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Cuisine | Kaiseki, Shabu-Shabu | |
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Hours | Daily 11am-2pm and 5-10pm | |
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Address | 20-1 Ekimotomachi | |
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Location | Around Town | |
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Transportation | Station: Okayama (west exit, 2 min.). Walk west on the street to the north of NHK; it's just past the New Station Hotel, on the right | |
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Reservations | Reservations required by noon for evening meals | |
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Phone | 086/253-5410 | |
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Prices | Kaiseki ¥3,700-¥10,000 ($31-$83/£15-£42); all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu ¥3,400 ($28/£14); set lunches ¥1,700-¥4,000 ($14-$33/£7-£17) | |
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Credit Cards | Not accepted | |
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Frommer's Review
The family who has long run the inexpensive Matsunoki ryokan also owns this very refined Japanese restaurant, located in an older house in a beautiful traditional setting. Dining here is a luxurious experience, as you sit in a private tatami room (some with leg wells under the table) and enjoy well-prepared dishes brought by an efficient and courteous staff. Although kaiseki is one of the most expensive meals you can have in Japan, it's quite reasonable here, and the all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu has a 2-hour time limit (indicate whether you want kaiseki or shabu-shabu when making your reservation). Even more economical are the obento lunch boxes for ¥1,700 ($14/£7) and more elaborate mini-kaiseki lunches.
Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.
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Frommer's Japan, 9th Edition
Author: Beth Reiber 
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