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Purchase IC Lift Ticket. Pension Schnee is a family run, ski-in ski- out, boutique ski lodge. It is located at the foot of the Isemiya slopes, above the Hikage gondola, next to the Japan ski museum. During winter resort operating hours you can access Pension Schnee from the village via the Yu-road travelator. Pension Schnee specialise in local organic foods and pesticide-free natural wines-they boast a selection of over types! Lunch and dinner can be had by reservation at least 2 days in advance. Kazumi is a family run mountain restaurant offering good value lunches, morning and afternoon tea and cakes, at the Hikage ski center, next to the kids park. We are the first restaurant in the strip closest to the end of the Yu-road travelator. There is a mix of Western tables and Tatami seating. We also offer a rental shop and ski storage on the basement level-so you do not have to carry ski gear up from the village to the resort area. Utopia Shokudo is a large restaurant at the Junction of the Challenge and Utopia courses. It has great views over the valley and plenty of space for large groups. You can sit outside on a sunny day to enjoy the Utopia course moguls action, with a beer or ice cream. The Chicken burgers are great! Located inside the old Nagasaka gondola top station at the top of the Uenotaira ski area, upstairs. Beef steak with Nozawa-na rice- Cooked on the grill as you order! Rest House Yamabiko is the largest restaurant on the mountain. Located perfectly- close to the summit courses and the Uenotaira beginner slopes it is a great meeting point for families, with plenty of space. They offer a seasonal a la carte menu as well as a course menu upon reservation. All menu items are made from scratch and use local produce. The great espresso coffee, relaxed atmosphere and excellent wine selection make this one of the 'must try' dining options in Nozawa. Shichirohei coffee Hikage is located above Shirakaba rental at the Hikage ski area, next to the kids park and lesson meeting point. We have an open balcony overlooking the ski area and serve great espresso coffee and other hot drink options. The sweets are all made by our in-house pastry chef and include homemade ice cream, gluten free gateau chocolat, and Tiramisu. Check our instagram for daily menu items. Shohei soba is a cozy traditional soba restaurant in the main street of Nozawaonsen. It is located upstairs in the Ikemoto building, above 'Sumo nabe. The side serve of tempura prawn and vegetables are a great value accompaniment. Sooyu is a family run restaurant located underneath the lodge of the same name up the hill near Yuzawa shrine. We serve a wide range of rice bowl dishes including the good value Steak-don. Sooyu can do hot pot banquets on request, and is a great option for celebrations with small groups. Wagyutei is located above 'Stay bar' in the main street, Oyu dori. We serve traditional Japanese Sukiyaki and Shabu Shabu dishes using both affordable and top grade Wagyu cuts. The restaurant itself is recently renovated with a stylish modern fit out and western style seating. The menu includes a good range of wine and sake to accompany. Wagyutei is a great place to celebrate with large groups. Sumo nabe is a mainstreet Izakaya specializing in Japanese Hot pot dinners. The house special is the massive Chanko nabe-the hot pot of Sumo! We also serve a variety and mixed drinks, beer and sake and Japanese bar snacks. Open every day in winter. Nabe bookings appreciated but not necessary. Sun Yamaki is located in the middle of the strip of restaurants at the Hikage ski area, opposite the kids park. It is a great place to relax and let the kids play outside. Our speciality is our vegan curry and we will do our best to accommodate special dierty requirements. Tanuki Bar stock an ever-expanding range of Japanese Whisky and other local boutique spirits and have a regional sake and beer list. There are so many new and exciting drinks to try so just ask one of their experienced bartenders and they will point you in the right direction or mix you up one of their speciality cocktails The bar area features a brilliant long copper- plated bar counter, where you can sit and chat with the knowledgeable staff or some intimate booth seating for couples or small groups. They have live music during winter and offer Karaoke and darts all year round. Rest House Kazumi Food. Resthouse Yamabiko Food. Sooyu Food. Sukiyaki Shabu Shabu Wagyu-tei Food. Sumo-Nabe Food. Tanuki bar Food.

