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Tohoku
A restaurant and direct sales facility directly managed by a fisheries industry, located about a 10 - minute walk from BRT Ofunato Station on the JR Ofunato Line. From seafood caught in the waters near Ofunato, where the Oyashio and Kuroshio Currents collide, a rich fishing ground, to farmed products such as scallops and oysters, you can only find fresh seafood lined up in stores directly managed by fisheries producers. The seafood on display at the store can be cut into sashimi, or cooked and eaten on the spot (separate Dish fee required). At the cafeteria, you can enjoy Sanriku seafood such as fries and sashimi, as well as the standard scallop and oyster set meal, which you can eat while grilling on the grill attached to the table.
Japan, which is surrounded by the ocean, is a treasure trove of fresh seafood such as tuna, sea bream, and horse mackerel. One of the great pleasures of traveling is traveling to various parts of the country and enjoying seafood bowls at market cafeterias and seafood dishes at local restaurants. We'll introduce you to spots where you can eat delicious gourmet seafood.
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割烹 綾 Ryo
A creative Japanese cuisine restaurant where you can enjoy reasonably priced course meals using seafood from Shonai Beach and Yamagata beef. Enjoy your meal slowly while sipping on a variety of local sake. The recommended "Yonezawa beef sirloin steak" is marbled and delicious. It can be used for a wide variety of purposes, from banquets to small drinking parties.
めでたいや
A ramen restaurant located in Aizuwakamatsu that is popular for its freshly made sticky noodles and dried sardine - based soup. A popular menu is the set of ramen and Aizu's famous sauce katsudon, and the soft, juicy cutlet is delicious and will bring a smile to your face. The menu also includes the locally popular "Bero Ramen" (specially made wide noodles) and the local gourmet dish "Aizu Curry Yakisoba". The spacious interior has a Japanese - style warmth and is divided into two floors: the first floor and the second floor. There are tables and tatami rooms, making it easy to use by yourself or in a large group. It's crowded no matter the day of the week, so it's best to go during lunch.
魚喰いの大間んぞく
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.
海の幸ふるまいセンター
A restaurant and direct sales facility directly managed by a fisheries industry, located about a 10 - minute walk from BRT Ofunato Station on the JR Ofunato Line. From seafood caught in the waters near Ofunato, where the Oyashio and Kuroshio Currents collide, a rich fishing ground, to farmed products such as scallops and oysters, you can only find fresh seafood lined up in stores directly managed by fisheries producers. The seafood on display at the store can be cut into sashimi, or cooked and eaten on the spot (separate Dish fee required). At the cafeteria, you can enjoy Sanriku seafood such as fries and sashimi, as well as the standard scallop and oyster set meal, which you can eat while grilling on the grill attached to the table.
肴ダイニング心
A creative dining restaurant that opened in Aomori City in 2004 and has continued to be loved by locals ever since its opening. We are particular about seasonal cuisine and Aomori ingredients, and serve heart - warming, authentic cuisine, incorporating carefully selected ingredients such as seasonal seafood purchased from the market and Kuroge Wagyu beef. The word "kokoro" in the restaurant's name comes from the idea of "valuing heartfelt customer service," and the restaurant offers delicious food and warm hospitality. The store is crowded with locals, tourists, and businessmen, and is used for a variety of purposes. Various events are held every month, and it's great that you can experience something new every time you visit.
海鮮レストラン なぎさ
Cottu, a tourism and product exchange facility located in Whale Town Oshika, a tourist facility on the Oshika Peninsula, opened in October 2019 in Ayukawahama, Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture. "Seafood Restaurant Nagisa" inside is a restaurant operated by "Shimashu no Yado Sakai", an inn located on the peninsula. Ayukawa is famous for its whale dishes and seafood dishes. The minke whale sashimi set meal, which can only be served fresh, and the set meal using seafood caught off the coast of Mt. Kinka in Sanriku, one of the world's best fishing grounds, are recommended. You can use the lobby inside Cottu as well as inside the store. You can enjoy your meal while looking out at the sea from the terrace seats.
地酒と旬味 東家
About a 3 - minute walk from Sendai Station, this restaurant has a reputation for being able to enjoy a variety of Miyagi's seasonal flavors at reasonable prices. We have fresh Sanriku fish shipped directly from the source, and over 50 types of local sake from all over the country that change seasonally. It's a popular restaurant that is often full, so it's best to make a reservation in advance if you plan to visit. Lunch is full of great value menus, with a focus on seafood bowls. Among them, the "Omikuji - don" filled with plenty of seafood purchased that day is very popular. Inspired by the desire to return the favor from Tohoku, 100 yen from the lunch fee will be donated to the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake (duration to be determined).
