This onsen hotel's meals are truly abundant, so it takes two posts to fully introduce them~~

Both dinner and breakfast are served in the basement restaurant,

The dining space is very spacious,

Near the entrance, there are many alcoholic beverages,

These require additional payment; for 2,280 yen per person, you can enjoy unlimited drinks

There is a wide selection of alcohol, including two types of red wine, five types of sake from four breweries, which can also be heated,

There are also several Japanese fruit wines or flavored fruit wines, and of course, a beer dispenser

The dining area inside is super spacious, with several sections, so it's never crowded

The buffet area and children's seats are in the middle of the dining zone and can be accessed freely

Because the dining area is so large, after eating you need to take your dishes to the return rack yourself

Free drinks are only available from this beverage machine,

But it includes juice, soda, tea, and ice cubes on the side that you can add yourself

The food serving area is huge, with a central island section and a made-to-order area on the side,

It is recommended to walk around first to see what you want to eat, then go get it to save time and avoid queues

Starting from the central island area, there are already tons of choices,

Each dish has a small sign explaining it

There aren't many types of salads, but there is potato salad and seaweed, which are very healthy

Powdered round is recommended here because they have many local specialty dishes, all of which taste good,

The fried pork cutlet inspired by Takaoka Great Buddha is very crispy and delicious

Freshly steamed chawanmushi is super popular; be careful as it's hot

Buri daikon simmered dish has great umami flavor

The hot dishes focus more on local ingredients and flavors

Local oden, lotus root and chicken simmered, stir-fried noodles, pork meatballs, mapo tofu

Cold appetizers are also a must at Japanese buffets

Seasoned lotus root and vinegar-marinated onion with foie gras are both refreshing

Surprisingly, you can make your own Toyama ramen here, and it's served in a small bowl—definitely worth trying

Squid risotto paired with Toyama Prefecture's white rice curry is also delicious

This local specialty from Toyama Prefecture is similar to miso vegetable stew,

It contains locally grown small taro and fried tofu skin—super delicious, must try

The dinner also includes some Western dishes; the large baked meat sauce spaghetti is quite authentic,

French fries and karaage chicken are also good

There is a local specialty here: salmon oshi sushi—worth trying if you like salmon

Besides the central island, there is also a freshly cooked area on the side, which is also very crowded

Especially the sushi area, which has long lines at first—it's better to come later

Today's sashimi is tuna sashimi, very delicate and fresh,

Sweet shrimp is also super delicious and popular cold dish

Paired with their recommended sweet soy sauce, it tastes even fresher and sweeter

Seasonal limited fresh fish oshi sushi is also worth trying

Nigiri sushi is also popular, including salmon, fresh shrimp, and squid nigiri

The salmon has less fat, so it's average

Powdered round recommends the grilled items more, as the freshly pan-fried miso pork is delicate and tasty,

Powdered round couldn't help but eat it three times~~

The fried food area also has freshly fried vegetables, including lotus root, green pepper, and sweet potato—all crispy and delicious

You can take some grated daikon and tempura soup yourself

The dessert area has apple jelly with a whole piece of pickled apple on top,

There is also red bean pudding; the small cakes are a bit ordinary

Fern jelly and almond tofu are highly recommended

In the corner, there is also soft serve and ice cream

Next to the soft serve, there are breakfast cereals and various syrup flavors to pair with

The ice cream freezer only has chocolate and strawberry,

But both flavors are rich and delicious—highly recommended

Just before leaving, I discovered they even have baby weaning food—truly thoughtful Japanese service

This hotel's dinner is really excellent, and breakfast is also great,

I'll introduce breakfast in the next post

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Add: 267 Unazukionsen, Kurobe, Toyama 938-0282 Japan

Tel: +81 5036153456

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