Came here after a day in Nikko. The ramen bowl was huge! Honestly, I was surprised by the portion size for the price. It&#39;s definitely a spot to eat and go, not hang out. Filled me right up.

Good to see a place with real vegetarian choices. The yuba was nice, simple and fresh. Staff took their time to go over the menu with me, which I appreciated. 👍

The picture menu in English was a lifesaver. I could just point and order without any stress. Staff were really sweet about it too.

Love the vibe here. It&#39;s a small family-run place, feels very warm and lived-in. The staff are genuinely nice, just like you&#39;re visiting someone&#39;s home. A really comfortable spot to unwind.

A solid spot for a quick bite on the road. The vending machine outside is handy for grabbing a cold drink. I had a beer with my meal, and it hit the spot after a long drive. The restroom access is a definite plus when you&#39;re passing through.

Manyotei is a fantastic spot for authentic Mizusawa udon. The Manyo Gozen meal I ordered was delightful, with a perfect balance of flavors and textures.

The tomato and garlic spaghetti is the only thing I come for. The sauce is thick and clings to the pasta, with a real kick from the garlic. It&#39;s consistently good.

Chintatsu Soba for a quick lunch. The sesame oil in the broth is really fragrant. Thin noodles are easy to eat, and they give you plenty of green onions. Got my order fast, which is what I needed.

The miso potatoes here are really good. The outside is super crispy, and the sauce is this sweet and savory miso glaze that sticks to them perfectly. Just the right balance. That&#39;s the main thing I remember.

Tucked away from the main path, so it took us a minute to find it. But that quiet, woodsy spot? It was actually perfect for catching up with my friends. We could actually hear each other talk!

Tried the Waraji Katsudon here. It&#39;s a huge portion, one cutlet was more than enough for me. Came with miso soup and pickles. A pretty good, filling meal.

Busy lunch spot by the station. Love the high ceilings and old wood inside. Parking lot is big, never had an issue finding a spot. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

The carbonara portion was generous for the price. Pasta was al dente, sauce rich. Felt like a good deal for a casual weeknight dinner.

The pork don was solid, and the local sourcing shows. Their house sake selection paired nicely with the rich flavors. Good spot for the view.

Came for the vintage vibe, stayed for the desserts. The owner recommended a local sweet wine that paired beautifully with their signature cake. A lovely, quiet spot for an afternoon treat.

Stopped by for lunch. The mushroom and vegetable tempura was really good, crispy and light. Bell&#39;s pilaf smelled great too. Nice spot near the Imperial Villa.

The yuba udon was a nice surprise. The broth had a deep, savory flavor, and the udon noodles were cooked just right&mdash;still firm. The yuba was delicate and soaked up the soup nicely. A really comforting bowl.

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RESTAURANTE BRASIL

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