relaxing space. Lunch/Lunch/Dinner ◎ reserved use also available

Directly connected to Shin-Ochanomizu Station, 2 minutes walk from this popular cafe♪

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Great impact! Delicious and rich pork bone soy sauce ♪ Fascinating Ramen whose taste changes depending on the carefully selected back fat

[The town's "icon Cafeterias" that everyone can enjoy] Weekday lunchtime set meals, dinner time with drinks and seasonal specialties.

The ``Japanese''-based cuisine and a wide variety of Japanese and Western alcoholic drinks carefully selected by the sommelier are popular, which can be enjoyed in a completely private room that feels like a hideaway.

1 minute from Musashi-Kosugi Station ◆ Food hall where you can casually enjoy higher-grade food and alcohol ♪ takeaway is also OK!

2 minutes from Sakata Station ◆ [A5 rank Yamagata beef] A delicacy made with carefully selected ingredients from Shonai, along with local sake. Non-guests are also welcome.