Location: Shinjo
Top Restaurants in Shinjo
Top Things to do in Shinjo
Shinjo Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Shinjo
Tsuyoshi Shinjo is a former Japanese professional baseball outfielder. Shinjo is the second Japanese-born position player to play a Major League Baseball game and was the first Japanese-born player to appear in the World Series.
Things to do in Shinjo
1. Iccha Anbun-ten
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By maricobabylon - 神奈川
新庄駅近くの一茶庵分店へ。
おそば屋さんだけど、もつラーメンが有名。
一茶（いっちゃ）ラーメン￥700。
鶏もつ、お餅、かまぼこ、めんま、ネギが入って
ボリューム満天！おいしい。
2. Icchaan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By hosakin - 福岡
新庄市ご当地ラーメン「とりもつラーメン」。愛を「とりもつラーメン」として全国に売り込みを図りたいとか。その種の話題には無粋ながら当店を訪問。市内に何店か一茶庵というお店がありますが此処は駐車場完備で車でのアクセスも利用しやすいです。夕方４時頃来店。名物となっているもつラーメン６００円を大盛１００円増しで注文。麺は色白平ストレートで何となくうどんみたい。クリアな鶏ガラスープとマッチした鶏もつは癖もなく食べやすいです。モツ好きには堪らないでしょう。昔ながらの食堂といった雰囲気で、取り立てて飾り気のない地元密着型繁盛店の典型か。
3. Kyuukou Dining Hall
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By 待兼山 - Osaka Prefecture, Japan
JR新庄駅から大通りをまっすぐ徒歩5分ほど、大通りの左側にあります。外観も内装もレトロな昭和の食堂です。新庄名物のとりもつラーメンのほか、こちらのお店のオリジナル、天国ラーメン、地獄ラーメンがあります。丼ものなどもあります。新庄駅からすぐ近くなので、列車の乗り換え待ちなどの時間にも使えます。
4. Shoji Soba
Overall Ratings
4 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By あだのふ - Saitama Prefecture, Japan
My visiting is 3time.
Because my livings is Saitama near Tokyo,
this places is my wife home.
It take about3.5-4hr by bullet-train（Yamagata shinkansen）from Tokyo station
This soba shop is located surrounding rice fields .It is truly traditional Japanese landscape Firstly this building was cowshed.The interior is traditional one too.
The taste of soba is unique.But I feel it is genuine and it is valuable to try.
The price is 1000Jpy /person.
If you go there, you need hire car or taxi.
It take 10m by taxi nearest Shinjyo station.
5. Issa-an Main Branch
6. Handmade Soba Sabun
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By 伊藤美喜雄 - 山形県鶴岡市
最上公園近くの古民家利用のそば屋。古民家にふさわしく、お店には価値のある骨董品が飾られてる。鴨せいろ1,180円（自家製鴨つくね入り）はのど越し良く、コシが強くて細麺で、まさに私好み。駐車場無料。水曜定休。
7. Trattoria Nonno
Overall Ratings
4 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Andrew1234 - Aomori, Japan
Rating: 4-1/4 stars
Trattoria Nonno is a charming restaurant in Shinjo, a town located about midway between Tsuruoka and Ginzan Onsen. The dining room is light and airy, with patio doors opening onto a garden of veggies and herbs.
The staff was kind and provided good service. The kitchen produces excellent Italian fare and presents it quite attractively. We enjoyed a lunch set consisting of choices of appetizer (e.g. tai carpaccio), yummy al dente pasta with fresh spring veggies, and a beverage for ¥1700.
Trattoria Nonno delivers terrific value. It’s worth going out of your way for! Open for dinner also.
8. Shinshunya Men
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 8 reviews
9. Suehiro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 8 reviews
10. Napolitei
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By MunichEricJ - Munich
The menu looked good, so I gave this modest Italian place in the Nishi- Ekimae area a try. Picking one of their recommendations, I was happy that I had. I tried the Tagliatelle with baby clams, baby shrimp and a nice tomato- cream sauce. It came with a mixed salad and miso soup. The pasta was served piping hot, and just a wee bit on the cooked side of al dente, but not too much. The clams and shrimp were lovely and nicely complemented by the tomato cream sauce. At 1860 yen, including two large draft beers, you could not find such a meal for the price in most places in Munich and nowhere that I know of in the US.
The service was excellent – fast, very friendly, could not do enough for me. The other guests must have all been locals because they all had their chats with the server when paying their bills. A place full of locals is a good sign.
I went out for dinner at 18:30 thinking it was a bit on the early side. When I walked in the restaurant, many tables were full, and by the time I was half- finished, I was the only one left. Rural locales do seem to eat much earlier.
