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Recommended restaurants in Oarai for August (updated in 2025)
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1. Cafe Caramel Mama
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2. Sansui
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deany
Came to Oarai-machi, Ibaraki. When I saw the photos on the official website of the hot spring hotel, I was not interested in dinner, so I chose a stay with breakfast only. After checking in, I asked if there were any restaurants nearby for dinner. The closest one was this Sansui, and the others were quite far away. Because I had to go to other places to watch the fireworks festival that night, dinner had to be prepared in advance, so I could only go to this one. The location is very good, and the Torii in the water that you never get tired of looking at is outside the window. The ingredients are mainly local specialties, seafood rice, monkfish hot pot, etc. There are many set meals with soup and side dishes. The sashimi is very fresh, and the abalone is a bit old.
3. Shinshusoba Sanshiro
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AED64
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4. Matsuei Sushi
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AED202
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5. Gyuton
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AED90
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6. Golf Garden Restaurant THE GRILL
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AED103
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7. PPANYA
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AED129
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8. Cave
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AED90
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9. SU CASA
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AED129
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deanyCame to Oarai-machi, Ibaraki. When I saw the photos on the official website of the hot spring hotel, I was not interested in dinner, so I chose a stay with breakfast only. After checking in, I asked if there were any restaurants nearby for dinner. The closest one was this Sansui, and the others were quite far away. Because I had to go to other places to watch the fireworks festival that night, dinner had to be prepared in advance, so I could only go to this one.
The location is very good, and the Torii in the water that you never get tired of looking at is outside the window. The ingredients are mainly local specialties, seafood rice, monkfish hot pot, etc. There are many set meals with soup and side dishes. The sashimi is very fresh, and the abalone is a bit old.
