Restaurants in Nogi Shrine

The service staff is very enthusiastic. The ingredients are served as soon as you order them. I am not afraid that you will eat them. It is a good barbecue restaurant. I will come again next time.

This yakiniku restaurant is a must-visit! The quality of the meat is outstanding, tender, and full of flavor. The grilling experience is fun, and the variety of dipping sauces enhances the taste. The service is excellent, and very delicious yakiniku! Will definitely go back again.

First Kaiseki experience! the food was amazing and the chef and staff were very respectful. I came in solo and I was about 15 min late with my reservation because I got a little lost on the way and they still took me in. Every dish explained to me briefly in English. Loved it! :)

I highly recommend this restaurant. The food is excellent. We enjoyed the crabs, snow crabs, and king crabs, all of which were fresh. The service was exceptional. Since we are a family of four who love seafood, this is really worth it! Also, thanks to Mr. Ishikawa for accommodating us and helping us! ❤️ We will definitely go back there!❤️

A skewer shop with its own unique style. The appetizers, skewers and grilled fish are all very delicious. The Nanban fried chicken and egg salad sauce go very well together! The chicken porridge that I ate last turned out to be the most delicious 😋

The meat is good quality and there are many choices! To order meat, go directly to the window, choose a large, medium or small plate, then choose the type of meat and how many slices you want, then choose the flavor.

You have to finish the basic plate before you can take the order to the dining table to order new meat. It is recommended to order thin slices, which are more premium and melt in your mouth. It is very convenient to order on a tablet.

There aren’t many options for one person, and many websites don’t accept reservations for one person. Klook can solve your solo travel dilemma! There are English-speaking staff, so you can enjoy the meal even if you don’t understand Japanese. If you don’t have enough, you can pay for more meat on the spot.