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36 places in the "No Reservation Needed" selection: editorial grades from A+ to F, prices, Tabelog scores and a map.
Places ranked: 36
Hiroshima · Bar
A tiny standing bar in Hiroshima's Ginzancho district where a master pourer serves one brand of beer in five distinct ways. It's a unique tasting experience focused on the art of the pour, turning a simple draught into a lesson in texture and…
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Hiroshima · Casual Dining
A benchmark for Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki in the Noboricho district. Visitors queue for its perfectly layered pancakes, featuring sweet cabbage, crispy noodles, and signature double-yolk eggs, all cooked before them on the teppan.
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Hiroshima · Casual Dining
A celebrated ramen shop in Kure, Hiroshima, serving the city's signature dish: Kure reimen. Expect long queues for its unique flat noodles in a sweet, sour, and spicy broth, a local specialty you won't find anywhere else.
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Hiroshima · Casual Dining
Specialising in charcoal-grilled eel in Fukuyama, Unagi Nakasho is famous for its 'ji-yaki' technique, which yields exceptionally crispy skin and tender flesh. It's a destination for unagi lovers willing to wait for a top-tier rendition of the…
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Hiroshima · Casual Dining
A celebrated Hiroshima okonomiyaki counter in the city's Kusunokicho district, run by a chef who adds a signature Latin touch. Expect perfectly executed classics topped with jalapeño, alongside unique sides like tan stew.
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Hiroshima · Take-out / Takeaway
The birthplace of Miyajima's famous anagomeshi, serving charcoal-grilled conger eel over broth-infused rice since 1901. Located on the mainland in Miyajimaguchi, it's a historic stop for visitors heading to or from the island.
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Hiroshima · Bar
A unique standing bar inside Hiroshima Station's ekie complex where one brand of draught beer is served in six distinct pouring styles. It's a perfect, inexpensive stop for a quick and memorable glass before or after your train.
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Hiroshima · Dessert Shop
One of Miyajima's oldest momiji manju shops, credited with inventing the chunky red-bean (tsubu-an) version. Visit for a warm, freshly baked cake straight from the griddle, which you can enjoy with complimentary tea.
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Hiroshima · Casual Dining
A small, friendly restaurant in Hiroshima's Takaramachi district serving authentic Sri Lankan 'rice-and-curry' plates. The daily-changing menu lets you mix multiple curries and sides at the table, creating evolving flavours with each bite.
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Hiroshima · Casual Dining
In Hiroshima's Misasa district, this unique restaurant applies traditional nukazuke (rice-bran fermentation) to Western dishes. Expect creative combinations like uni cream pasta with nukazuke roast beef.
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Hiroshima · Casual Dining
A landmark ramen shop in Fukuyama, serving a textbook bowl of Onomichi-style ramen. Its rich, soy-based broth topped with sweet backfat makes it a local favourite, just minutes from Fukuyama Station.
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Hiroshima · Pâtisserie
A popular riverside patisserie in Hiroshima's Kanayamacho district, known for its elegant French-style cakes and pleasant terrace views. Visitors come for the refined entremets, especially the signature 'MARS' mousse cake.
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Hiroshima · Casual Dining
A reference for Hiroshima's signature 'juicenashi' (dry) tantanmen, located in the city's Hatchobori district. Visitors come for the addictive, numbing kick of its sansho pepper sauce and the ritual of mixing it all together.
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Hiroshima · Casual Dining
A popular spot in Onomichi for textbook regional ramen. Expect a balanced fish and soy broth topped with chunks of back fat, and be prepared for long queues for a bowl that many find is worth the wait.
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