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Where to eat Pizza food in Ishigaki: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Pizza restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pizza food in Ishigaki. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pizza restaurants near you.. The water around Ishigaki is pure blue, with white sandy beaches to soothe your senses. But don't just stand on the beach and stare. Travelers recommend a ride in a glass-bottomed boat to gaze at the coral reefs and tropical fish from above.
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1. Natural Garden Cafe PUFFPUFF
Overall Ratings
4 based on 97 reviews
It is a cafe and a barbecue where you can see the sea close to the center of Ishigakijima. We offer the best lunch and barbecue dinner on the open terrace where comfortable wind blows through. For lunch, you can eat and café with Okinawa taco rice and ham
Reviewed By BestLambert
This could be a wonderful place to chill for a whole afternoon!The restaurant overlooks the beautiful sea. And it also has a lovely terrace where the customers may fully appreciate the view while dining.Foods and drinks are affordable. A scoop of ice cream costs 450 yen. That for a drink ranges from 400 to 700 yen.One more wonderful thing is: the waiters speak English!!
2. Pizzeria Il Trecorde
Overall Ratings
5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By 445axelp
wonderful pizza, the four cheese has huge pieces of fresh ricotta on it and they have nduja (a typical salami type spread from calabria). pizzas are not huge but prices are decent. fried seafood was decent too. daje :)
Where to eat Seafood food in Ishigaki: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. Amurita No Niwa Soshite Ongaku
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Food,art and music are the theme for the contemporary restaurant You can enjoy original dishes using island foodstuffs, and the art, the literaly writings and music from all over the world. It can be relaxed to the person with children or woman travelling
Reviewed By deborahk3
Having spent our first night walking around trying to find this restaurant, we were determined to find it on the second attempt and I am so glad we did. Its a quirky restaurant owned and run by a friendly married couple. Fortunately they have an English menu so we settled down and waited for our food. As the previous evening we had only eaten snacks from the local supermarket, I was looking forward to enjoying some fresh food and vegetables. This bar/restaurant combines the couples love for music, art and food in a contemporary setting and we loved the friendly warm atmosphere. Fortunately the food was delicious and I particularly enjoyed the fresh home made carrot sauce, now sold in bottles as well as the freshly made strawberry yoghurt drink. I'm unlikely ever to return to Ishigaki, but if I did, this we be the first restaurant I would head to. Highly recommended.
