Discover Where to Eat in Japan

Australian-style specialty cafe right next to Fushimi Inari Shrine, popular with tourists.

Minimalist specialty coffee roaster with a stunning view of Yasaka Pagoda in Higashiyama.

Iconic kissaten in Shibuya serving hand-dripped single-origin coffee and homemade cheesecake.

Osaka's vibrant kitchen market offering fresh sashimi, wagyu skewers, and grilled seafood to eat on the spot.

Kyoto's 400-year-old covered market with dozens of stalls selling pickles, skewers, and snacks.

Beloved Asakusa sweet shop since 1902, famous for its sweet potato yokan and anmitsu.