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Aomori Omanzoku the fish - eater
“Eat Oma’s Seasonal Produce” Such as Tuna and Sea Urchin
A restaurant located in Omasaki, the northernmost tip of Honshu. Speaking of Oma, tuna fishing has a history of over 100 years. The owner of this shop, known only to those in the know among tuna fishermen, is the No. 38 Miyoshi Maru fisherman who, in 2001 and 2013, set the highest bid price ever for a father and son. The owner, who is also a fisherman, works as a team to keep the restaurant lively, with his wife doing the Dish. Our specialty is tuna, which is handled in - house from landing to processing. In addition to tuna dishes such as the "3 - color tuna bowl" and "3 - color tuna sashimi set meal" with large fatty tuna, medium fatty tuna, and red meat, you can also enjoy set meals and a la carte dishes of atka mackerel.
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Aomori Daidoukou, Yakiniku
A Renowned Yakiniku Restaurant Serving Premium Kuroge Wagyu Beef in Aomori City
"Daidoukou, Yakiniku" located along Japan's longest national highway, Route 4, is a renowned yakiniku restaurant frequented by many celebrities. The restaurant specializes in Kuroge Wagyu beef, and offers a variety of Aomori brand beef, including "Aomori Kuraishi Beef" and the rare "Imabetsu Beef," also known as the legendary Kuroge Wagyu beef. The restaurant also uses "Takko garlic" from Takko Town, known as one of Japan's leading garlic-producing areas. From soup and pickles to fresh vegetables, the menu is filled with the authentic flavors of Aomori. This long-loved restaurant, cherished by locals and visitors alike across generations, offers an exceptional yakiniku experience featuring premium Kuroge Wagyu beef.
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Aomori Restaurant Tochino Chaya
A Celebrated Local Restaurant by the Shores of Lake Towada
"Restaurant Tochino Chaya" sits gracefully on the shores of Lake Towada in Towada City, Aomori Prefecture. The menu features freshly caught char and rainbow trout from Lake Towada, along with regional Tohoku specialties, including Nanbu soba and Inaniwa udon. Guests can savor the rich local food culture in a warm, wood-accented space that captures the nostalgic charm of travel in Japan. A glass-walled dining area offers panoramic views of Lake Towada, whose scenery transforms beautifully with each season. With approximately 100 table seats and 30 tatami-style seats, the restaurant welcomes a wide range of guests—from families and friends to tour groups—providing a comfortable dining experience for every occasion.
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