
Gosho Iwasaki
Kyoto kaiseki that never repeats the same dish.

Kyoto kaiseki that never repeats the same dish.
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Seasonal kaiseki, tucked away in a Gion alley.

Sapporo’s classic Jingisukan—grilled lamb, local style.

A bowl of the seasons, served in Kyobashi.

Kyoto kaiseki, without the formality—or the price tag.

Old-school American steak, born in Okinawa’s postwar streets.

Modern Italian flavors with a Minato Mirai sea view.

Kyoto kaiseki, crafted solo in a private Gion hideaway.

A new-style Chinese bistro in Asakusabashi with creative Chinese dishes, great drinks, and a rooftop beer garden

A once-in-a-lifetime kaiseki moment in Gion

Saga Wagyu and the season, right in Ginza.

Kyoto kaiseki, five generations deep—served in Miyagawa-chō
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Fresh-fried kushikatsu with a Shinsekai street-stall vibe.

A three-star kaiseki woven into a quiet garden.
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The best of yakiniku and shabu-shabu—right in Ikebukuro.
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Homey comfort bites tucked in Nakazakicho’s backstreets.

A quiet Japanese moment, tucked beneath Kitahama.
Ama-style seaside grilling, right in Shinbashi.

A Kyoto bite worth the climb—steps from Kōdai-ji.

Teppanyaki theatre, steps from Namba.