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Eating in Seto
Eating in Seto
Kinchan Is a great little izakaya (Japanese style bar) on the opposite side of Shin-Seto station from Valor. Once you go down the stairs of the station take a right go about 50 meters and this corner bar will be on your left. The best time to get there is around 4:30 or 5 as it gets crowded quickly. Try the yakitori and the chicken hearts.
Sapporo Ramen (札幌ラーメン) This is a small and cozy ramen shop next to the Apita store in Owari-Seto. Miso ramen is the only type you can get, but it makes a hearty meal especially in the winter. Expect to pay about 750 yen per bowl.
Party Seto Directly next to Owari-Seto station this somewhat recent addition to Seto (built in 2004) boasts numerous restaurants. If you're not sure where to go or are just tired from touring you should try this place.
Daifukuya (大福屋) Tel. 84-3894 Closed on Wednesdays. Located at the far end of the Ginza shopping street (not the station side). This small shop serves up nice yakisoba (焼きそば) for a good price (about 500 yen).
Apita This is a large grocery store located across from Owari-Seto station. Aside from being able to get groceries and easy and quick meals, you can also choose from a number of restaurants located within the shopping complex.
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