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1721 - 1740 of 1754 chefs

Bishokudokoro Sakuji Nishishinjuku

美食処 作治 西新宿店

  • Nishi-Shinjuku, Tokyo
  • Japanese Sosaku (creative),Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sake

安藤 孝司ANDO TAKASHI

Leave the hospitality of Japanese cuisine up to this chef.

At Ichukyo, a kaiseki (traditional Japanese banquet) restaurant in Tokyo's Omi, he trained under the former director and head chef of Nadaman. "Let me serve you a feast in which you will sense the passage of the seasons in the ingredients and the arrangements," he tells us.

安藤 孝司ANDO TAKASHI

Hakata Chuka Soba Marugen

博多中華そば まるげん

  • Hirao/Kiyokawa, Fukuoka
  • Ramen,Ramen (noodles) / Gyoza (dumplings) / Tantanmen (tantan ramen) / Tsukemen (noodles served separately from dip soup)

鈴木 克学SUZUKI YOSHITAKA

Aiming for a new, loved flavor in his native Hakata

He's loved eating since the beginning, and, a few years into being a cook after collecting experience in western and Italian restaurants, he had a fateful meeting with a certain bowl of ramen. From there, his course was decided. Returning to his native Hakata, he succeeded in developing through repeated trial and error a hitherto-untasted brand new flavor. Since then, he's earned the affection of many customers, and not just locals at that.

鈴木 克学SUZUKI YOSHITAKA

Izakaya Umaimon Shinjuku Kabuki-cho

居酒屋うまいもん 新宿歌舞伎町

  • Shinjuku East Exit/Kabukicho, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sake / General

齋藤 博重Hiroshige Saito

Warmly receiving customers with a smile at Umaimon

He was born and raised in Fukushima, but left for Tokyo to train at a Japanese restaurant for 15 years before coming back to Fukushima to open Izakaya Umaimon at age 33. However, for a short while he relocated to Osaka, due to his shop being within the evacuation zone after the Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011. After that, because of his deep familiarity with Tokyo, he decided to set up shop in one of the city's lively downtown shopping districts, and in April of 2012 he opened up Izakaya Umaimon in the Kabukicho district of Shinjuku.

齋藤 博重Hiroshige Saito

Washubar Kuri

和酒バー 庫裏

  • Ginza, Tokyo
  • Shochu Bar,Bars (pubs) / Sake / Shochu

竹内 徹平TAKEUCHI TEPPEI

The Chef's Recommendations

Switched from Being a Chef Specializing in Japanese Cuisine to a Sake Professional

He was born in Oita, Japan in 1975. While he was originally trained as a chef specializing in Japanese cuisine, his eyes were opened to Japanese sake as well when he tried sake named Tatsuriki at a neighborhood sake shop. He took a license of sake sommelier, and his frequent interactions with sake brewers resulted in an obsession with sake. At first, he was a constant customer of [Washubar Kuri], and later he was employed at its sister shop in Shinbashi. He has been manager of [Washubar Kuri] since October 2012 where he is both a sake sommelier and chef.

竹内 徹平TAKEUCHI TEPPEI

Yakitori Oden Zen

やきとり おでん 然

  • Sapporo Station, Hokkaido
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) / Kushiage (deep-fried skewers) / Oden

浅野 雅次ASANO MASATSUGU

The Chef's Recommendations

Transformed from a westernstyle restaurant to Japanese 'izakaya' (barrestaurant), with the aim of creating a place where a group of regulars gather around the bar area.

After training mainly in French and Western cuisine from the age of 18, he switched over to what he's wanted to do from his 20s, and that's working in an izakaya Japanese bar. He is currently entrusted with the cooking at Yakitori Oden Zen. Taking special care to note the seasons, he makes classic oden (winter vegetable soup) as well as other original dishes.

