Banya/Yasuda
Anago no kabayaki jyu (1,500 yen)
The sauce and the sweetness of the conger eel are exquisite. The rice with the sauce is also excellent. In Tokyo, it would cost 2,500 yen.
A restaurant where you can enjoy breathtaking ocean views and fresh seafood
Located on the coast of the Boso Peninsula, just an hour from Tokyo, Ryoishi Ryori Kanaya offers fresh seafood dishes made with ingredients directly delivered from Funakata Fishing Port, ensuring exceptional freshness. You can enjoy delicious meals while taking in stunning ocean views, and the adjacent hot spring facility provides a relaxing experience.
LA MER BLEUE is a restaurant attached to a hotel, boasting a luxurious location with a panoramic view of the sea. It features a smart ordering system using QR codes, creating a modern atmosphere. The menu, made with fresh seafood, is not only beautiful but also sophisticated.
NON is a stylish hidden café located in Futtsu City, Chiba Prefecture. The interior design is exceptionally tasteful, and the calm atmosphere inside is inviting. The dishes and carefully crafted sweets, made with local ingredients, offer a delicate flavor with a moderate sweetness.
It's easy to get to from the station. The menu is centered around seasonal ingredients, and it's fun to encounter different flavors at different times. When I asked for the chef's recommendation, I was excited as various suggestions kept coming out. There were many seafood items from Tokyo Bay, and I was particularly impressed by the sea urchin, nodoguro (blackthroat seaperch), kuromutsu (black mackerel), horse mackerel, and striped jack. The lightly grilled dishes and tempura were also fragrant and all very delicious. I enjoyed them with sake and was satisfied all the way to the final soup and ice cream.
A hidden gem for delicious seaside cuisine with a view of Mount Fuji
Marutoshi Seafood Restaurant is a hidden spot for those seeking fresh and delicious seaside dishes. The fried golden horse mackerel, known for its crispy batter and thick, tender flesh, comes highly recommended. You can enjoy a variety of fresh seafood dishes in a cozy atmosphere.
A hidden pizzeria where you can savor local ingredients
Pizzagonzo is an enticing establishment that specializes in Neapolitan-style pizzas baked in a wood-fired oven using fresh ingredients sourced from Tokyo Bay and local Bōsō stone. The monthly rotating pizzas highlight seasonal ingredients, allowing you to enjoy new flavors with each visit. The pet-friendly interior exudes a warm atmosphere, making it a comfortable place to relax, complemented by the friendly service from the staff. This is a must-visit spot for those seeking new discoveries in the area.
A restaurant at the ferry terminal where you can enjoy fresh horse mackerel dishes
Haruna Tei is located within the Kanaya Ferry Terminal and offers a wide variety of seafood dishes. It is particularly renowned for its fresh horse mackerel dishes, with popular items including fried horse mackerel and horse mackerel sushi. The restaurant provides satisfaction to its visitors with a menu that highlights local delicious ingredients. Enjoy hearty meals in a calm atmosphere.
All the fish dishes are delicious and satisfying. The fried horse mackerel has a crispy and light batter, while the inside is fluffy. The tempura of namero has the aroma of perilla and ginger, which pairs well with salt. The fried cutlassfish has a refreshing flavor, and the light frying is pleasant. The squid menchi has a fun texture of chunky squid that makes you want to keep eating. The service is quick, and the salad and pickled plum are delightful. They even accommodate charging requests, making for a comfortable experience.
Kozu Coffee is a hidden café located on a quiet back street, offering visitors a relaxing atmosphere. The master, with 30 years of coffee experience, brews high-quality coffee known for its aromatic and refreshing flavor. Additionally, the café features a variety of handmade desserts that pair perfectly with coffee, especially the rich pudding and crispy scones, which are exceptional.