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The Michelin Guide is one of the most renowned travel guides in the world. If you are looking for a high-level Japanese restaurant, you should definitely look for restaurants with Michelin stars and prepare your wallet. In this article, we will see restaurants in Japan that have Michelin stars.

Remember that the Michelin Guide awards from one to 3 stars to measure culinary excellence. It is not like that classic 5-star rating that some use. In culinary arts, critics judge with only 3 stars.

The list below has the most updated stars from 2019-2020. It may happen that a restaurant loses its star or has not been judged by a certain date. I hope you enjoy the list of restaurants in this article.

We will not go into details about the restaurants on this list. We recommend searching by name to access the official website or see reviews on sites like Google Maps.

Japanese restaurants with Michelin stars

How much does a Michelin Star Restaurant cost in Japan?

The costs of a Michelin star restaurant in Japan can vary greatly depending on various factors, such as location, chef’s reputation, number of stars, type of cuisine, among others.

However, to give a general idea, prices usually start at around 10,000 yen per person in more affordable restaurants with one Michelin star.

In high-end restaurants, with two or three stars, prices can easily exceed 30,000 yen per person, potentially reaching even higher amounts depending on the menu and selected options.

Michelin Restaurant Recommendations in Japan

We can’t just list the restaurants without talking a bit about the dishes, so below I will recommend the main restaurants by briefly describing the dishes of each one.

Sukiyabashi Jiro (Tokyo)

Specialty: High-quality sushi, prepared with refined techniques and carefully selected fresh ingredients.

Sukiyabashi Jiro (Tokyo)

Ryugin (Tokyo)

Specialty: Contemporary kaiseki cuisine, known for creative dishes that combine tradition and innovation.

Sushi Saito (Tokyo)

Specialty: World-class sushi, emphasizing simplicity and the perfection of ingredients, especially fresh fish.

Kitcho Arashiyama Honten (Kyoto)

Specialty: Traditional Japanese kaiseki cuisine, with elaborate dishes and impeccable presentation, using seasonal ingredients.

Kitcho Arashiyama Honten (Kyoto)

Kohaku (Tokyo)

Specialty: Kaiseki haute cuisine, focusing on the harmony of flavors, textures, and aesthetic presentation of dishes.

Makimura (Tokyo)

Specialty: High-class Japanese cuisine, emphasizing seasonal dishes prepared with technical skill and creativity.

Quintessence (Tokyo)

Specialty: High French gastronomy with Japanese influences, offering refined and complex dishes with exceptional flavors.

Michelin Star Restaurants in Tokyo

See below the names of Michelin star restaurants in the greater Tokyo area. In the first column, we have the name of the restaurant, followed by its location in the second column and how many Michelin stars it has in the third column.

NameLocalStars
Azabu YukimuraAzabu-Jūban, Minato3
Ginza KojuGinza, Chūō, Tokyo2
IshikawaShinjuku3
Joël RobuchonMeguro3
KandaMinato3
KohakuShinjuku3
MakimuraShinagawa3
QuintessenceShinagawa3
RyuginRoppongi, Minato3
Sukiyabashi JiroGinza, Chūō, Tokyo3
Sushi SaitoMinato3
Sushi YoshitakeGinza, Chūō, Tokyo3
Usukifugu YamadayaMinato2
L’OsierChūō, Tokyo3
KadowakiMinato2

Restaurants with Stars in Kansai

NameCityStars
Hyotei (瓢亭)Kyoto
3
Kyoto Kiccho Arashiyama (aka Kitcho Arashiyama Honten) (吉兆 嵐山本店)Arashiyama, Kyoto3
Kikunoi Honten (菊乃井 本店)Kyoto3
Mizai (未在)Kyoto3
Chihana (千花)Kyoto
Tsuruya (つる家)Kyoto
Isshisoden Nakamura (一子相伝 なかむら)Kyoto3
Iida (飯田)Kyoto3
Gion Sasaki (祇園さゝ木)Kyoto3
Maeda (前田)Kyoto3
Kyokaiseki Kichisen (京懐石 吉泉)Kyoto2
Hajime (ハジメ)Osaka3
Kashiwaya (柏屋)Osaka3
Taian (太庵)Osaka3
Fujiya 1935Osaka2
Koryu (弧柳)Osaka2
Ca cento/Sento (カ・セント)Kobe
Komago (子孫)Kobe
Wa Yamamura (和やまむら)Nara

Other Japanese Restaurants with Michelin Stars

The list below has restaurants from other cities spread across Japan. Following the order of first the name of the restaurant, then the city and the number of stars.

  • Hanakoji Sawada (花小路 さわ田) Hokkaido 3 stars
  • Hanakomichi Ishida Hokkaido – 3 stars
  • Hijikata (土方) Nagoya, Aichi 3 stars
  • Kaniyoshi (かに吉) Tottori 2 stars
  • Michel Bras Toya Japan (ミシェル・ブラス トーヤ ジャポン) Hokkaido 2 stars
  • Mitsuki (みつき) Tottori 2 stars
  • Molière (モリエール) Hokkaido 3 stars
  • Nakashima (なかしま) Hiroshima 3 stars
  • Nukumi (温味) Hokkaido 3 stars –
  • Sushi Gyoten (鮨 行天) Fukuoka 3 stars
  • Sushi Komada (こま田) Ise, Mei 3 stars
  • Sushi Miyakawa (すし 宮川) Hokkaido – 3 stars
  • Sushi Sakai (鮨 さかい) Fukuoka 3 stars
  • Sushi Tanabe (鮨 田なべ) Hokkaido 3 stars
  • Sushi Ueda (右江田) Nagoya, Aichi 3 stars
  • Yamazaki (山崎) Toyama 3 stars

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