浅野 雅次ASANO MASATSUGU

Ristorante Il Bambinaccio

リストランテ イル バンビナッチョ

  • Nishi-Azabu, Tokyo
  • Italian,Italian/French / Italian / Pasta / Wine

福田 憲一FUKUDAKENICHI

The Chef's Recommendations

We preserve the goodness of the traditional Italian dishes you've always loved

After gaining experience in Italian restaurants in Tokyo and Sapporo, he traveled to Italy at the age of 23. He trained in a variety of kitchens all over Rome, did a stint as head chef at Ristorante da Ruka in Venice, and returned to Japan at 26.

福田 憲一FUKUDAKENICHI

Sushi Gion Matsudaya

寿し 祇園 松田屋

  • Gion, Kyoto
  • Sushi,Japanese / Sake / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sushi

松田 和憲MATSUDA KAZUNORI

The Chef's Recommendations

Our chef has an excellent command of both traditional techniques and his own unique twists. Every piece of sushi is a little taste of heaven

He was born in 1964 in Shiga prefecture. His parents ran a sushi shop for over 40 years. Taken with the Edo-style techniques and flavors, he often visited Tokyo, and learned the skills of a number of famous restaurants, before fulfilling his desire to open his own restaurant in Gion in 2007. He preserves traditional techniques, letting his signature eggs sit overnight after frying them, and he uses his own tricks to perfect his pickles and boiled-down sake, offering the Matsudaya version of Edo-style sushi. His motto is "make the people of the world smile with sushi". He spent a year in New York and made the best of that experience, and is now a well-respected authority on how to serve foreign customers.

松田 和憲MATSUDA KAZUNORI

Futagoyama Shoji

双子山しょうじ

  • Susukino, Hokkaido
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Sushi / Hokkaido Cuisine

斎藤 章二SAITO SHOJI

The Chef's Recommendations

Upholding the name of the famous Futagoyama restaurant after 23 years in service, in a new independent venue.

Born on December 19th, 1958, in Hokkaido, this chef received his first kitchen knife as a child and never put it down. After initial training in sushi restaurants and other kitchens, he then proceeded to serve for 23 years as the chef of the famous Futagoyama restaurant, established more than 40 years ago. When Futagoyama shut down, he decided to continue the tradition by opening his own restaurant, Futayama Shoji, in October 2008. As fishing is his favorite hobby, his menus include his personal catches, as well as wild vegetables in the spring and handpicked mushrooms in the fall. Continuing in the footsteps of a long-tradition, he strives to bring the very best out of his ingredients.

斎藤 章二SAITO SHOJI

Teppanyaki Ousaka

鉄板焼 逢坂

  • Juso/Tsukamoto, Osaka
  • Teppanyaki,Yakiniku/Steak / Steak / Teppanyaki (iron griddle grilling) / Western Teppanyaki (iron griddle grilling)

上手 義久KAMITE YOSHIHISA

Challenging the taste of simple ingredients and new menu ideas to make a Teppanyaki grill you will never grow tired of

Born in Kyoto, June 1966. Helping out with his family's restaurant, he naturally began to aspire to becoming a chef. After graduating culinary school, he worked in restaurants and hotels in Osaka. Since being appointed the head chef at [Ousaka] in April 2014, he has been incorporating other cuisine genres and creating special dishes. As such, he pursues the happiness of his customers by breaking the boundaries of Teppanyaki cuisine.

上手 義久KAMITE YOSHIHISA

Uokin Main Store

魚金本店

  • Shimbashi/Shiodome, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sake

郡司 健GUNJI TAKESHI

The Chef's Recommendations

He has the qualification of a sake advisor and play an important role for serving excellent foods and drinks at the main store.

He was born in 1984 in Tochigi Prefecture. He worked part-time at Sumiyaki Noteri in Ikenoue, Tokyo, highly evaluated by celebrities as a superb restaurant for delicious yakitori. There he discovered the fun of cooking and entered the world of cuisine. Thereafter, he gained experience at an izakaya (pub) in Shibuya and finally joined Uokin Co., Ltd. First he worked at Uokin Store No.2 and now is responsible for the kitchen at the Uokin Main Store. He gained the qualification of sake advisor in 2010.

