The 20 Best Restaurants near Koshigoe station

Soup pasta is the best!

I made a reservation for lunch on Sunday, and it was very lively. There are terrace seats and indoor seats, and even though the staff were busy with serving and cleaning up, they were attentive and made the ordering process smooth. The seafood bowl and the fresh shirasu bowl were both very fresh, and I was very satisfied with the taste. The access is good, and I would like to visit again if I have the opportunity.

Everything was fresh and delicious.

Lunch at Enoshima! A short walk from Enoshima Station on the Enoden Line! It is a stylish restaurant along the river. ☀︎ Cheeseburger I had a cheeseburger! Simple is the best! It was a simple burger with only tomato, onion, lettuce, cheese, and patty, seasoned with ketchup! The meat had a strong flavor and was very tasty! The fries were also massive ( ◜ᴗ◝ ) There is also terrace seating, which I think is a great location for cooler days and evenings!

This is a cozy little shop located near the Enoden station. The interior is casual, with light music playing, creating a relaxing atmosphere. The white omelet rice is made with meringue, making it visually enjoyable and very delicious. When you mix in the egg yolk and tomato sauce, the flavor changes, providing even more satisfaction. The hand-formed hamburger has a rich meat flavor and can be enjoyed deliciously with Kamakura vegetables. The staff is kind, and you can spend a leisurely time with craft beer and wine.

I came here for lunch. I enjoyed very much from the appetizers. I also enjoy the soba noodles every time. The customer service was courteous and very reassuring. However, I asked for ume salt lemonade which was listed in the soft drink section, but I was served a lemon sour with ume salt. I pointed to the soft drink section and asked for it... I thought it tasted like plum salt or vinegar, and when I drank almost all of it, I got drunk and realized it was alcohol... I was talking about alcohol with my friend, so maybe she was paying attention to me. I was talking about alcohol with my friends, so maybe they were paying attention to me, but I would have liked to have been asked whether I wanted alcohol or soft drinks when I ordered.

The atmosphere is casual, and there is a wide variety of sake. The menu clearly describes the flavors of each option, making it easy to choose one that suits you. The staff kindly explains the process of using the service, so you can enjoy it with peace of mind even if it's your first time. The set of three limited snacks for the first drink is also highly satisfying and pairs well with the sake. The pouring is generous, allowing you to fully enjoy each glass. You can also sample, so you can slowly savor brands from all over Japan.