Kurokawa Onsen

Daikanbō Lookout

Nabegataki Falls

Yamatake, the wild cuisine of Kurokawa Onsen

♨If you are a little hungry after staying at Kurokawa Onsen Hotel and taking a bath in the town, I recommend a nearby restaurant.
🥔Yamatake specializes in natural potato cuisine. Natural potato means yam in Japanese. The owner grows yam himself, and the miso and rice in the restaurant are also produced by himself.

🖼Environment: A spacious tatami room where you need to take off your shoes to enter, and a wooden traditional Japanese folk house. Everyone sits around the charcoal grill~

💰Looking at the menu, there are single dishes and set meals, with prices ranging from 1,000 to 3,000 yen. I ordered a set meal. Sitting in the ground stove, grilling meat and fish with charcoal, and tasting simple local cuisine is like living in a farmhouse, which is particularly interesting.
💫If you are still not satisfied after the meal, there is a milk specialty store opposite the restaurant. The delicious milk and milk ice cream come from the ranch opened by the owner&#39;s second son. You can try it~

🚉Address: Aso-gun Minamioguni-cho, Oazi Manganji Kurokawa 6994
🚞Transportation: From Kumamoto Station: Take the Kyushu Cross-Island Bus for about three hours and get off at Kurokawa Onsen Station.
From Hakata Station: Take the express bus for about two hours and forty-five minutes and get off at Kurokawa Onsen Station. This bus also stops at Fukuoka Airport.

There is a French bakery Die P&acirc;tisserier near my home. I love strawberry opera. In comparison, chocolate opera is too greasy to eat on a hot day. I originally bought a cupcake to put a candle in it, but I went to two small shops and couldn&rsquo;t find a candle, so I ordered a mini Santa Claus that I have kept at home for several years (for decoration). There is also chocolate from Yuma Pralinen on the table (one of the founders is Lao Wu, the Berlin Fine Cuisine Chinese Food pop-up I wrote about before). I love Earl Grey tea and mango passion fruit the most. The desserts are limited. You have to grab them every month on WeChat group.

Cafe Karin

The buckwheat noodles were delicious and the noodles tasted very good. I waited for nearly 40 minutes to eat our food because the restaurant was so popular and I thought the food might increase in price. The restaurant was full of people. The environment of the restaurant is very good, because the restaurant is in a mountain village, very artistic and atmospheric. It is also the birthplace of buckwheat noodles.

Cafe Karin

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