Best Restaurants in August in Matsuura (Updated 2025)

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28. Tensuke

空空CJThis shop is very famous so it takes a while to line up, but it is definitely worth the wait. Most people usually order tamagoyaki lunch. The boss looks very friendly and will show customers how to fry things. The food is very delicious, but some people think it is a bit oily, but the overall performance is very good.

29. Pankobo Buranje

摆渡修行A famous bakery, specializing in "hard-style!" creative bread. The shop looks like a street shop selling fried meat patties, exuding a cheap atmosphere. I bought red bean buns, mint chocolate, and half a piece of brown rice bread. These three things together weigh two kilograms, and they are very impressive when hung on the elbow. The mint chocolate bread is half the size of a head. It is a thick layer of steamed bun texture, wrapped with two full pieces of chocolate brownie, two or three whole strawberries, and two or three whole white chocolate. The materials are built together with thick custard sauce, just like the wall built in the countryside, and it can't be broken apart. It has the hardness of European bread, and the taste is similar to Shandong steamed buns or rice cakes, a little rough, a little sticky, special, special, care, full. The cool feeling comes up with a bite, and the aftertaste is long. Five minutes after eating, you can take a breath of cool air. Red bean bread, the red bean filling is so solid, I scooped out a fist-sized piece of filling, and it felt just right. Brown rice bread, ... you can't imagine a slice of bread can be so heavy, just like holding the rice cakes made by my mother, and it makes a "bang" sound when it falls into the pan. Salty, sticky, and very fragrant.

30. Ryoshi Shokudo Kakanote

婉儿婉儿This shop sells some healthy soup sets, which are not expensive and good for the body. I can see that their ingredients are very fresh and feel like they are purchased on the same day. I like this shop very much.

31. Aburaya

翱翔的大鲨鱼At the end of the Edo period, Aburaya was an inn opened by Aburuma Yui, so it was called Aburaya. The current Aburaya was renovated from the warehouse at that time and became a restaurant that provides lunch and dinner. I like to eat their signature Tonkuri Mabushi teriyaki pork chestnut rice, and the Today's Aburaya bento is also good.

32. Haruka

恭城封德彝A beautiful dinner at Takeo Aoto Taisho Romantic House. In Takeo, we booked a one-night stay and two meals at Takeo Kyoto Taisho Romantic House. After checking in, we went to the hot spring first, and then went to the restaurant in our yukatas for dinner. The time had to be booked in advance. After entering, we saw that the appetizers and menus had been placed on the table we reserved. As always, the Japanese dishes were beautifully presented, which made people hungry. The waiter then brought the dishes one by one. Although it was only a small bowl, it was really hard to eat a whole set.

33. Isari

恭城封德彝Set meal at the fish shop In Sasebo, Gobangai Shopping Mall, there is a very popular restaurant called "fish shop", which specializes in fish meals. The store is facing the Sasebo Port, and the scenery is nice. We ordered the grilled fish and fried fish set meal, which tasted good. The fried fish looked like the fried horse mackerel in the Japanese manga drama.

34. Silk Road

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35. Cafe Koto

诗道芬-因-布赖施高周处The cafe of Takeo Kyoto Taisho Romantic House. In the lobby of Takeo Kyoto Taisho Romantic House, there is a nostalgic coffee seat, and the coffee table and chairs are antiques. In addition, they also provide many collections of coffee cups for drinking coffee. Each style is different, and you can choose the coffee cup you like to drink coffee. We saw a cabinet there, with three layers, full of various antique coffee utensils, which is very romantic in the Taisho period.

36. Seajack Mikazuki

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