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Eating in Enoshima
Eating in Enoshima
Many visitors come to Enoshima to eat seafood. One of the famous dishes is called shirasu-don(small raw fish on a bowl of rice). The turban shell, or sazae, is also popular. Reasonably priced (by Japan/Tokyo/beachfront standards) meals are readily available at the many beach houses in the summer, but these places are disassembled promptly at the beginning of September.
The area also has purple soft-serve ice cream (often sweet potato or sakura-flavored), and there are dozens of different soft-serve flavors you'll never see in the United States among the many different shops on the island.
On the island itself there are several restaurants with breathtaking views.
Cafe Benten, near the third shrine on the island (address is 2-chome street). Serves American style pizza, cooked to order. Very friendly atmosphere, good service, and an irritating habit of spamming Wikitravel. Tel: 0466-28-7579
Lon Cafe is an quaint, modern cafe located at the top of the island inside the tower's park. They serve delicious, melt in your mouth French toast. You can feel nice salt breeze and enjoy the wonderful view from the patio or the floor-to-ceiling windows. Tel: 0466-28-3636
Tobiccho is a one of the most popular seafood restaurants in the island. The meals are all fresh and good. You can see the pretty view of Harbor from the place. Tel: 0466-23-0041
Mos Burger ocean cafe Enoshima has good food. It's located near Enoshima aquarium. You can eat a bowl of rice with avocado salad, fresh juice, Loko Moko, hot dog and so on. 'Enoshima Loko Moko' is a recommended dish of avocado, chicken & rice. Tel:0466-22-3430
Ogiya is a Japanese style confectionery. This store is well-known for its confections made in the shape of the famous Enoden train in the area. Recommended are ohagi and monaka. Ohagi is a cake made of rice flour with lots of taste. Other items are made from soy bean flour, sweet bean paste, sesame etc. Monaka is a wafer cake filled with red or white bean jam that costs about 100 yen. Tel:0466-22-3430
Uou-shoten is fresh fish market. They sell fish, otopus, cuttle fish, shellfish, wakame(soft seaweed) among other things. The fishdealer can make excellent recommendations on what to buy. This store is often featured on local television and Japanese TV personalities can sometimes be seen here. Tel:0467-32-4215
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