Top Fine Dining Restaurants in Japan

Kyoto is home to 238 Michelin-listed restaurants, many of which offer lunch courses for under $100. In this article, we’ll highlight restaurants available for online reservation through our OMAKASEJE platform, where you can enjoy lunch courses for around $100 at Michelin one-star or two-star restaurants, or those with previous Michelin star experience.

Osaka boasts 231 Michelin-listed restaurants, many of which offer lunch courses for under $100. In this article, we highlight a selection of restaurants that currently hold—or have previously held—one or two Michelin stars, all offering lunch menus under $100. Best of all, you can book them online through our platform, OMKASEJE.

Tokyo is home to more Michelin-starred restaurants than any other city in the world, and many of them offer incredible lunch courses for under $100. In this article, we highlight a selection of one- and two-star Michelin restaurants available for online booking through OMAKASEJE, where you can enjoy a top-tier dining experience at an affordable lunchtime price.

Tuna is the most essential ingredient in Edo-style sushi, and Yamayuki is the industry’s top supplier. The OMAKASE editorial team, an official Michelin partner, highlights sushi restaurants where you can enjoy Yamayuki’s premium tuna.

Sushi Saito, often regarded as Japan’s top sushi restaurant. In this article, we’ll introduce how to make a reservation at Sushi Saito, as well as its affiliated and lineage restaurants.