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Eating in Hita
Eating in Hita
Ajito, near Hita station, opposite Daiei supermarket, +81-973-24-2880. One of the many Japanese pubs (居酒屋 izakaya) in Hita. Both Western and Japanese influenced food. Not traditional. English menus available.
Ohara-ya, Tashima-2-chome (田島２丁目) (50m east of the city hall). This very small street-corner cafe type restaurant serving sandwiches, fried chicken and pasta. The owner Luchi and his wife Eriko speak some English and are an excellent resource for further information about Hita. International menu. Not traditional. English menus available.
Ichijiku, Honjo-machi （本庄町1-2） Traditional Japanese cabbage pancakes - okonomiyaki. It is called okonomiyaki. Owned by a lovely old woman and her husband. English menus available.
Takashima, Sanbonmatsu, in the NT Building, across from the Meiji Pachinko Palour. This is one of Hita's best pubs "izakaya". Lunch is a bargin at about 700 yen for a set meal (rice, soup, various vegetable dishes and a main) Recommended dishes are Chicken Nanban and Tonkatsu, although all are very good. Great value for money. No English menu.
Punon Pen Ramen, (name taken from the Cambodian city 'Phnom Penh') (プノンペンラメン), Chuuo-icho-me, (about 30 metres west of Hita train station.), Tue-Sun Open for lunch time & dinner until 21:30. Usually closed during 15:00-16:00. Ramen restaurant. In addition to ramen, serves a wide range of dishes including Okinawan specialities such as Okinawan ramen & Goya. Main dish is Punon Pen Ramen which is a non-conventional ramen with a tomato & celery base.
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