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| Cuisine | Eel, Noodles | ||
| Hours | Daily 9:30am-4:30pm (9:30am-5:30pm Mar-Aug) | ||
| Address | 68 Honmachi | ||
| Location | Inside Koko-en, Around Town | ||
| Phone | 0792/89-4131 | ||
| Prices | Main dishes ¥840-¥1,050 ($7-$8.75/£3.50-£4.40); set meals ¥1,575-¥2,100 ($13-$18/£6.50-£9) | ||
| Credit Cards | Not accepted | ||
Frommer's Review
This charmless restaurant would not have much to recommend it except for one overwhelming feature: It overlooks a waterfall and koi pond in lovely Koko-en Garden. It's certainly the most picturesque place in town to try Himeji's specialty, conger eel. If that's too exotic, however, it also serves a few noodle dishes, spaghetti, curry rice, and fried rice. Or you can stop just for dessert or a refreshing drink of beer, soda, or coffee; but avoid the busy lunchtime crowd.
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