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Best International restaurants nearby. Discover the best International food in Abashiri. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for International restaurants near you. including Kangoku Shokudo, Restaurant White House, Kitakuno Oka Abashiri Kozuruga Resort Okhotsk Buffet Cota, Auberge Kita No Dandan Restaurant Sho, Shokujinomise Hamacho, Restaurant Aurora, Music House Utaya Abashiri Shiomi, Drivein Okhotsk Salmon
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8. Drivein Okhotsk Salmon
7. Music House Utaya Abashiri Shiomi
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6. Restaurant Aurora
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3. Kitakuno Oka Abashiri Kozuruga Resort Okhotsk Buffet Cota
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By markelshout
This was an amazing place to have meal. The selection was huge and every dish seemed to have been presented to the highest of standards. The pizza service was a novel idea. The Shabu Shabu was also very good and the entertainer, a harpist, played a nice selection of popular music which was unusual for a harpist. We thoroughly enjoyed our dining experience.
2. Restaurant White House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By DaleT694
Hitting Abashiri in winter, walking largely deserted streets in the middle of the day it was looking unlikely that we were going to find someplace to eat. Still we found this restaurant and the plastic food had some reasonable selections in the window. However, the menu inside had about a third of the displayed meals unavailable. So we took a punt and picked two meals. The prices were average , if maybe a little high for some meals (1100-2500Â¥). The food was good (drinks not included), they were a bit big for my partner and myself, but big eaters should be ok. Then people finishing their meals started to light up cigarettes. For such a small restaurant this was too much and the extraction fans didn't remove it. However, on the positive the lady shuffling between tables was attentive and cheery, even entertaining in a motherly way. If Japanese isn't your first choice then about a 800m away on the main road (not far from the Dormy Inn) you'll find a KFC. Still give this restaurant a go if you want to try a largely meat oriented menu that fills.
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1. Kangoku Shokudo
Overall Ratings
3 based on 80 reviews
Museum of cafeteria style attached to Abashiri prison. The popular menu is "Prison meal" which reproduces the meal provided to the inmate at the actual Abashiri prison In the busy season of summer, "Prison Food" is offered even within the building's impor
Reviewed By Chuzaa
Right outside of Abashiri Kangoku (Prison) Museum is this Kangoku Shokudou (Prison Restaurant), open to everyone. Since this is technically outside the museum complex, you don't have to purchase an admission ticket to eat at this restaurant for lunch.Yes, the restaurant is open only for lunch. Make sure to go in and order your meal before 2:30 p.m., otherwise you will not be served. I'd suggest to visit the museum complex before 10:00 a.m. and have lunch at this restaurant later. They say the restaurant could be quite crowded in the summer after noon.The restaurant has a regular range of lunch meals common to any Japanese restaurant, PLUS two current Abashiri Prison (real and active one in Abashiri) lunch menu offered as Lunch A and Lunch B. The former comes with a Pacific saury (sanma) and the latter comes with one side of an Okhotsk atka mackerel (hokke). The bowl full of rice is 70% rice and 30% pressed barley. Both are served with miso-soup, but in a real prison lunch it's only a cup of tea. They are reasonably tasty so you should try it to feel to be an inmate at Abashiri Prison.
