Best Special Menu In Imabari-shi

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Their dishes of the island's foodstuffs are all delicious. Under the fluffy omelet, beautiful colored mikan pilaf! That's only here in Ehime, a mikan (Japanese orange) producing center. I was surprised that the orange-rice and demiglace sauce are suited to each other very much! Such as desserts made from the island's lemon, they prepare the line-up you enjoy Oshima-island.

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The genuine salt ramen you can eat at the roadside rest area at Hakata Island, the birth place of Hakata salt. Its soup made up by the specialty salt and sea bream is superb! I recommend 'Tai-shio Ramen'.

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Oshima, belongs to Shimanami Kaido Route, has sweet and rich taste sea urchin egg grown in Miyakubo. Kita Zushi offers prime 'Uni Don (Sea Urchin Egg On Rice)' with sea urchin egg laid on rice without stinginess. It's delicious enough as it is, but more delicious with mixed yolk!◎Uni Meshi 2200yen. For the enough amount of sea urchin egg, it doesn't cost much. And this restaurant commands nice sea view, although with a little graves.

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Different from what I expected! Mix the sea bream sashimi and ground with yolk, then take them into a big mouthful with rice. You may say how many bowls of rice won't be enough.

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The genuine salt ramen you can eat at the roadside rest area at Hakata Island, the birth place of Hakata salt. Its soup made up by the specialty salt and sea bream is superb! I recommend 'Tai-shio Ramen'.

2 Reviews

Oshima, belongs to Shimanami Kaido Route, has sweet and rich taste sea urchin egg grown in Miyakubo. Kita Zushi offers prime 'Uni Don (Sea Urchin Egg On Rice)' with sea urchin egg laid on rice without stinginess. It's delicious enough as it is, but more delicious with mixed yolk!◎Uni Meshi 2200yen. For the enough amount of sea urchin egg, it doesn't cost much. And this restaurant commands nice sea view, although with a little graves.

2 Reviews

Their dishes of the island's foodstuffs are all delicious. Under the fluffy omelet, beautiful colored mikan pilaf! That's only here in Ehime, a mikan (Japanese orange) producing center. I was surprised that the orange-rice and demiglace sauce are suited to each other very much! Such as desserts made from the island's lemon, they prepare the line-up you enjoy Oshima-island.

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Kurushima Strait in Seto Inland Sea, was the territory of Murakami Suigun that was admired as the strongest pirates in Japan's history. Horaku-yaki, which was said to be eaten at the party after their victory, contains a rich seafood grilled with salt, such as big sea bream, sazae (turban shells) and prawns. It's a dynamic local food excellent too much with alcohol drinks. I can get also the victory fortune!?

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Oshima, belongs to Shimanami Kaido Route, has sweet and rich taste sea urchin egg grown in Miyakubo. Kita Zushi offers prime 'Uni Don (Sea Urchin Egg On Rice)' with sea urchin egg laid on rice without stinginess. It's delicious enough as it is, but more delicious with mixed yolk!◎Uni Meshi 2200yen. For the enough amount of sea urchin egg, it doesn't cost much. And this restaurant commands nice sea view, although with a little graves.

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I've found an ideal café for traveling in Hakata Island. Many variety of cakes make women happy. And, if the terrace seats facing to Seto Inland Sea are vacant, you're lucky! The sea and sweets make your SNS perfect!◎Access: 5min by car from Hakata IC of Shimanami Kaido Speedway. Two tables in the terrace. You can see the seascape beautifully from even inside. Parking lot is available.

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Hakata Island is a birthplace of 'Hakata Salt'. This 'Hakata Salt Ramen' is planed by the owner born and grown in saltpan. Althogh the soup is clear and mild, it tastes salt for certain, and excellent with topping and thin noodle.◎Hakata Salt Ramen 580yen

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The genuine salt ramen you can eat at the roadside rest area at Hakata Island, the birth place of Hakata salt. Its soup made up by the specialty salt and sea bream is superb! I recommend 'Tai-shio Ramen'.