Location: Kakegawa
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Top 10 restaurants in Kakegawa, Japan
Kakegawa is a city in western Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan.
As of March 2018, the city had an estimated population of 114,915 and a population density of 433 persons per km². The total area was 265.69 square kilometres.
Things to do in Kakegawa
1. Ajisuke
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By isladbreeze - Osaka, Japan
掛川駅駅近にありました。中華そばの大盛りを券売機で購入。醤油豚骨スープの美味しいラーメン屋さんで、麺はストレートの細めもちもちしていて、よくスープと絡んで美味しかったです。チャーシューは濃い目の味付けの小さめのものが数枚。小さめの焼き海苔、細く刻まれたメンマに、青ねぎの刻みに小さなナルトが入っていたかと思います。また食べたくなるおいしさでした。
2. Charcoal cuisine restaurant Sawayaka Kakegawa Main shop
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By すぽっく - Kobe, Japan
友人と一緒に入ったのですが、たくさんのメニューがあって楽しかった。 ステーキ、ハンバーグなどいろいろありましたが、結構おいしくて大満足でした。 I went there with my friends. They have a lot of menu and many kinds of meat.(eg. steak hanburg steak) It was very delicious. We were very satisfied with them.
3. Tomi's International Point
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By CorningPaul - Corning, New York
Tomi's is on the second floor of a small building in an alley about five minutes walking from the north exit of the train station. They serve Peruvian food, chicken and beef, with fried potatoes, salads and snacks. Special beers and drinks are available, but don't drink and drive in Japan. They have a special roasted chicken which you can order ahead since it takes 45 minutes to an hour to prepare. The dishes are a good value, and the menu is in Japanese and english.
4. Amaretto
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By CorningPaul - Corning, New York
Amaretto is like a trip to Italy, in central Japan. The house looks like a villa from Tuscany. The chef has been trained in Italy and spices the food authentically (meaning not over sweet). She is delightful to talk with, but her English is a little limited. The menu is in Japan and Italian (in katakana) so ask the server to read the menu to you. Then you can select your dishes. There is a nice wine list, but don't drink and drive in Japan! The place is about 20 minutes from the train station by walking but is easy to find because it's the only Italian looking villa around.
5. Imojirudokoro Honmaru
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By foodlovergirlny - New York City, New York
One of the healthiest Japanese ingredients that I love is Japanese mountain yam. We Japanese love sticky, slimy, slippery food like grated Japanese mountain yam and natto... But they are super healthy! Similar to avocado, in my opinion. When we were visiting Shizuoka, we visited a restaurant who specializes in their local Japanese mountain yam.
They had a dining room on both sides of the main entrance, and I heard they have a large dining room on second floor. All the interior here is old-fashion, with tatami floor and low dining tables.
They brought us complimentary hot green tea, and even though it was a hot Summer day when we visited, it still was very tasty. Nothing like a locally grown and produced, high quality green tea...
On their menu, they had their top three popular lunch items. Since there were three of us, we each order the different item of the top three, so we can all try them. They had regular size and "slightly smaller" size. We all got smaller size, but they were huge and super filling!
Our lunch was amazing, and we were extremely full. With the smaller size, I couldn't finish... My hubby was stuffed too. So, unless you are a big hungry bear, I recommend getting the smaller size. Their tororo was amazing, super fresh, high quality with special flavoring was like a symphony on my tongue. The staffs were not very friendly but we've heard about that before we went, so we were not too surprised. They kind of leave you alone other than when they take your order and bring you food. Getting glasses of water from them was a bit of challenge, and they acted like it was such a huge request... But, we went there for their tororo, not for the great service. For that, we were very happy. Read my full review of the restaurant and food on my food blog, foodlovergirl.
6. Unasuke
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By sasamigoreng - Tokyo
I had "una-ju," fresh eel (they cut after they take order) broiled with soy sauce topped on rice. Definitely one of the best I've ever had! The restaurant is clean as well.
7. Yoshinoya Kakegawa Pa Upline
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By hosakin - 福岡
掛川ＰＡにあるフードコートで２４時間営業。あの牛丼屋にそば処の屋号が付いているのがミソ。もりそばかけそばが充実しているとあんべいいな。ネクスコ中日本の常として施設内撮影禁止と入口表示あり。
8. Unagino Jimpachi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Tripad_KT - Hanoi, Vietnam
ＪＲかけがわ駅より歩いてスグ。
行列のできる鰻料理店。
「うな重」を注文。
約20分待ちました。
焼きたての鰻は、とっても美味。
外側はカリッと、内側は柔らか。
腹開きで直接焼きあげる関西風。
掛川に来たら訪れるべきお店だと
思います。
9. Atelier M.O.F
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Brad P - Kakegawa, Japan
The restaurant staff was very friendly and accommodating as she has a seafood allergy. Meals are offered in sets ranging from 32,000 yen to 105,000 yen per person. The meals are all made from scratch, and watching the chef cook was refreshing. The food was really good, and if you're a traveler, its only a few minute walk from the Kakegawa station. Definitely a Japanese flare if you're used to a traditional Italian meal. Delicious and different.
10. Sumiyaki Restaurant Sawayaka Kakegawa Inter
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By foodlovergirlny - New York City, New York
When we were visiting Shizuoka, we discovered there is more to Shizuoka than their green tea and eel. They also have their own special cantaloupe, persimmons, and guess what else? Hamburg steaks! In Japan, people eat not only hamburgers, but also Hamburg steaks, without lettuce, tomato and buns. I heard that there is one restaurant in particular that offers excellent Hamburg steak all around Shizuoka.
They have 30 locations only in Shizuoka! Even though there are so many locations, each of them gets pretty packed with locals. When we visited one, they had about 45 minutes of wait time. We expected the wait to be long, so it was no issue. We killed time in a nearby store selling loads of cute stuffs, and went back after about 30 minutes.
Their most popular item is their Genkotsu Hamburg Steak, or "fist" Hamburg steak. Or, you can get the same thing but just a bit smaller, called Onigiri ("rice ball) Hamburg Steak. The name only reflect its size, as big as a strong man's fist, or smaller size similar to rice ball. We went with the Onigiri Hamburg Steak. They do have option to add side of rice, bread, salad, or soup with a drink, but we didn't get any extra.
The Hamburg steak comes sizzling on iron plate, and a staff cut them in half and push the cut-side down on the plate. Thus, the cooking of the Hamburg steak completes right in front of your eyes. At the end, the staff poured the sauce of your choice on top of the Hamburg steaks, making them cook for a little while longer with the sauce. It was really juicy, with still a little pink left in the middle, it was not over-cooked in any way. The onion sauce was cuddling the steak so nicely, and yes, it was delicious!
Their "onigiri" size looked really small, but yet, it was super satisfying. Don't let the look fool you. After one bite, I understood the reason why they were so popular, and the demand for more branches everywhere within Shizuoka. Read my full review of this restaurant and food on my food blog, foodlovergirl.
