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Why would you need restaurant reservations in a country like Japan where there's interesting restaurant at literally every other door step?
by nixass 2y ago
Why would you need restaurant reservations in a country like Japan where there's interesting restaurant at literally every other door step?
- jdshaffer 2y agoThe really good restaurants, even small joints, are full all the time, even without tourists. So, if you want a really excellent meal, be prepared to wait, or find a place where you can make reservations. :-)
- nixass 2y agoLike the OP I was also in Japan this momth for the third time (first time in 2017), visited 4 major cities and few more towns. Never ever had I book a restaurant to eat good good. Yes, there were places that were packed but there was even more places that weren't and still had excellent food. It's just being spoiled and going after google maps reviews/ratings at this point and not really enjoying the place.
- mindwok 2y agoIf you wanna try Omakase or Kaiseki for example. Even places that were just well reviewed I found were often booked out.
- dzhiurgis 2y agoBook Ryokan that offers one (it's a must anyway), but as you said - likely hard at this time of year.