Bateren Horror Kissaten
This unique coffee shop in the hills of Higashi-hiroshima has been freaking visitors out since 1960. [日本語]
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Dining
All about where to eat and drink in Hiroshima.
To-no-oka Chaya
Delicious noodles and more in a calm atmosphere away from Miyajima’s busy main streets.
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Vegan Cafe
Unfortunately The Vegan Cafe closed in December 2017. Traditional, healthy Japanese cuisine at the only dedicated vegan eatery in central
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Aburiya Hachisuke
There’s nothing quite like barbequing food over glowing charcoal. A relatively young robatayaki (lit. “fireside-cooking”) restaurant in Nakamachi, Hachisuke’s [炙り屋
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Cafe Luster
The stylish smoke-free cafe serving excellent coffee and muffins, freshly made on the premises, is well worth stopping by if
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Trattoria Mario
Trattoria is a restaurant with a pleasant atmosphere that bills itself as serving Italian homestyle dishes. We have had Italian
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Starbucks Danbara
A nicely designed Starbucks with ample comfy seating, large tables and a balcony, not too far from Mazda Stadium and
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Starbucks in Hiroshima
Starbucks is not universally loved, and GetHiroshima strongly urges you to patronize the many independent coffee shops serving expertly poured
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Miyabi-tei
Dining in your hotel while traveling can seem like a cop out, the hallmark of someone uninterested in engaging with
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Kitchenette
Kitchenette is a very nicely designed two-story cafe one road east of Peace Memorial Park. Open throughout the day and
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Washoku Bar Youin
Cheerful and mild-mannered “Take” Shimosaka has created something quite remarkable. Yōin [陽陰] is relaxed (and open late) enough to just
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Sarii-chan
Affable soccer-loving okonomiyakist Sarii-chan serves up tasty okonomiyaki near the Kyobashi Bridge, not far from Hiroshima Station. Sit at the
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Hands Cafe
Hands Cafe, on the second floor of Tokyu Hands department store on Hiroshima’s “densha dori”, offers some tasty comfort food,
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Himalaya Kitchen
Nepalese and Indian dishes made with fresh vegetables (all sourced domestically) and craft beers downtown, around the corner from PARCO.
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MAHOGANY Steak & Coffee
There is more on the menu at Steak & Coffee MAHOGANY than, well, steak and coffee, but the main appeal
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Roman Cafe Jr
Small cafe attached to Junkudo bookstore on the 10th floor of the Yale Yale/Fukuya department store building opposite Hiroshima JR
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Obscura Coffee Roasters
Obscura Coffee Roasters, started by three guys from Hiroshima, have firmly established themselves in Tokyo’s growing artisanal coffee scene. Now,
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Rojiura Teppan Kotaro
Sometimes a place needs a little backstory. Rojiura Teppan Kotaro, or Kotaro’s, is one of those places. Friendly Kotaro Okamoto
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Blue Moon Café
Diner-style Blue Moon Café in Nakamachi offers a variety of Tex Mex and burgers with Japanese twists of the kind
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Cafe Mike and Shirley
Tea and scones in a converted barn surrounded by lush green countryside…… You would be forgiven for thinking I have
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Choichoi-ya
Hiroshima tsukemen and pan-fried yaki-ramen noodles in the drinking district. [日本語]
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Delicious Vegetarian Dining at Saishoku-Kenbi, located in the Koi area in the west of Hiroshima city. It is about 20
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Kaori-ya Soba
This stylish shop near the Peace Park in Otemachi, serves fantastic soba (buckwheat flour) noodles made fresh everyday. Conveniently open
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