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Enjoy Authentic Western-Style Food in this Historic Western Building.
This western stone building was built during the Meiji period and is located near the World Heritage Site Nikko Toshogu Shrine. The building was originally built as a villa for the American merchant-trader F.W. Horn, who introduced the first phonograph to Japan. The building has been registered as a Tangible Cultural Property of Japan.
The restaurant’s most popular dish is their rice omelet (1600 yen). Enjoy the harmony of flavors between the ketchup-flavored chicken rice, fluffy eggs, and demiglace sauce.
Other popular dishes include their steak course meals and dishes made with Nikko’s specialty product “yuba (tofu skin).”
Exterior of “Meiji-no-Yakata“
A retro atmosphere
Rice omelet and croquettes
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I really love the vibe of this historic building. The omelet rice inside was delicious. After eating, it’s nice to stroll around the area and take in the sights.
