Popular Restaurants
Shiga
Top Restaurants by Tabiiro Access
Search by Area
- A
- C
- E
- F
- G
- H
- I
- K
- M
- N
- O
- S
- T
- W
- Y
-
Shiga café AFUMI
A Blissful Moment at a Café Overlooking Lake Biwa
"café AFUMI" is attached to a glamping facility that overlooks Lake Biwa, about a 14-minute walk from JR Kitakomatsu Station. Since it can be used by people other than hotel guests, the customer base ranges from locals to people who stop by while driving around Lake Biwa and "Biwaichi" cyclists. The view of Lake Biwa while enjoying your time in your favorite style, such as having tea on the wooden deck where you can spend time with your dog or enjoying a take-out menu on the sandy beach right in front of the restaurant, is something special. Another appeal is the extensive lunch menu, including the popular "Chicken Over Rice" and "Quiche Plate".
View Details
-
Shiga ESORA
Spice-Laced Plates and Sweet Treats on the Table
"ESORA" is a hidden cafe located in a residential area in Hirata-cho, Hikone City, Shiga Prefecture. This cafe operates under the concept of "eating what you want, when you want, without any constraints," and offers unique ethnic cuisine, mainly from Thailand and Vietnam. Popular sweets include the "Fresh Basque Cheesecake." The cafe features a natural and stylish space with a combination of natural materials and walls resembling exposed concrete, making it an ideal setting for gatherings among girls or for enjoying a solo cafe experience. Additionally, there is a spacious parking area that can accommodate approximately 20 cars, making it a convenient stop for those on a road trip.
View Details
-
Shiga Teuchi Soba Tsuruki
A Famous Restaurant Founded in the Edo Period, Located Near Enryakuji Temple on Mt. Hiei
A soba restaurant with ties to the world heritage site, Enryakuji Temple on Mt. Hiei. Sakamoto, Otsu City, a town in front of Enryakuji Temple on Mt. Hiei, was also the base of the Anatashu, who are said to have built the stone walls of Azuchi Castle. Founded in 1716 by Kihachi Tsuruya, a monk at Enryakuji Temple on Mt. Hiei, this is a long - established store that has been in operation for over 300 years since the Edo period. The stately building is also a registered tangible cultural property. The owner's surname is also strongly connected to history, and he was allowed to call himself "Kami - nobu" because of the "Nobu" of Enryaku - ji Temple on Mt. Hiei and the fact that he went to the mountain to provide food. It is also deeply moving to be able to enjoy the handmade soba noodles that have been handed down since the establishment of the restaurant in the traditional land and building.
View Details