Great Nature Adventure around Nikko National Park
Right in front of Tobu Nikko Station you fill find Azuma, a restaurant located on the second floor.
They offer different types of soba and snacks, and since it’s really close to the station it’s a good place to stop and eat before going back home after a long day of walking around Nikko.
They also serve Nikko famous yuba (tofu skin) in interesting ways suck as yuba croquette and dumplings, very delicious!
Address: 10-6 Matsubaracho, Nikko
This little shop is perfect to hide from Nikko’s crowds.
Good for lunch, teatime or dinner, as they also open at night, you should try Bell Cafe‘s “monk’s diet” (special soy milk skin set) or the many cakes, sweets and coffee.
Just a few minutes away from Shinkyo Bridge. Give it a try!
Address: 6-39 Yasukawacho, Nikko
Only 12 minutes away from Nikko Tobu Station is Uoyou, a delicious local soba restaurant.
They grind Nikko’s local buckwheat (Gensoba) on their own millstone in the restaurant, and they serve Yuba (tofu skin) in 3 different styles: fried and rolled, dried tofu wrapped in yuba, and zenmai (the young leaves of an osmund fern) wrapped in yuba.
Also, their Warabi Soba (bracken soba) season has started, so don’t miss it!
Address: 593 Gokoumachi, Nikko
Phone: 0288-54-0333
We have already shared with you delicious dishes made of yuba.
Yuba, or tofu skin, is made from a film formed on the surface of boiled soy milk. And yuba sashimi is a perfect way of eating raw yuba.
Many different restaurants offer them in Nikko area, as a separate dish or as part of a menu (usually a vegetarian set).
Try out this refreshing dish!
Sakaeya is right across Tobu Nikko Station, and it sells their original Ageyubamanju that can only be found at their shop.
This delicious product is a bun filled with anko (red bean) paste, wrapped in yuba (tofu skin), fried, and finally salt-topped. This sweet and savory combination may seem unusual, but it’s uniquely tasty. And only 200 yen a piece!
Address: 10-1 Matsubaracho, Nikko
Website: http://www.sakaeya.net/sakaeya-english/
