Style and Substance: Kisuke
Welcoming and stylish, Kisuke is a friendly Japanese washoku restaurant, popular with both foodies and washoku-newbies.
Read moreWelcoming and stylish, Kisuke is a friendly Japanese washoku restaurant, popular with both foodies and washoku-newbies.
Read moreLocal favorite Youki has been serving chuka-soba A.K.A. ramen for 62 years and this little shop in Eba is where it all started.
Read moreScratch your wagashi itch in Fukuromachi.
Read moreOne of Hiroshima’s few surviving shokudō diners.
Read morePreviously called Maison De Croissant at a location outside of town (Kannon), this centrally located Croissant Marche is a fantastic
Read moreOne of Hiroshima’s oldest kissaten coffee houses, Zwei G-sen is full of character.
Read moreThis ain’t your grandma’s udon-ya, folks.
Read moreMatt Jungblut shares one of his best meals in Hiroshima so far, at this Michelin-starred Japanese restaurant.
Read moreNagarekawa’s all night “stubborn street stall” food court
Read moreTempura is the most underrated of Japanese foods.
Read moreTreat yourself to a real taste of Japan at this beautiful sprawling kaiseki restaurant of traditional Japanese design on the
Read moreTraditional Japanese style with modern accents, great food and a lively vibe at this street level izakaya.
Read moreOne man izakaya just south of Peace Boulevard, popular at lunch and serving drinks and tasty Japanese munchables at night.
Read moreTucked away at the end of a corridor that leads from the street to the back of a nondescript building
Read moreKomugi is a cozy little noodle shop run by a nice couple in Senda-machi, near the Red Cross Hospital. They
Read moreO-dashi-no-kaori [おだしの香り] is a smoke free lunch place that specializes in dashi o-chazuke (rice with one of various toppings over
Read moreThe coolest place in Miyoshi’s historical district.
Read moreFriendly Teranishi’s has the charms of a retro Japanese-style kissaten coffee house at two locations in the city center. They make their own
Read moreDelicious Hakata ramen near Hiroshima Station’s shinkansen exit.
Read moreDelicious noodles and more in a calm atmosphere away from Miyajima’s busy main streets.
Read moreUnfortunately The Vegan Cafe closed in December 2017. Traditional, healthy Japanese cuisine at the only dedicated vegan eatery in central
Read moreThere’s nothing quite like barbequing food over glowing charcoal. A relatively young robatayaki (lit. “fireside-cooking”) restaurant in Nakamachi, Hachisuke’s [炙り屋
Read moreDining in your hotel while traveling can seem like a cop out, the hallmark of someone uninterested in engaging with
Read moreCheerful and mild-mannered “Take” Shimosaka has created something quite remarkable. Yōin [陽陰] is relaxed (and open late) enough to just
Read moreAffable soccer-loving okonomiyakist Sarii-chan serves up tasty okonomiyaki near the Kyobashi Bridge, not far from Hiroshima Station. Sit at the
Read moreSometimes a place needs a little backstory. Rojiura Teppan Kotaro, or Kotaro’s, is one of those places. Friendly Kotaro Okamoto
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