The 20 Best Restaurants near Senndagi station

The interior is very vibrant, and you can feel like you are on a trip to a foreign country. The food is delicious, and even if you are not good with spicy food, it is easy to eat. I enjoyed the cheese naan, but considering its size, it has quite a volume, so if you are not a big eater, sharing it between two people is enough. It was closer to bread than regular naan. After the meal, you can move to another seat and enjoy the complimentary tea. It was very easy to drink, and even though I was full, I had a second serving. There was enough for two people to drink two cups each.

The salmon and sea bream tempura were large and tasty, with different textures in the center and on the outside.

Including the staff, the atmosphere was very nice, and both the beer and snacks were very delicious. I definitely want to go again. Thank you 😋

I went to "Horumon Kappo," a restaurant that has slightly ruffled the feathers of those around it. Open for lunch only on weekends and holidays. I went to "Horumon Kappo," a restaurant that has been causing a bit of a stir in the surrounding area. Lunch is served only on weekends and holidays. I ordered "Ichifuji's Special Motsu Kamameshi" (1,380 yen), which I had decided beforehand. The cooking starts after the order is placed, so there is a bit of a wait, but it doesn't bother me at all because the friendly owner talks to me. First, a small bowl of shigureni and salad arrives. As soon as I took a bite of the shigureni, I found myself drinking sake! (I mean, why didn't I drink it?) Of course, with white rice, I could easily finish a bowl of sake. The next dish of nuka-zuke (pickles) arrived, and the soaking conditions were perfect. It makes me even more eagerly awaiting the main course. The main course is served. When I stirred the rice with a rice scoop, motsu and other ingredients were rumbling from the inside. To be honest, I thought the price was a bit aggressive for a main course of kamahan, but I was very impressed with the amount of ingredients in the dish. The amount was about two regular bowls of rice, and the miso soup was delicious, making for a full lunch. We finished with apricot pudding for dessert. Next time, I would like to come at night.

Meat and Sake/Sendagi Seasonal course (8,500 yen) Kimchi Yamagata beef shin-Yaki style Bean Sprouts Namul Namul green vegetables Namul of royal fern Tempura of beef tongue Sukiyaki with Garland Chrysanthemum and Raw Egg Aburi Yukke Thick sliced tongue Daisen chicken thigh Ichibo Turtle roe yellowtail radish Yanaka Karubi Karubi grilled with Japanese pepper Harami Rampu Barra Shimacho Beef bowl Ichigucho Cold Noodle All-you-can-drink sake and other alcoholic beverages. The sake is aromatic and goes well with the yakiniku. The beef tongue tempura, sukiyaki with crown daisy sauce and raw egg, and seared yukke are already too delicious. The meat goes without saying. Yakiniku is the best!

The cozy interior features a standing bar counter and tables, making it easy to choose how to use the space. The atmosphere is calm, and the pasta and Italian-style snacks are rich in flavor. The seafood soup is served piping hot in a pot, with the scent of the sea and basil wafting through, bringing happiness. The fettuccine is elastic and chewy, allowing you to taste the sweetness of the wheat with each bite. The dessert tiramisu is particularly impressive, delicious enough to bring a smile to your face. The variety of wines listed on the blackboard wall is extensive, allowing for a leisurely enjoyment alongside the meal.