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Recommended restaurants in Oarai for September (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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£13
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4. Matsuei Sushi
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£42
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5. Gyuton
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£19
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6. SU CASA
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£27
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7. Riemon
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£10
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8. Kitchen Moanaina
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🏝️: [National Seaside Park] Transportation🚃📍: ① Take the JR Jobanbukuro Express Train "Hitachi" from Ueno Station and arrive at Katsuta Station in Ibaraki Prefecture for 70 minutes. Then take a bus from Katsuta Station and arrive at the National Seaside Park in about 20 minutes. 🈺️: 09:30-16:30 (closed on Mondays) Tickets🎫: 410 yen for adults, 210 yen for seniors, 80 yen for elementary and middle school students The blogger recommends getting close to nature and feeling the comfort brought by flowers, plants and the sea. ——————————————————————— 🟣Brief introduction: The National Seaside Park was rated as "a place you want to visit before you die" by Japan. It is surrounded by a sea of flowers all year round, so it is also rated as one of the 50 must-see attractions in the world🌟. Among them, the blue philadelphus in May and the red broom seedlings in October are the most beautiful. 🔹TIPS Flowering month information: ❶ 1-3 [plum blossoms, daffodils, ice tulips] ❷ 4-5 [white butterfly flowers, rapeseed flowers, tulips] ❸ 5-6 [roses, colorful bird of paradise, philodendron] ❹ 7-10 [broom grass, sunflowers, yellow-backed grass, zinnias, big daisy, yellow da cosmos] 🔹TIPS Best check-in season: ❶ 4-5 [white butterfly flowers, rapeseed flowers, tulips] White butterfly flowers, Miharu-no-Oka, about 520,000 plants ❷ 7-10 [broom grass, sunflowers, yellow-backed grass, zinnias, big daisy, yellow da cosmos] Broom grass ③②⓪⓪⓪ plants (in four different colors) [🟢Green from July to September/🔴🟢Green and red mixed in early October/🔴Red in mid-October/🟤Brown in late October] ——————————————————————— PS: Don’t forget to sit in the cafe in the park before leaving, it’s really relaxing. The stupidest thing I did was not renting a bicycle and riding in, and walking with a limp. 😂 #scenery on the road #outdoor base camp #spring play with flowers
9. Golf Garden Restaurant THE GRILL
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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.
