I went for the first time in a while. I used a private room, and the grilled chicken, pork belly, tsukune, shiitake mushrooms, and grilled yam were all excellent. It was disappointing that they didn't have Premium Malts or Black Premium Malts beer. I would like to use it again; my companion also said it was delicious.
A hidden wine bar enjoying local production for local consumption
Located within walking distance from Tamana Station, Wine Tavern Ohno offers dishes that utilize local ingredients, celebrating the concept of 'local production for local consumption,' paired exquisitely with wines selected by a sommelier. The calm interior and the owner's modest yet warm hospitality welcome visitors. The combinations of small plates and diverse wines are all appealing, making it enjoyable for both wine beginners and enthusiasts. This wine bar is a hidden gem, perfect for those looking to spend a special moment in a quietly flowing atmosphere.
Reiton is renowned for offering the most delicious Chinese food in Tamana. With attentive service and consistently great flavors, it captivates visitors. Dishes like shrimp and subuta showcase a perfect balance of texture and taste, making it a must-visit for Chinese cuisine enthusiasts.
Le Shell Bleu is a French restaurant run by a young owner-chef who trained at a renowned establishment in Tokyo. With attentive service, you can enjoy everything from daily lunch specials to desserts. In a stylish and tranquil setting, you can savor carefully selected wines and freshly baked homemade bread, creating a delightful experience.
A retro café famous for its hamburgers and Neapolitan pasta
Pantomime is a retro café that evokes a sense of nostalgia. Its signature Jumbo Special features a tender and juicy hamburger paired with chewy thick noodles in Neapolitan sauce, both of which are exquisite. The slightly dim interior creates a calm atmosphere, allowing you to enjoy a leisurely time at a bright window-side seat.
'ji-ji', located near Tamana Station, is a Japanese-style izakaya where families and friends can enjoy a casual dining experience. The restaurant offers a variety of thoughtfully prepared dishes, including horse sashimi, skewers, and Japanese-style yam teppanyaki, providing a heartwarming menu. It's a beloved spot for locals in Kumamoto, perfect for a relaxing time.
The menu is extensive, and it is exciting to have options like ramen, dipping noodles, and champon. The miso champon has a firm texture in the noodles, and the soup is rich and creamy with plenty of vegetables, which is satisfying. You can add garlic to your liking, enhancing the aroma for enjoyment. The hearty back fat option is piled high with ingredients, and it includes soft-boiled eggs and chashu, making it very filling. The side dishes like hormone stew, gyoza, fried chicken, and fried rice are also delicious, and the fried rice has just the right soy sauce aroma. It is convenient to have a little parking in front of the restaurant, and there is also a large parking lot nearby.
Thanks to making an early reservation, we were able to secure a private room and had a relaxing time in terms of space. It was almost full on a Friday, and the voices of other customers echoed throughout. Ordering was done using a smartphone, which is becoming more mainstream. Both the selection of items and the service were impeccable and satisfying. I would definitely like to use it again if given the opportunity.
The pasta and pizza were delicious. I was supposed to eat a matcha parfait, but it was sold out, and there were also large groups of customers, so I left.
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