Best Japanese Cuisine (Takeout) in Tokyo(page 20)

Private rooms available [5 minutes from Azabu-Juban Station] A course menu featuring seasonal selection delivered directly from Toyosu. A sushi restaurant for adults to enjoy with all five senses

Established 50 years ago [Original Enshu Yaki] No oil, lots of vegetables [Healthy] [Strong ventilation] Not a closed room

Charcoal-grilled fresh fish and our famous Kyoto-style broth

[1 minute from the Iriya exit of the Shuto Expressway! ] We accept all types of banquets and commemorative events, from individuals to groups.

Bring delicious Japanese eel closer to you. Offered at half the price and 1.5 times the quantity of domestic eel restaurants. Filled with delicious eel

1 minute from Kojimachi Station ◆Enjoy selection Sushi with counter seats that give you a sense of immersion

A Japanese space where you can feel the changing seasons and history. Enjoy delicious, nutritious dishes made with carefully selected ingredients in Kaiseki cuisine.

Enjoy our authentic Japanese Cuisine made with seasonal ingredients.

2 minutes from Ikegami Station ◎ A Japanese-themed brewpub. We are proud of our freshly brewed craft beer and a wide variety of Japanese sake.

[5 minutes from Ebisu Station] Japanese-style meal where you can fully enjoy the blessings of the season. Sake carefully selected by sake masters and omakase courses are also available◎

[We accept reservations for various banquets] As a reward for your hard work. A night filled with seasonal ingredients and specialty drinks

[Edomae Sushi restaurant that has been around for over 30 years] Enjoy the exquisite sushi made by skilled craftsmen.

Authentic Edomae Sushi located 4 minutes walk from Gotanda Station. We work with integrity and passion. takeaway available.

[1 minute from Fudo-mae Station] Enjoy the freshest "Shingen chicken" ground in the morning with the highest quality Bincho charcoal that brings out its flavor. Can be reserved

Please enjoy the traditional taste made with carefully selected ingredients for 120 years in Nihonbashi, Edo, here in Ryogoku, a historical city.