Location: Hiroshima
Top Restaurants in Hiroshima
Top Things to do in Hiroshima
Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan Food Guide: 10 Japanese food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Hiroshima
Find out what Japanese restaurants to try in Hiroshima. A trip to Hiroshima is best kicked off with a visit to the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, which contains a museum, the remnants of buildings destroyed by the 1945 atomic bomb and monuments to the people killed by this nuclear attack. Understanding Hiroshima’s relatively recent devastation is key to fully appreciating its beauty and culture. Visit splendidly rebuilt historic sites like Hiroshima Castle and Shukkei-en Garden, and don’t miss the Itsukushima Shrine on the nearby island of Miyajima.
Things to do in Hiroshima
10. Okonomi-Mura Ikki
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By Mer21maid
We had heard a lot about okonomiyaki before we were finally going to try it in Hiroshima. We were watching the making of our 4 omelette-pancakes with fascination! As I told my daughter, even if I lived 10.000 years, I would never had thought of a dish like this. Mountains of pancake and cabbage and noodles and egg and spring onion and lots of other things fried down to a flat pancake-like thing Our children loved it! My husband and I were a bit more reserved, but admit that it was good!
9. Yagembori Hassho
Overall Ratings
4 based on 186 reviews
Reviewed By chrisH2557sbc
A couple friends and I ate Okinomiaki at Hassho recently. I love Okinomiaki especially Hiroshima style Okinomiaki. It was good no doubt, but unfortunately I've had better. We did order a kimchi dish that was very good.
8. Sushitei Kamiyacho
Overall Ratings
4 based on 146 reviews
Reviewed By JennaPrice
We sat down next to a fabulous Japanese couple who coached us through what we should order, including tiny sardine sashimi; and all the other goodies not on the English menu. The four chefs behind the counter create delicious sashimi, sushi and tempura non-stop and pry open the oysters for which Hiroshima is famous. Our new friends insisted on shouting us green tea at the end (and also gave us a list of other things to try on our return). Loved this so hard.
7. Lopez
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By Prof_Par
Lopez is a traditional Hiroshima-style eating place, where Okonomiyaki is cooked before you. The food is great, the prices low and the atmosphere is superb. The owner and his staff did everything to make us feel comfortable. The food was simply great and contributed to the whole experience.
6. Okonomiyaki Nagata-ya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1039 reviews
Shop Holiday: Every Tuesday, the 2nd and 4th Wednesday We also have the irregular holidays, please check our website for more information!
Reviewed By josha966
Our experience started off poorly with this restaurant. We lined up outside and was given a menu and asked to order before being seated. I found this an interesting concept to begin with.The Okonomiyaki was dry and bland. I wonder if this was due to the vegetarian options we chose and whether the meat dishes would have been better.The most disappointing part of our encounter was the missing element of incredible japanese hospitality in a restaurant that felt like it had soldout to tourists long ago.I have had much better food in japan and in australia. Would give this place a miss if I were you
5. Hassei
Overall Ratings
4 based on 606 reviews
Reviewed By sophiefyffe
Popped in based on some terrific reviews, and we weren't disappointed. The team made me a gluten free okonomiyaki and while there are still some dangers of cross contamination, they made a real effort to ensure my meal was a safe as possible. Would recommend sitting at the counter to watch everything being made. Portions are pretty big so make sure you are hungry!
4. Sushitei Hikarimachi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 188 reviews
Reviewed By MNL893
An easy to find, close to the train station, quality sushi restaurant.A good menu selection and, choices on drinks. the staff are ffriendly and skilled.Tasty Sushi / Sashimi and, well worth a trip
3. Okkundo Otemachi Honten
Overall Ratings
4 based on 148 reviews
Reviewed By ToniTijay
Great place to have lunch after visiting the memorial park. The food is cheap and very tasty. For lunch they only have variations of their mazemen (noodles with pork) but in the evening they have a bit more.Note: the regular portion is about enough for a person, if really hungry, order the bigger one.
2. Dashi to Soba Suisha Ekie Hiroshima
The shop is located at the Hiroshima station hall and access is very good. It is a traditional Japanese buckwheat shop in Hiroshima. There is a history of 63 years. We have many menus available. Soba, tempura, sashimi, sake,,, There are many sake made in
Reviewed By katherinejunef
This place is amazing . Located among a large amount of restaurants in Hiroshima station. I was on the hunt for soba and boy was I not disappointed . I got soba noodles with tempura and my husband got the soba noodles with curry , both which were amazing . The only thing I will say is that I wanted more . Thank you for cooking the best meal I have had yet in japan Thank you very much for coming. I am very happy to have Hiroshima come and be one of the good memories. Please come again.
Hiroshima Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Hiroshima
1. Wasosaku Dining Roku
Reviewed By yartron
åºå³¶ãã«ã³ã®è¿ãã®ä¸¦æ¨éãã«ããã«ã¸ã¥ã¢ã«å風ã®ãåºã§ããå¸ãå室ã¿ã¤ãã«ãªã£ã¦åããã¦ãã¾ãã®ã§ãæ°ã使ããã«å風æçã楽ããã¾ãããã£ãã¼ã®ä»ãã©ã³ãããã£ã¦ãã¾ããã
What to do and see in Hiroshima, Japan: The Best Places and Tips
