Top Fine Dining Restaurants in Japan

Yakitori (Japanese-style grilled chicken skewers) ranges from casual izakaya-style (Japanese pub) eateries to fine dining establishments where each skewer is a work of art. The OMAKASE editorial team, an official partner of Michelin, presents 11 selected yakitori restaurants in Osaka.

The rich taste of wagyu (Japanese beef) is a must-try when visiting Japan. This time, the editorial team of OMAKASE, an official Michelin partner, introduces upscale yakiniku (Japanese BBQ) and teppanyaki (iron griddle cooking) restaurants in Ginza that you should try.

Chinese cuisine, counted as one of the world's three great culinary traditions, boasts a history spanning over 4,000 years. The editorial team of OMAKASE, an official Michelin partner, introduces 13 Chinese restaurants of various styles in Tokyo.

Akasaka and Toranomon are global business hubs, famous for their prestigious dining scene. These neighborhoods boast numerous renowned restaurants that are popular with politicians, business leaders, and celebrities alike. The OMAKASE editorial team, an official partner of the Michelin Guide, introduces some of these iconic dining spots.

Ginza is renowned as a luxury shopping and dining district. While the main streets are filled with French restaurants and other fine eateries, the side alleys are home to numerous hidden gems, including upscale sushi and kaiseki restaurants. With its prime location near luxury hotels, Ginza offers some of Japan's finest Japanese and kaiseki cuisine, with many restaurants featured in the Michelin Guide.