Noh

Frommer's Review

This looks like an unlikely place for a meal. Housed in the Nara Prefecture Public Hall, which looks like some kind of modern temple building at the east end of Nara Park, this restaurant would be rather ordinary if it weren't for one thing: a glass wall overlooking an expanse of lawn and a manicured garden. It offers both Western and Japanese food from an English-language menu, including main courses like fried prawns with tartar sauce and veal cutlet rosemary, lighter fare like spaghetti and curry rice, and obento box lunches. Both Japanese and Western set lunches are also available.

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