Food-tech teams
Supply mapping
Favorable to scraping
Collect shop names, areas, genres, lunch budgets, dinner budgets, and source URLs for territory scans before enriching the data with reviews, delivery coverage, or menu availability.
Restaurant Directory$50Free
Hot Pepper Restaurant Listing Scraper
The Hot Pepper restaurant listing scraper turns Hot Pepper Gourmet restaurant detail pages into a structured CSV. Import the template, replace the sample restaurant URLs with your own Hot Pepper detail URLs, and export prefecture, area, genre, shop name, budgets, address, access notes, payment indicators, points availability, image URL, shop ID, and source URL from the local desktop app.
Output
CSV
Columns
15
Input
Detail URLs
Source
Hot Pepper
Runtime
Local
At a glance
Export Hot Pepper restaurants to CSV
Build a restaurant spreadsheet
Export Hot Pepper restaurants with consistent columns for location, cuisine, budget, access, and URL fields that can be opened in Excel, Google Sheets, Airtable, or a BI workflow.
Run a controlled multi-URL loop
The template starts from restaurant detail URLs in the Navigate block, processes each page, and uses Loop Continue to move through the list without rebuilding the export step.
Keep the run in a local desktop app
UScraper drives the browser and writes the CSV on your machine, which is useful when you want custody over source URLs, pacing, and downloaded restaurant rows.
Adapt it to listing discovery
If you want keyword or area search first, add a discovery step that collects Hot Pepper detail URLs, then feed those URLs into this same detail-page export loop.
Who uses it
Built for restaurant market research and location datasets
Hospitality analysts
Competitive tracking
Favorable to scraping
Compare restaurant density and budget bands across Japanese areas, then pair the file with the Tabelog Store List Scraper for a broader local dining view.
Growth and SEO teams
Directory research
Nuanced outcome
Use Hot Pepper exports next to the Tripadvisor Restaurant Scraper or Just Eat Restaurant Listing Scraper when comparing restaurant visibility across platforms.
How to use
Download, configure, and run the Hot Pepper scraper
1
Download and import
Download the free JSON template from this page, then import it into UScraper from the template library or project import flow.
2
Replace the sample URLs
Open the Navigate block and paste the Hot Pepper restaurant detail URLs you want to process. The bundled sample uses three https://www.hotpepper.jp/strJ... pages.
3
Confirm the export folder
Set the Structured Export save location and keep append mode enabled if you want all restaurant pages written into one CSV file.
4
Run the browser flow
The automation sets a wide viewport, navigates to a restaurant page, waits for the page load, and waits until the h1 shop heading is visible.
5
Open the CSV
Structured Export writes the selected fields with headers, then Loop Continue advances to the next input URL until the URL list is finished.
Output preview
What the CSV export contains
hot-pepper-restaurant-listing-scraper.csvColumn
prefecture
Breadcrumb prefecture, such as Tokyo or Osaka.
Column
major_area
Top-level area from the Hot Pepper breadcrumb.
Column
sub_area
More specific area or neighborhood.
Column
shop_genre
Restaurant genre parsed from the page text.
Column
shop_name
Visible restaurant name from the page heading.
Column
short_description
Condensed page description or recommendation text.
Column
card_ok
Card payment indicator when the page exposes one.
Column
lunch_budget
Lunch budget range in yen.
Column
dinner_budget
Dinner budget range in yen.
Column
address
Restaurant street address.
Column
access
Station, route, or local access instructions.
Column
points_usable
Hot Pepper points availability cue.
Column
main_image_url
Main image URL from Open Graph metadata.
Column
hotpepper_shop_id
Shop ID parsed from the URL, such as strJ001161538.
Column
restaurant_url
Canonical restaurant detail URL without query parameters.
Sample rows
2 of many
| prefecture | major_area | sub_area | shop_genre | shop_name | short_description | card_ok | lunch_budget | dinner_budget | address | access | points_usable | main_image_url | hotpepper_shop_id | restaurant_url |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tokyo | Shinjuku | Shinjuku East | Izakaya | Sample Dining Shinjuku | Casual restaurant near the station with course menus. | カードOK | 1000円 | 3500円 | Tokyo-to Shinjuku-ku 1-2-3 | 3 minutes from Shinjuku Station | ポイントつかえる | ... | strJ001161538 | |
| Osaka | Umeda | Kita | Yakiniku | Sample Grill Umeda | Grill restaurant with private-room availability. | カードOK | 1500円 | 5000円 | Osaka-shi Kita-ku 4-5-6 | Near Umeda Station exit | ... | strJ001267311 |
Example rows are illustrative; actual values come from the rendered Hot Pepper restaurant pages.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Before you run
Practical limits and maintenance notes
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What's Included
- Template JSON file ready to import
- Pre-configured scraping nodes
- Works with UScraper desktop app
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