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The restaurant is open for lunch only. The grilled chicken meals and unagi eel are renowned and many take the day off skiing or sight-seeing just to have lunch here. The eel are taken fresh from the pond each day. Tapas, Wine and Cheese! One of our new favorite place in Nozawaonsen! Ivy has open this year and they did an amazing job with their food and wine offer. They will welcome you in a relaxed family-friendly environment with a nostalgic charm. A lovely atmospheric izakaya restaurant, Minato has some fabulous fish offerings. There is a wonderful table for seating a bigger group where you can gather around the iryori fireplace. Japanese, hot plate dishes Down the hill behind the Shimataya View Hotel, Akebitei is a great little teppan-bar and restaurant, right by the Kuma-no-Teara Yu onsen. Enjoy the spectacle of the amiable Saito- san as he prepares the various dishes right in front of you. Okonomiyaki are savoury Japanese pancakes. These make for some pretty satisfying meals for those who come hungry. Also try the yakisoba fried noodles, especially the cheese modan-yaki - a mix of the pancake, noodles and egg and the house specialty, tonpeiyaki. You can expect to find delicious homemade pasta, and really good Japanese meats and vegetables paired with all- organic Italian wines. The young chef, who used to work at a Tokyo Michelin Star Restaurant, offers a short menu, yet creative, well designed and perfectly executed. With so much attention to details, Trattoria Bivacco is one of the best western restaurants in Nozawa. Try the cheesecake!! International, Australian fusion At the ground level looking out to the main street, Tanuki is a modern take on Thai cuisine, integrating local produce with the old time favourites and contemporary dishes. Tanuki will also cater for vegans, vegetarians and those who have to be gluten free. Reservations are recommended here. In the basement, Tanuki Bar showcases an extensive range of Japanese spirits and beverages. It is a stylish place in which to relax and discover the range of sake, shochu, gins, whiskies, beers etc produced in Japan. Tsukushinbo is an izakaya with a wide range of delicious offerings. From some staple favourites like yakitori and fried chicken karaage, to sashimi, noodles, and more adventurous dishes like ankimo monkfish liver. You know the place is great because it is open all year round - a favourite with locals and visitors alike!! Most of these are on a skewer and you grill them over red hot charcoal yourself. You can sit around the old stage or peek down from the more private seating stalls upstairs - although the only entertainment these days would be rowdy bar patrons enjoying their evening out; they may have unearthed some old Penthouse magazines from the piles left on the old stage…. Japanese, Ramen noodles and Gyoza Dumplings. Ramen is traditionally a Chinese style noodle which the Japanese have adopted as their own and perfected — particularly when served with gyoza as they do at Wanryu. Daimon Soba Location: E5 Just off the main street Oyu Dori, at the top of the side street opposite the liquor shop in the centre of town. Japanese, Soba buckwheat noodles Soba in the region is renowned and the friendly maestros running Daimon today is third generation of soba makers in their family including a couple of champion ski jumpers. The noodle meals are great value, healthy and absolutely delicious! They can be accompanied by local specialties like tempura prawns lightly battered and fried. Haus St. Very popular amongst locals and foreigners alike. Reservations are recommended well in advance. A hot favourite is the spicey oyaki dumpling — although there are other fillings to choose from too! The oyaki steamers are placed on the main street and beckon you in. You can also find small gifts and local produce here. Haus St Anton specialises in local honeys and jams. International, burgers Genki Burger, typical of the best specialist food outlets, serves some of the best burgers in the world. On par, if not better, with the likes of Fergburger in Queenstown, Genki Burger is wholly unpretentious. Japanese, Hot pot beef and pork Wagyu-tei, one level up and overlooking Oyu Dori, has some delicious sukiyaki and shabu shabu offerings. The top grade wagyu beef is well worth the extra expense. Wagyu-tei also has an adjoining bar where you can grab a drink before your dinner. Tatsumi-san and his young team provide a friendly welcome every time. Japanese hotpot. Duex Sumonabe pronounced sumo-na-bay serves hearty Japanese hotpots with a choice of delicious broths. Also try the green curry enoki mushrooms and the tamago omelette. We recommend ending your meal with udon noodles cooked in the rich nabe broth. It is a large, friendly restaurant. International, coffee, cakes, and light lunches. Napa is one of the most charming cafes in town. Napa Cafe serves delicious homemade cakes, light lunches, and espresso coffee. Take some reading and enjoy a quiet couple of hours here. Shichirohei Map Reference: C5 On the street down to the Dosojin festival grounds International, European A pared down, elegant restaurant and cafe, Shichirohei serves the most wonderful refined dinners. Using excellent local ingredients that are readily available but transformed with such style and elegance you will be blown away. We recently had a mushroom and chestnut risotto that pushed all risottos aside as the best ever. Japanese, izakaya dining Tucked away uphill from the busier main street, Sakai is a family run, casual dining restaurant that offers