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A long-established noodle shop founded in 1877. The menu of a popular store that is inevitable is 970 yen with plenty of vegetables. Refreshing Japanese-style dashi using iriko caught in the Uwa Sea is one item that matches fresh seafood. For noodle lovers, we recommend 1300 yen compared to three types of noodles: ramen, zaru soba and curry udon.
A restaurant specializing in French cuisine. Lunch is 3200 yen, dinner is 6000 yen, and you can enjoy authentic French. You can stop without a reservation.
A restaurant where you can easily enjoy the original menu using Uwa Sea seafood and local dishes such as snapper noodles. The 3,000 yen of the bream menzen, which includes local dishes such as Uwajima snapper meshi, jakokoten, and fuka's hot water and tempura. Rice bowls made with seafood are also popular, such as the Tachi-maki crepe bowl of 1600 yen, which is made by wrapping a tato-fish fish in bamboo and baked in a kabayaki style. Karasumi, who was selected as a recommended product by the city of Uwajima, was also well received. Reservations are recommended because they are crowded.
The Narikawa Valley, a one-hour drive from the Narikawa Valley, is a healing spot where you can enjoy forest bathing. The Narikawa Valley Rest Center is an overnight stay, as well as a day-trip hot spring.
A café renovated from a sake brewery dating from the Edo period. Lunch with seasonal vegetables (with drinks) 1000 yen is required to be reserved. Handmade desserts are also popular.
Homemade ice cream and soft, cheese and homemade sweets are also popular.
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