郡司 健GUNJI TAKESHI

Ankoya Takahashi

あんこう屋 高はし

  • Harumi, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Ankou Nabe (monkfish hot pot)

高橋 良和KATAHASHI YOSHIKAZU

The Chef's Recommendations

His experiences working as a salaryman and at a famous tempura restaurant come to life now

He was born in 1972 in Tokyo. He was already part of a restaurant since birth, and was brought up in the environment of Tsukiji as his playground. After graduating from college, he experienced a stint as a salaryman, but he started down the culinary path so that he could carry on his family business. He trained for about three years at a famous tempura (deep-fried food) restaurant and learned the basics of Japanese cuisine. After that, he returned to the shop and has been managing "Ankoya Takahashi" under the guidance of his father until now.

高橋 良和KATAHASHI YOSHIKAZU

Blowfish Restaurant Tokufuku

フグ料理 徳福

  • Nishiki-sanchome, Aichi
  • Japanese,Japanese / General / Fugu (blowfish) / Nabe (hot pot)

佐藤 誠SATO MAKOTO

We have been serving blowfish dishes for 14 years now! Blowfish dishes brought to you by a specialist.

He was born in Fukuoka prefecture in 1978. After working in a blowfish cuisine restaurant part time, he decided to become a chef. He diligently studied cooking while gaining experience working at a blowfish/seafood restaurant in Fukuoka, Otora. Already thinking about breaking out on his own, he had a chance encounter that lead to him moving to Nagoya and opening up his shop, Blowfish Restaurant Tokufuku, after a year of preparation. And the rest is history.

佐藤 誠SATO MAKOTO

Akasaka Shisen Hanten

赤坂 四川飯店

  • Nagatacho, Tokyo
  • Szechuan,Chinese / General / Szechuan / Chinese Tea

陳 建太郎CHIN KENTARO

Following in his father's footsteps, he is proactively involved in spreading the joy of Sichuan cuisine

In 1979, he was born in Tokyo as the eldest son of Chen Kenichi. His grandfather, the late Chen Kenmin, was the person who first introduced Sichuan cuisine to Japan. After graduating from Tamagawa Academy, he entered "Akasaka Shisen Hanten". After that, he trained in Shibuya's "Szechwan Restaurant Chen", and studied overseas in Sichuan province for two and a half years to thoroughly learn about Sichuan cuisine at the place of its birth. Currently, he actively participates in various activities, such as TV programs and events as the third-generation chef of Shisen Hanten.

陳 建太郎CHIN KENTARO

Ginza Sushi Dokoro Shin

銀座 すし処 真

  • Ginza, Tokyo
  • Sushi,Japanese / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sushi

渡辺 真喜WATANABE MAKI

He dreamed of becoming a sushi master in his school days and made it a reality.

He was born on June 12, 1969 in Saitama Prefecture. He joined Tsukiji Sushisei in 1989, where he spent 22 years gaining experience and perfecting his craft. Shunning the high-society exclusivity of many sushi restaurants, he envisioned a relaxed atmosphere where people could readily enjoy sushi and opened Ginza Sushi Dokoro Shin in September of 2010.

渡辺 真喜WATANABE MAKI

Trattoria Siciliana Don Ciccio

トラットリア シチリアーナ・ドンチッチョ

  • Shibuya East Exit/Miyamasuzaka, Tokyo
  • Italian,Italian/French / Italian / Wine

石川 勉ISHIKAWA TSUTOMU

The Chef's Recommendations

His love of the film The Godfather brought him to Sicily

Tsutomu Ishikawa is a native of Iwate prefecture, born in 1961. After coming to Tokyo, he began down the path towards becoming a chef at the age of 19. Also a big fan of The Godfather, he headed to Palermo in Sicily. After that, he also spent 3 years training in Firenze and Bologna before returning to Japan. After working in restaurants such as Cucina Hirata and La Benzina, he became independent in 2000 at Trattoria da Tommasina. In 2006, that restaurant closed, and Chef Ishikawa opened Trattoria Siciliana Don Ciccio in the same year.

