Start planning your trip
{{ inputValue.start }} - {{ inputValue.end }}
With:
[Chiyoda Town, Gunma Prefecture] Cheap! delicious! Full of volume! 4 recommended popular restaurants in Chiyoda Town, Gunma Prefecture
This service includes sponsored advertisements.
Chiyoda-cho, Gunma Prefecture has many restaurants that are cheap, delicious, and serve plenty of food. Among them, we will introduce four recommended stores.
Latest update :
-
Table of Contents
- Eel/Kappo cuisine Nittaya
- Ishida Shokudo
- Otafuku Shokudo
- Soba Restaurant Imaizumi
- Business hours of each store
- If you want to stay in Chiyoda Town
Eel/Kappo cuisine Nittaya
photo: Atsushi Takahashi
Founded at the end of the Edo period. This is a long-established eel restaurant that takes pride in its sauce that has been passed down for about 160 years. It was also the setting for Tayama Hanabukuro's novel. Unaju 2,600 yen (tax included), Upper Unaju 3,100 yen (tax included), Special Unaju 4,500 yen (tax included) *Unajyu is a liver-sucking service. We also offer a la carte dishes such as catfish tempura and assorted sashimi, as well as rice bowl dishes.
Ishida Shokudo
photo: Atsushi Takahashi
You can't eat it unless it's right after it opens! The famous Tonegawa Tendon (1,150 yen (tax included)) is a limited-edition menu item that is sure to sell out. The approximately 30cm conger eel tempura and two shrimp represent the majesty of the Tone River. The egg tempura with a runny yolk is also delicious, and the rice goes on and on. In addition, there is a wide variety of lunch menus that include fried rice, omelet rice, curry, and noodles, all of which are full of volume.
Otafuku Shokudo
This is a long-established restaurant that was founded in 1972 and is famous locally for its hearty meals. The recommended ``Umakara Chicken Katsu Set Meal'' comes with an extra-large chicken cutlet, hot spring egg, and miso soup for 1,000 yen (tax included). In addition, the lunch set, where you can choose noodles, fried chicken, fried horse mackerel, ham cutlet, etc., is full of volume and starts at 950 yen (tax included).
Soba Restaurant Imaizumi
photo: Atsushi Takahashi
A soba shop opened by the owner's hobby. Only open on Saturdays and Sundays, the soba noodles made with buckwheat flour from Otoineppu, Hokkaido, are refreshing. You can feel the owner's commitment. Mori soba 700 yen (tax included), Sakura shrimp kakiage 550 yen (tax included).
Business hours of each store
Eel/Kappo Nittaya
Address: 70-1 Oaza Maiki, Chiyoda-machi, Oura-gun, Gunma Prefecture Business hours: 11:00-14:00/16:30-20:00 Closed: Mondays Phone number: 0276-86-2008 Official website: Nittaya
Ishida Shokudo
Address: 2081 Maiki, Chiyoda-cho, Oura-gun, Gunma Prefecture Business hours: 11:00-14:00/17:00-20:00 Closed: Tuesdays Phone number: 0276-86-5095
Otafuku Shokudo
Address: 1902-1 Maiki, Chiyoda-cho, Oura-gun, Gunma Prefecture Business hours: 11:00-14:00/17:00-20:30 Closed: Mondays Phone number: 0276-86-5047
Soba Restaurant Imaizumi
Address: 1308-3 Akaiwa, Chiyoda-cho, Gunma Prefecture Business hours: 11:30-14:30 Closed: Monday-Friday (open only on Saturdays and Sundays) Phone number: 0276-86-4326
If you want to stay in Chiyoda Town
If you are staying in Chiyoda Town, please consider staying at temple stay. If you are interested in temple stay, please also check out the following articles.
Written by
Gunma
Chiyoda Town is a flat land that stretches from east to west along the left bank of the middle reaches of the Tone River, and is a town rich in water and greenery, located within 60 kilometers from Tokyo. It is located at the neck of Gunma Prefecture in the shape of a dancing crane, with Meiwa Town to the east, Tatebayashi City and Oura Town to the north, Oizumi Town to the west, and Saitama Prefecture (Gyoda City and Kumagaya City) to the south across the Tone River. We are in touch. The presence of ancient tombs dotted around the hilly area in the west suggests that large-scale settlements were established in the area from ancient times and that the area had a thriving culture. From the Middle Ages to early modern times, it was a central area for the Sanuki and Akai clans, and during the Edo period it boasted a prosperous history as a base for water transport to Edo using the Tone River. On March 31, 1955, Eiraku Village, Tominaga Village, and Nagara Village merged to create Chiyoda Village, and on September 30, 1955, the former Nagara Village was separated and incorporated into Nakajima Village, but after that. The town developed steadily and became Chiyoda Town on April 1, 1980, when it became a town. It is a town that has developed through a high level of integration of agriculture and industry, with agriculture centered on rice and wheat cultivation using the abundant water provided by the Tone River, and two industrial parks.
The contents on this page may partially contain automatic translation.
Top Articles
Special Features
More
