Ibaraki, Japan
Ibaraki Food & Restaurant Guide: Know exactly where to eat in Ibaraki.
Great food cities are easy to eat badly in. Know what to order and where to go before you're hungry — from everyday local spots to special-occasion tables.
- 14 local dishes to order: Anko Nabe · Mito Natto · Hitachi Wagyu Beef
- 19 places to eat, picked before you're hungry
- Markets and food experiences: Kaneju Honten · Iias Tsukuba mall food hall · Oarai Salmon Center
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Cover Must-Try Local Dishes
A sample of what the guide names, taken word for word from the guide.
Dishes covered
- Anko Nabe (monkfish hotpot)
- Kasama kuri (chestnut) sweets
- Mito Natto
- Hitachi Wagyu Beef
- Anmitsu at traditional kissaten in Mito
- Kaisendon (seafood rice bowl)
- Okukuji Soba
- Grilled Sazae (turban snail)
- +6 more
Places to eat covered
- Tsuruya Udon
- Tsurumatsu Izakaya
- Yoshida Kaisendon
- Soba Ichimura
- Spice Lab Tsukuba
- Imo-kenpi (sweet potato chips)
- Natto onigiri (natto rice ball)
- Cafe Komeda's Coffee Mito Ekimae
- +11 more
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| Family Travel Guide | Travelling with kids | 21 family attractions · 8 family restaurants | $29 |
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Also in the guide
The Food Culture of Ibaraki
Dining Customs & Etiquette
Must-Try Local Dishes
Where Locals Actually Eat
Fine Dining: Special Occasions · Casual Dining: Everyday Good Food · Street Food & Quick Eats · Breakfast & Brunch Spots
Food Markets & Culinary Experiences
Best Food Markets · Cooking Classes
Dietary Considerations
Where to Eat, by Neighbourhood
Wine & Local Drinks
Local Drinks
Useful Phrases & After Hours
Useful Food Phrases
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