This ryokan offers an incredible view of Mount Fuji and Lake Ashi, making it a perfect spot for a relaxing getaway. The spacious rooms and traditional decor add to the charm of the experience.

The lemon anpan was so good I had to get one to go! Coffee&#39;s a bit pricey, but it&#39;s a nice spot to catch up with friends.

Nice vibe, pretty lively. Food was decent, not too pricey. My ramen came out looking really good, almost too nice to eat. Portion was okay, could&#39;ve been a bit bigger maybe.

Grilled the eel fresh, so had to wait a bit. But that charcoal smell when it arrived... really good. Sauce was just right, not too sweet.

This restaurant offers a stylish interior and a great variety of dishes. The sashimi set meal was particularly impressive with its freshness and generous portions.

I tried their set course for the first time. The sakura shrimp tempura came out hot from the fryer - so crispy and light, it was the best part. 🍤 The snapper was nice too.

Decided to try this place on a whim. The draft beer was spot on, just the right temperature. Ended up ordering quite a bit of food and drinks, and the bill didn&#39;t hurt. Solid for what you get.

Had a lovely dinner here with friends. The sashimi was so fresh and looked gorgeous on the plate. They have an English menu which was super helpful for our group. Felt like a proper, traditional spot.

The fries were still warm and crispy even after I got home. That&#39;s a good 20-minute drive. Most places, they&#39;d be soggy by then.

This place is a great choice for a buffet, with a nice selection of food and a beautiful view that enhances the overall experience.

The lemon pasta is unique and refreshing. Good option if you want something different.

Breakfast was fine. The matcha was pretty good, my girlfriend liked it a lot. Bagels were decent too. A solid spot for a morning coffee.

If you&#39;re looking for an exceptional teppanyaki experience, this restaurant is a must-visit! The quality of the ingredients was top-notch, and the unique sauces created by Chef Tasaka elevated the meal to another level.

Decent spot on the second floor. The view&#39;s okay, you can see a bit of the ocean past the school. Felt like a resort, especially sitting by the window.

Tried this place for the first time because of the Michelin mention. The seafood was so fresh, especially the scallops. You can really taste the season in them. A bit on the pricier side, but that quality is there.

I was impressed by the variety of dishes offered, especially the mushroom potage and the local trout. Each course was beautifully presented and delicious, making it a memorable dining experience.

This place is a hidden gem in Hakone! The freshly baked pizza was delicious, and the outdoor area is perfect for families.

Menu&#39;s in Japanese, staff English is limited. Used my phone to translate, they were patient. Had a nice lunch, the food was good. Worth the bit of extra effort.

The gazpacho was a burst of summer. The sea bass was beautifully presented. A glass of crisp white wine would have been a perfect match.

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Shirako

sumi

GORA BREWERY PUBLIC HOUSE

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Unayoshi

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