Best Restaurants in July in Akitakata (Updated 2025)

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1. Kitchen Yoshida

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2. Riva

No.9 of Local Restaurants in Hiroshima

£68Reservation AvailableJapanese

M25***40The decoration of the restaurant looks ordinary from the outside, but it feels very comfortable after entering, and there is a lot of private space, and the dining environment is very good! The taste of the dishes is very good and it is very impressive! Looking forward to visiting next time

3. Ishimatsusandaime

No.7 of Local Restaurants in Hiroshima

£27Reservation AvailableJapanese

M73***87All of these were delicious too. The fried seasonal vegetables were refreshing and perfect for a hot summer day.

4. Kakifune Kanawa

No.6 of Local Restaurants in Hiroshima

£82Reservation AvailableJapanese

西红柿子wyhThe atmosphere inside the restaurant is calm and you can see the Peace Park from the window. It would be great during the cherry blossom season. The oyster set includes steamed oysters, fried oysters and shaved rice. It's delicious.

5. Otis!

老王1954A great local western restaurant with a nice environment and exquisite dishes. The beef is their signature dish. The raw beef tastes very subtle and sour, but it doesn't feel raw. They say it's beef sent to Albert from Japan! The color is very tempting!

6. La fontana

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£19Western-style

7. Chinese Dining "Koh-Ran-En"

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£40Reservation Available

8. Seasonal Cuisine Nakashima

No.2 of Fine Dining in Hiroshima

M35***13The ingredients are fresh and delicious, the dining environment is also very comfortable, and it is a good dining experience

9. Reichan

No.10 of Local Restaurants in Hiroshima

M25***40We were hungry after traveling for more than four hours on the Shinkansen in Tokyo, so we decided to stop and have something to eat. We didn't know what to eat, but we wanted to taste something local, and after a few minutes, we found this small restaurant called Reichan. There were already other people eating, so we had to wait a few minutes to get a table. When we sat down, a young waitress came and we ordered some drinks, but we had to wait for the food to be cooked. The chef here was very fast and prepared our order in a timely manner. The taste was great. There was no background music like in Japanese restaurants, but we didn't miss it and I highly recommend this restaurant.