Style and Substance: Kisuke
Welcoming and stylish, Kisuke is a friendly Japanese washoku restaurant, popular with both foodies and washoku-newbies.
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Local Legend: Youki Ramen
Local 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.
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Japanese Confection Connection: Sabō Tsuruya
Scratch your wagashi itch in Fukuromachi.
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Long Live the Greasy Spoon: Miyoshi Shokudō
One of Hiroshima’s few surviving shokudō diners.
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Croissant Marche – Macrobiotic Lunches and Health Food Shop near Peace Park
Previously called Maison De Croissant at a location outside of town (Kannon), this centrally located Croissant Marche is a fantastic
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Hiroshima Morning Club: Zwei G-sen Edition
One of Hiroshima’s oldest kissaten coffee houses, Zwei G-sen is full of character.
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Taking Udon to the Next Level: Taiko Udon Nakamachi
This ain’t your grandma’s udon-ya, folks.
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Kazura [葛]
Matt Jungblut shares one of his best meals in Hiroshima so far, at this Michelin-starred Japanese restaurant.
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Ganko Yatai
Nagarekawa’s all night “stubborn street stall” food court
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Tempura Tenko Honten
Tempura is the most underrated of Japanese foods.
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