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Nishinomiya Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Nishinomiya
Nishinomiya is a city located in Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan, between the cities of Amagasaki and Ashiya. On April 1, 2005, the city of Nishinomiya celebrated its 80th anniversary.
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1. Amarena
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By birdwt - 東京
I went this place for coffee with my friend. We chose the cake and ordered drink in upstairs. I ordered the espresso, and had a one like I had in Italy! In the front yard of the shop, there is a cherry blossom tree. It would be nice to see the cherry blossom in a day light, or from the bar on the first floor with your favorite drink. Like you do in Italy, you can pay at the table. This place is only 3-4 minutes walk from JR Ashiya station. There are nice small shops around there.
2. Pateishieeijinitta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By とらきのこ - 西宮
西宮北口駅の北側にある有名なケーキ店です。夕方遅めに訪れたら、お店がイルミネーションできらきらしていてきれいでした。
ケーキはなかなか他店ではないそうな、カラフルなものが多いです。デコレーションケーキ（フルーツたっぷり）、ロールケーキなどもあります。選ぶのが楽しいです。味ももちろんおいしいです。
3. Misshierubahha
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By Rinjo0529
My wife bought it for me. It is quite popular in this area so you have to go there earlier otherwise you will miss it. She was just able to get the smallest package of cookies. It was very nice, had very noble sweetness!!
4. Tokyo Chikuyotei, Nishinomiya
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By Val S - Toronto, Canada
I understand that there are several locations of this restaurant in Tokyo. We visited the one that is on Gion, close to the Kabuki theater. They specialize on dishes with eel. We had a big box with eel on rice for about 3200 yen, and it was very good. Staff was very nice as well.
5. Bigonopan
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
6. Trattoria La Baracca
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By CanuckJames - Nishinomiya, Japan
Great food! This is a real Italian restaurant. Do not come here expecting pizzas - they don't serve any.
We had the antipasto which was nothing to write home about.
We also had their grilled steak which was very good but it can't be called anything special.
What we did have was their poached fish. Half a whole fish with skin on, simple braised with white wine, olive oil and lots of butter. It was fantastic! Afterwards, they take the leftover sauce and they make a pasta dish out of it. What you get is the tastiest bit of pasta for the evening.
We also had a couple of other pasta dishes but they just did not compare to that little bit of pasta we had after the main course.
They do have a tiny patio and the Italian cook comes out to say hello to everyone.
It is not fine dining destination, more of a country kitchen feel. Don't expect to just arrive and get seated, you need a reservation during peak hours.
No designated parking spots but plenty of pay parking nearby.
We are planning to come back.
7. Tsumagari Koyoen Honten
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By Rinjo0529
My wife gifted me cookie and cream puff. Both of them, super! It was sweat but very sophisticated sweetness. Once you eat it you must feel craftsmanship!
8. Backerei Biobrot
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By Alan H - Ashiya-shi, Japan
There is often a line at this small shop. The baker studied in Germany at several bakeries and has a certificate as a Meister, a master of his craft, and the quality of the bread is world-class. This is easily the best bread I have had ever and I have eaten a lot of bread in Japan, the US, England or NZ; when I shared it with my foreign friends in Kyoto, they were also equally impressed.
This is not light, fluffy nutritionless comercial American Bread, nor is it bland French-style bread that can be bought almost anywhere in Japan. This is substantial, full-flavored and weighty German-styled bread. I suggest thin slicing it if you are not used to bread of this density and rich, nutty flavor.
The price for a loaf is a bit less than 700 ranging up to about 900 yen for loaf that, when thin sliced, will last 2-3 times longer than a loaf of regular bread. A half loaf will last one person about 4 days.
9. Kobenishimura Coffeeten Ashiyaten
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Madoka S
This place is really close to hanshin ashiya station.
They are old style Japanese kissaten which means caffe.you can enjoy old Japanese style caffe in this place and caffe is pretty good.
There is meal set named Canadian set.
I don't know why they named Canadian set.....but pretty good!
10. Anrisharupanteie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By Madoka S
When I going back to US,I always buy gift from this store. This p,ace us pretty good for baked sweets. Cookies small cake is strongly recommended. My friends in US loves these products. The taste of these sweets are French style .
