Location: Kashihara
Top Restaurants in Kashihara
Top Things to do in Kashihara
- 1. Kashihara Jingu
- 2. Imaichono Machinami
- 3. Imanishike Residence
- 4. The Museum, Archaeological Institute of Kashihara, Nara Prefecture
- 5. Imai Skyline Exchange Center Hanairaka
- 6. Yamato Sanzan
- 7. Kashihara City Imaicho Historical Town Area
- 8. Former Kometani Residence
- 9. Mausoleum of Emperor Jinmu
- 10. Kumedera
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Most Popular Japanese food in Kashihara, Nara Prefecture, Japan
Discover Restaurants offering the best Japanese food in Kashihara, Nara Prefecture, Japan. Kashihara is a city located in Nara Prefecture, Japan.
As of April 1, 2015, the city has an estimated population of 124,829, with 52,034 households. Population density is around 3,176.79 persons per km², and the total area is 39.52 km².
Things to do in Kashihara
10. GYOZAOH! Dotonbori Store
Overall Ratings
4 based on 401 reviews
The king of Speciality Gyoza “GyozaOH!” This long-established gyoza restaurant has a history of over 50 years. Once you try it, you can’t help eating.
Reviewed By Liztravelsandeats
wow, wow, wow!Very friendly and kind service and amazing Gyoza but not only that the fried chicken! WOW!Please come here to enjoy an amazing meal for a fair price!
9. Kyochabana Minami Senba
The moment when I could write the sauce that used plenty of tomato in front! I do not collect! It is! Only famous tomato okonomiyaki is eaten by Kyobaba ♪ To dinner in osaka! To the sights of tourism! Enjoy the best momentum surrounded by staffs who are p
Reviewed By katjedi
Tucked in a street corner with indoor cobblestones surrounding the booth, this little restaurant brings a homey feel to the food they create. I had a classic okonomiyaki and a grapefriut sour, and they were deliscious! They say they've been around for 42 years, and this little shop deserves the recognition. Hightly reccomend whe you're in the area. They're okonomiyaki was such a comfort food in this rainy June weather.
8. Kimukatsu Osaka Shochikuza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 912 reviews
Kimukatsu own recipe The best part of the pork cutlet is, what texture of clothing that was also the crispy saying and juicy taste of pork. Only the delicious part of the carefully selected domestic pork loin (also referred to as the "millefeuille of meat
Reviewed By sharoncX9537DI
We came because of the good reviews on TripAdvisor. I really don't understand how exactly they got such a high score. We ordered two different lunch sets. The food was not good, the main taste was of frying oil. kinda gives you a Mcnuggets vibe (but not as tasty). Came out really disappointed and with a bad reflux.
7. Kyochabana Hankyu Umeda Main Store
Overall Ratings
4 based on 176 reviews
Reviewed By albertwinnadi
Very good food except for the small portion so I give 4 stars out of 5 for the review, price is acceptable for the food.
6. Nikuhoshi
Overall Ratings
5 based on 86 reviews
Our Shop " NIKUHOSHI " is MATSUSAKA BEEF PREMIUM SHOP in Kuromon Market Osaka.
Reviewed By TravelTrendyChick
$140 for a steak to be BBQed on the street. Just fly to nyc at that point. This is the only place with English on the store front. Steak was ok... looking. Also, Google reviews are more honest than TripAdvisor’s.
5. Okonomiyaki Chitose
Overall Ratings
5 based on 527 reviews
RE-OPEN NOW 1 NOVEMBER START 12：00～15：30 17：00～20：00 EXCEPT WEDNESDAY We have English and Chinese menu.
Reviewed By ck1cindy
We arrived here just before opening time at 5 pm and within 10 minutes every seat was full with a queue of people waiting outside. We ordered two okonomiyaki - one with beef and shrimps and the other with oysters. They were divine! We‘ll be back in two weeks time on our trip through Japan.
4. Utogaria
Overall Ratings
5 based on 95 reviews
Good evening and welcome to Utogaria. Izakaya has been essential Japanese casual restaurant to experience Sake and various dishes for generations. We would offer this Izakaya concept in both authentic and modern style to connect today's generations. We wi
Reviewed By J-Micheli
Hate to be the one who breaks from the group on this place, but we went based on Trip Advisor reviews and what I read in those reviews didn’t equal our experience. To be completely honest, this place seems very trendy, I’m not a fan of trendy. Seemed very popular w the under 30 crowd, and except for one group all local couples. I highly suggest you make a reservation. We arrived at 6:30 and were told to come back at 8:00. We walked the neighborhood, which is a bit outside the tourist area so not a lot of places to grab a drink. When we arrived back at 8, we did have two seats at their counter waiting for us. The place is small and was full this evening. In the first level, sits about 10 at the counter another 5 or so at another make-shift eating area next to counter. Never made it to the upstairs. Ordered two glasses of wine, two of their specials-one sashimi tuna, one raw oysters. Forty minutes later we still were waiting for the sashimi-I mean their raw, how long does it take? The oysters were fine as was the wine. While waiting, we ordered two more small plates but just got tired of waiting and decided to leave. We did get an English menu but no one really talked to us, no one really assisted us and everyone around us kept getting food while we waited-it was a very strange experience, not indicative of our time in Japan. The prior reviews mentioned such a “warm welcome” and “such helpfulness” but we didn’t experience anything resembling those reviews? Maybe on a slower night, they have more time available to assist the English-only tourists. To be fair, they did get us two seats but we felt like an inconvenience. With so many great reviews, maybe we just had a rare bad experience. However, it was bad enough for us not to try again. Went w three stars because anything lower I reserve for rude behavior or horrible food. We received neither.
3. Yakiniku a Five Toku Fukushima
Overall Ratings
5 based on 217 reviews
This store is an 'All -you- can- eat restaurant'. We don't have a la carte menu. We also have lunch menus during lunch time.
Reviewed By MsLigs
We were excited to dine again in the same concept of dining what we liked most in Tokyo, but it didn’t live up to our expectation. The only thing similar is that you are barbecuing the meat yourself, but other than that it’s so different. There is no set menu, you have to order one by one the meat, side dish, rice, etc and you get less portion and it cost more compared to the one we visited in Tokyo. The ambiance is also dull and not so welcoming.
2. Yakumido
Overall Ratings
5 based on 158 reviews
Come and try town's best curry!!! I would love to see and talk to you!! This is a curry shop, but also if you have anything to ask, I am from here!! And I speak English! Please do NOT hegitate to contact me!! Look forward to seeing you here!!! Thank you (
Reviewed By Janis K
The area is littered with friendly homeless people - Japanese culture means that they are not the nasty types you might get in the west. The restaurant is intimate & our chef / owner is a pleasure to have a chat with. He grew up in the area & while university educated he has a strong association with the locals. Good food - probably not in Michelin class but very tasty. Enjoy the chat, have a beer or any of the spirits available & get a real understanding of the area. It's good to get an understanding of life away from fancy hotels & restaurants.Thank you very much!!!I will keep on doing what I always wanted to do!!Look forward to seeing you again!!!
1. Hokuto Gems Namba
Reviewed By shawnq
A nice cosy atmosphere to bring your partner on a date. The sukiyaki beef and pork set is reasonably priced with quality meats. They even gave us an English instruction manual on how to prepare the sukiyaki which I thought was quite thoughtful. Overall a great experience. 100% will return again when I’m in Osaka.
