Zuccotto Yorimichi
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An independent Hiroshima dining guide
Find a table in the city, pause for lunch on Miyajima or make a detour for curry in Kure. Pick a place, see how to book and take the Japanese address with you.
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Nobori-cho, Hiroshima City
Set-menu dinner · French
Settle in for a ten-course dinner in a small dining room. The dishes are served on ceramics by Sō Terui.
Book ahead. For one guest or groups of seven or more, contact the restaurant. The booking form also lists the dress code.
Book in English on TableCheckFunairi-saiwai-cho, Hiroshima City
Lunch and dinner · Italian
Make time for a pasta lunch in Funairi. The lunch menu includes a set with a herb salad.
For a same-day booking, call the restaurant. The Hot Pepper Gourmet reservation screen is in Japanese.
Check tables on Hot Pepper Gourmet
Miyajima Island, Hatsukaichi
Lunch and dinner · French bistro
Pause for lunch between walks around Miyajima. The bistro serves dishes made with Hiroshima ingredients alongside seafood, pasta and desserts.
Reservations open one month ahead. Select the Miyajima location, then enter your party size, date and time on the restaurant’s form.
Open the restaurant’s booking formŌno, Hatsukaichi · Near Maezora Station
Lunch and dinner · European
Plan a longer meal on the mainland near Miyajima. The kitchen takes its time with the meat and fish and makes its sauces from stock.
The Rakuten Gurunavi booking page is in Japanese. It opens the restaurant’s course and reservation list.
See courses on Rakuten Gurunavi
Saijō, Higashihiroshima
Lunch and dinner · Italian
Stop for fresh pasta or a panino along Saijō’s sake brewery street. There are Italian desserts if you want to stay for coffee.
Reserve dinner courses at least three days ahead. The restaurant has an English version of its website, and the booking screen is in Japanese.
Check tables on Hot Pepper Gourmet
Hondōri, Kure
Lunch · Spice curry
Go for a plate of curry ringed with colourful sides. Try each side on its own, then mix it into the rice for a different bite.
The restaurant serves walk-in guests. Check its latest opening days before you go.
Before you go
For an English-language menu, dietary needs or help over the phone, check with the restaurant before visiting.