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Kagawa Prefecture, Japan Food Guide: 10 Japanese food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Kotohira-cho
Find out what Japanese restaurants to try in Kotohira-cho including Honetsukitori Tanakaya, Nakanoya Kotohira, Konpira Udon, Kojo Heisetsu, Minato, Toraya Soba, Kappo Dining Maruchu, Flower Watching Seibo Nukiri, Udon-Ya Inoue, Tako Sushi, Nishikiya Honten
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10. Nishikiya Honten
Overall Ratings
3 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By OhenrosanKK
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9. Tako Sushi
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8. Udon-Ya Inoue
Reviewed By AFHamm
This is the best udon I have ever had, granted I am not Japanese; however, I have frequented many of the best Japanese restaurants in Japan and elsewhere. The texture of the udon was thick and uneven, unlike processed udon in most restaurants. The best udon we tried was with a raw egg (tamago) and spring onion (negi) mixed with fresh hot udon, with a bit of soy sauce and some flakes on top. The consistency when mixed becomes thick and flavorful, akin to a good carbonara in Rome. There is no English menu and the owner does not speak English. Since we didn't know where to start, we picked the most expensive and highest calorie item on the menu (she lists the calories under each dish!), and she said the word tamago which we knew meant egg. We also tried the plain udon with soy sauce (ç) and the udon with soup, but neither was as good as the udon with raw egg. There are no udon options with meat, as far as we could tell. All udons are around 400 yen, or 4 dollars. Our concierge at the ryokan Kotahira Kadan told us about this place. He said it's better than the places near the shrine, and I think he's right. Note this place is just across the river - about a 5 to 10 min walk from the shrine entrance street. There are only 2 tables and 3 seats at the bar.
7. Flower Watching Seibo Nukiri
Reviewed By tottoko
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6. Kappo Dining Maruchu
5. Toraya Soba
Overall Ratings
3 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By 26waynew
This restaurant is over 400 years old and offers a friendly and relaxed atmosphere to enjoy a wonderful udon noodle lunch. The staff were very friendly and were happy to explain the background and history of this wonderful old building. Our meal was delicious and very reasonably priced.
4. Minato
Reviewed By 901dh
The claim to fame of Kompira is the temple and that means it gets very touristy. For this reason, often restaurants disappoint, but not so Minato. An imaginative menu, with everything well and freshly prepared, with great service. Good sake choices as well. Go for something char grilled and you'll be very pleased. Can't rate this place highly enough.
3. Konpira Udon, Kojo Heisetsu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By katsushogo
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2. Nakanoya Kotohira
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By 301taichou
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1. Honetsukitori Tanakaya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By 60726Nicky_11
One of the only restaurants open at night in Kotohira, there is frequently a waiting line at the door. The grilled chicken, about Yen 800 or $7 for a large piece is tasty and large enough for one, if accompanied by a side or two. i recommend the sliced tomato salad (about $2) which goes well with the grilled chicken. I ordered one or two other sides that were to Japanese but not to my Western taste. Without Japanese it might get sticky here since they are pleasant but a so busy that they don't need a distracting, confused foreigner.
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