Michikusa Dining & Sake Spot

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Michikusa Dining & Sake Spot

A local specialty restaurant for grilled mackerel somen in a traditional house registered as a Tangible Cultural Property.

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Michikusa Dining & Sake Spot is in the Kohoku area of Nagahama City, Shiga Prefecture. Here, you can enjoy the local specialty grilled mackerel somen. Located along the Hokkoku Kaido Shopping Street, the restaurant occupies a traditional house that was registered as a National Tangible Cultural Property in 2021.

The signature dish, grilled mackerel somen, is available in three styles: as a set meal, a regular meal set, or as a single dish. The set meal comes with two small side dishes, miso soup, white rice, and pickles, making it a great way to fully enjoy this local specialty. The menu also offers plenty of variety, including katsu curry, oyakodon, kitsune udon, daily set meals, and summer-only chilled noodles. Pair the three-appetizer assortment with local Shiga sake such as Shichihonyari or Hokkoku Kaido Honjozo, and you can savor local flavors here any time of day.

The restaurant has 17 seats in total, including counter and table seating. You can enjoy a relaxed meal in the charming atmosphere of a traditional house. It is a place where you can savor dishes made with local ingredients and local sake while experiencing the building’s history and regional culture.

Highlights

  • A dining spot in the Kohoku area housed in a traditional home registered as a National Tangible Cultural Property.
  • Local specialty grilled mackerel somen is served as a set meal, a regular meal set, or a single dish.
  • A varied menu including katsu curry, oyakodon, and chilled noodles.
  • Can also be enjoyed with local Shiga sake such as Shichihonyari and Hokkoku Kaido Honjozo.
  • A calm space with 17 seats total, including counter and table seating.

Photos

  • The restaurant uses a traditional house registered as a National Tangible Cultural Property

    The restaurant uses a traditional house registered as a National Tangible Cultural Property

  • The interior evokes the atmosphere of the Edo period

    The interior evokes the atmosphere of the Edo period

  • Enjoy rice with the simmering broth from the grilled mackerel somen

    Enjoy rice with the simmering broth from the grilled mackerel somen

  • In addition to grilled mackerel somen, daily set meals are also available

    In addition to grilled mackerel somen, daily set meals are also available

  • You can also choose dishes such as katsu curry and oyakodon

    You can also choose dishes such as katsu curry and oyakodon

  • Local Shiga sake such as Shichihonyari and Hokkoku Kaido is also available

    Local Shiga sake such as Shichihonyari and Hokkoku Kaido is also available

Official FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.

Q

What are the distinctive features of the restaurant building?

A

It is a building designated as a Tangible Cultural Property called the Iwane Family Residence Main House.

Q

Are there any sightseeing spots nearby?

A

Yes, there are places such as Kinomoto Jizoin Temple and Keisokuji Temple.

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Details

Name in Japanese
お食事 お酒処みちくさ
Postal Code
529-0425
Address
930 Kinomoto, Kinomotocho, Nagahama, Shiga 529-0425
Phone
0749-50-2622
Hours
11:00am–2:30pm, 4:30pm–9:00pm
Closed on
Irregular holidays
Price Range
from 1,000 yen
Access
Approx. 8 minutes on foot from Kinomoto Station on the JR Hokuriku Main Line
Credit Cards
Not accepted
Official website
Official website (Japanese)