Kikufuji Main Shop

After coming out of Hirosaki Park to enjoy the cherry blossoms, I made a guide. It was just around 10pm, close to dinner time. The reviews kept saying that you need to follow the navigation to find this restaurant. At first I thought everyone was lazy, but it really is. Without the navigation, you can't find it in the small road that turns around the small road. Fortunately, I downloaded the Japanese map and followed the navigation. It was about 20 minutes. It happened to be just opened and I went in and ordered a set meal for only 1,200 yen. The price-performance ratio is super high. The ingredients are fresh and taste good, and the price is moderate.

The taste is very authentic and the price is not high. I will come again next time.

This restaurant is very fresh and clean, and the taste is very good.

At the foot of Mount Fuji, green mountains are shaded by yellow flowers, and the blue sea and sky are as blue as a whisper.

A must-try Tsugaru cuisine when traveling in Hirosaki! 🔥This is the most popular local traditional cuisine Remember to make reservations in advance❗️ We didn’t make reservations in advance, but the reservations were full on the day The boss was nice and let us eat in the 1.5 hours in between 🌸Tsugaru Yume Gozen The signature set meal in the restaurant includes sashimi platter, mini rice bowl, soba noodles, kakuni, Tsugaru specialty fried squid balls and scallop shabu-shabu, as well as seasonal cherry blossom ice cream. 🍜The soba tempura set meal is also very rich, with a large portion of soba noodles, tempura, vegetable salad, beef rice bowl and chawanmushi. 🍎Apple juice Aomori's specialty apples are of course not to be missed. The Aomori apple juice, which is limited to the Tohoku region, is pretty good~ Simple and plain Tsugaru traditional local cuisine, these are only about 150 per person 📍Kikufuji 〒036-8016 1 Sakamoto-cho, Hirosaki City, Aomori Prefecture #The place that is asked about by friends circle #The food that can only be eaten locally #Try the authentic old brand #Hirosaki Sakura Festival #May Day reverse travel inspiration