Oidenka Dogo Restaurantおいでん家 道後店

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This restaurant, directly supplied by a fishmonger, is located very near to the Dogo Onsen Honkan in Matsuyama City, Ehime Prefecture and is recognizable by its cute mural of tanuki racoon dogs. All tables inside are sunken kotatsu (heated tables) and there is a calm atmosphere. The local cuisine using seasonal seafood from the Seto Inland Sea is popular; it includes the Uwajima-style sea bream rice, a local specialty. Popular dishes are the local cuisine set lunch which has limited availability of carefully-selected, reasonably-priced seafood and the kamameshi rice pot set.

Ehime Pref. Matsuyamashi Dougoyunomachi 13-23

0899316161

11:30-14:00(L.O.13:30)/17:30-23:00(L.O.22:00)

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Reviewed:2018/05/31 Very convenient good choice

A good choice if you need a restaurant with an English menu that is open reasonably late ( last order 9:30) near Dogo Onsen. The food can be hit or miss. But the sea bream steamed in sake ( as long...

Reviewed:2018/01/17 Great Food

Stoped by this famous restaurant for lunch during business trip. The food is indeed a cut above, fresh ingredients with delicate cooking. The keeper of tradition and refined taste.

Reviewed:2017/02/09 Good lunchtime sashimi set...and a ticket for Dogo Onsen Honkan

This place was recommended for lunch.Opened at 11.30.
They offer a number of set lunches.
Nice selection of fresh fish and there are options on the menu to include a ticket for the second floor of...

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Ehime Main Areas

Stretched across the northwest corner of Shikoku island, Ehime is a nature-rich prefecture boasting beautiful coastlines and a rural center where mountains play host to 26 of the Buddhist temples that make up the Shikoku Pilgrimage. Matsuyama is home to an original post-feudal castle as well as Dogo Onsen, one of the country’s oldest natural hot springs. The northern city of Imabari marks the entrance to the Shimano Kaido, a road that crosses six spectacular bridges and several islands, forming a route between Shikoku and mainland Honshu.

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