石川 勉ISHIKAWA TSUTOMU

Itamae Yakiniku Itto Tenka Chaya Main Store

板前焼肉一斗 天下茶屋本店

  • Tengachaya/Nishinari, Osaka
  • Yakiniku (Japanese BBQ),Yakiniku/Steak / Yakiniku (Japanese BBQ) / Japanese Beef Steak / Wine

有近 六次ARICHIKA ROKUJI

The Chef's Recommendations

Everything for the sake of deliciousness

He was born in 1949 in Osaka Prefecture. With experience in wholesale meat business and butchering, he opened "Itamae Yakiniku Itto" with the intention of providing quality meat at more affordable prices. Only the highest quality Japanese black beef is selected from hundreds of cattle coming from farms in Miyazaki, Kagoshima, Niigata, Sendai, Saga, and throughout Japan. He works hard everyday, proudly remembering his background as a meat shop owner.

有近 六次ARICHIKA ROKUJI

Akasaka Rikyu Ginza

赤坂璃宮 銀座店

  • Ginza, Tokyo
  • Cantonese,Chinese / Yum Cha/Dim Sum / Cantonese / Wine

譚 彦彬TAN HIKOAKI

The Chef's Recommendations

This firstclass chef continues to push ahead.

Tan was born in 1943 in the Kanagawa Prefecture (Kanagawa Chinatown). He worked at Chugoku Hanten in Shinbashi, Li Yu n in Shiba, was a sous-chef at Minamizono at the Keio Plaza Hotel, and chef of Guangzhou at the Hotel Edmont. In 1996 he opened Akasaka Rikyu, and later in 2004 he opened its Ginza branch.

譚 彦彬TAN HIKOAKI

Nurukan Sato

ぬる燗 佐藤

  • Roppongi, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Crab / Kaiseki (traditional multi-course meal) / Sake

金子 陽樹KANEKO HARUKI

The Chef's Recommendations

Since the more you get to know sake the more interesting it is, these days he is completely engrossed in sake .

Born in 1983 in Tokyo, at 15 he started a part-time job that offered him a way to gain experience in restaurant service. This ended up piquing his interest enough to enter the culinary world as a career. While gathering experience in bars and Japanese-style restaurants, he was able to closely study sake. With an abundance of knowledge in wine and other drinks, he serves as manager at Nurukan Sato, where he gets to pursue his love of sake full-time.

金子 陽樹KANEKO HARUKI

Gyutan Sumiyaki Rikyu Sendai

牛たん炭焼利久 仙台駅店

  • Sendai Station West Exit, Miyagi
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / Local Japanese Cuisine / Gyutan (beef tongue) / General

井上昭広INOUEAKIHIRO

His eyes were opened to cooking when he was an elementary-school student

He first prepared food as part of a home economics lesson, and the fun of that elementary-school experience awakened a love of cooking within him. After gaining ten years of experience working in an izakaya tavern, he moved on to Rikyu to put his skills to work.

井上昭広INOUEAKIHIRO

Sushiya-no Uokin Ebisu Branch

鮨屋のうおきん 恵比寿店

  • Ebisu, Tokyo
  • Izakaya (Japanese tavern),Taverns / General / Sashimi (raw fish)/Seafood / Sake

山本 徹YAMAMOTO TORU

The Chef's Recommendations

He is the chief chef who plays an important role to support the kitchen at the Ebisu branch that can develop the potential of Uokin group.

He was born in 1965 in Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture. He was influenced by cooking programs on TV and naturally became enchanted with cooking. At 15, he joined a Japanese restaurant in Tokyo and learned the basics of Japanese cuisine intensively for six years. Thereafter, he gained experience at a restaurant featuring Kushiyaki (spit-grilled dishes) and large plates and at a Japanese restaurant in Ebisu. Finally he joined Uokin Co., Ltd. in 2008. He refined his skills at the main store of the Uokin group and finally assumed position of chief chef at Sushiya-no Uokin Ebisu Branch.

山本 徹YAMAMOTO TORU

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