something for everyone. Sakai is the authentic Japanese family run izakaya bistro style pub — down to the un-itemised bill with a single pencil-written total! The staff are very welcoming, speaking both Japanese and English. The grilled mackerel is fantastic. Reservations are recommended during the peak periods. Buckwheat noodle and tempura. Absolutely one of our favourites!! Tonkichi Map Reference: C10 At the Nakao end of the village, just uphill from the Fire Station Okonomiyaki and good range of snacks If you fancy a pre- or post-prandial walk, Tonkichi is well worth making a reservation at. Serving Osaka style okonomiyaki, this charming family run restaurant distinguishes itself Akebitei with an excellent range of starters and snacks. The tori karaage fried chicken is succulent and delicious. And after a good meal, it will feel great to walk back through the full length of Oyu-dori - enhanced by stopping for something sweet or hot on the way!! Honnori-ya Onigiri at Tokyo Station near the Yaesu entrance Honnori-ya is just pass the Yaesu gantry and well worth a quick stop. They are so popular they have queue guides pasted on the station floor in front of the shop. Onigiri are the Japanese equivalent to sandwiches. The warm rice triangles stuffed with delicious fillings and wrapped in nor seaweed sheets at Honnori-ya are freshly made onsite. Our favourites include the unagi grilled eel, oyster, pickled vegetables and salmon. There are many other fillings to choose from. There are counter seats available too; try the set with miso soup and pickles if you have time to sit down. Buna Location: On the right side of Paradise slope, the second restaurant that looks like a glass hexagon with a pointy roof. Japanese and international style. Best view on the slopes! Enjoy your meal whilst surrounded by a degree view of Paradise. Buna has a warm, family atmosphere that is the perfect place for a rest during a big day on the slopes. We recommend it with a side of rice and also one of their famous hot chocolates with whipped cream. Nothing beats it. Hakugin Location: On the right side of Paradise slope, the first restaurant next to the one that looks like a glass hexagon with a pointy roof called Buna. Japanese and western style. A bigger range of offerings than Buna, Hakugin is much loved and often sees long queues at the peak lunch hour. It is run by an old couple who make each bowl of noodles freshly, when you place your order. The miso ramen broth is simply an umami explosion, while their vegetarian gyoza dumplings are really to die for! Honda Location: Iiyama, Iiyama Grilled eel Honda is renowned for its grilled freshwater eels. They are done perfectly — a smokey crisp covering to the succulent eel fillets laid over the wonderfully fragrant eponymous rice of Iiyama. For the adventurous, get your daily dose of calcium from the deep fried eel bones. They are simply delicious! You must make time to go!! Matsumi Sushi Location: Minamimachi, Iiyama Sushi Locals love Matsumi for its range of fresh and absolutely wonderful sushi, so much so it is advisable to book for dinner. The octopus carpaccio is actually lightly cooked by the hot garlic oil poured over it and absolutely wonderful. Waremokou Location: Minamimachi, Iiyama Hamburgers and other comfort foods A charming cafe near the Iiyama train station, across the main road from the Tsuruya supermarket. Hamburgers are a proud specialty and the charming team serves up some fuss-free but yummy international meals. Serving delicious soba that is known for the unique texture and flavour, Tomikura is worth the short trip to Kijima. These soba noodles made from the Oyamabokuchi plant using techniques passed down for generations are a favourite among soba connoisseurs. This is the real thing! And if you like it, you can bring some home with you!! Hatano Location: , Asahi, Iiyama Shi, Nagano Ken, , Japan In the fields of Iiyama, in a century and older country house, you can enjoy an amazing kaiseki meal made from the finest local ingredients - both off the farms and the land expertly foraged or hunted. Hatano is a very special experience and well worth a trip out to. Hidden away in Hotaka - on the outskirts of the farming community of Kijima, this ivy covered Italian restaurant serves some truly excellent Italian cuisine. It is a favourite of ours and ideal on an outing to Lake Hokuryoku or Maguseonsen Spa. Sabo Minamimachi, Iiyama, Nagano Prefecture , Japan Japanese fusion and grill In Iiyama, Sabo is an unassuming restaurant run by a young couple with an innovative approach. They are at their best when fusing Japanese and international cuisines. Fresh surprises await with their creative combinations like yuba rolls, cheese spring rolls, crispy croque monsieur amongst others. Email: res residenceyasushi. Village Beyond Eating. Nozawaonsen is both a fabulous resort for skiers and onsen aficionados, and a quiet and charming farming community living in the traditions of generations. During peak season, remember to book at least a day ahead. Avoiding popular times helps too; an early dinner at 6pm will always be easier to accommodate!! We have to give the restaurants some warning so do let us know before lunch. Guide Maps. Refer to the map below for locations on Google Maps. Opening times vary throughout the year. Please call the restaurants for latest times or check the links provided for a rough idea. Further Afield. How to Make Handmade Soba Noodles. We look forward to seeing you soon at Residence Yasushi. Contacts Email: res residenceyasushi.

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