Hiroshima Station is the starting point for many travelers exploring Hiroshima and Miyajima. Whether you’ve just arrived by Shinkansen or are heading out on a day trip, you’ll find plenty of dining options nearby.
If you’re looking for authentic local cuisine, this guide introduces some of the best foods to enjoy during your visit.
Try Hiroshima’s Famous Local Specialties
Hiroshima is known for much more than just Okonomiyaki. Here are some local dishes every visitor should experience.
Hiroshima Ramen
A regional ramen style featuring a rich yet balanced soy sauce and pork bone broth. It’s a comforting meal that’s popular with both locals and visitors.
Hiroshima Oysters
Hiroshima is Japan’s largest producer of oysters. Enjoy them grilled, fried, steamed, or in a delicious bowl of Hiroshima Oyster Ramen.
Hiroshima Tsukemen
Unlike traditional ramen, Hiroshima Tsukemen is served with chilled noodles and a spicy dipping sauce, making it one of the city’s most unique dishes.
Mazeless Dan Dan Noodles
This spicy noodle dish has become another Hiroshima favorite, offering bold flavors with seasoned ground meat and Japanese pepper.
Heading to Miyajima?
If Miyajima is your next destination, consider waiting until you arrive at Miyajimaguchi for lunch.
Located just before the ferry terminal, Hiroshima Ramen Momiji offers several of Hiroshima’s most famous noodle dishes in one convenient location.
Instead of rushing to find a restaurant on the island, you can enjoy a relaxed meal before boarding the ferry.
Why Choose Hiroshima Ramen Momiji?
Located inside etto, directly next to the Miyajimaguchi Ferry Terminal, Hiroshima Ramen Momiji is a favorite among both tourists and local residents.
Our specialties include:
Visitors also appreciate:
Convenient location for ferry passengers
Fast service (about 5–10 minutes)
English menu
Family-friendly seating
Kids’ play area
A Great Stop Before or After Miyajima
Many travelers pass through Miyajimaguchi without realizing it’s home to excellent local restaurants.
By enjoying lunch before boarding—or after returning—you can avoid the busiest dining hours on Miyajima while still experiencing authentic Hiroshima cuisine.
It’s an easy way to make your trip even more enjoyable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What food is Hiroshima famous for?
A. Hiroshima is famous for Okonomiyaki, Hiroshima Ramen, oysters, Hiroshima Tsukemen, Anago (conger eel), and Momiji Manju.
Q. Is there good food near Hiroshima Station?
A. Yes. Hiroshima Station has many restaurants, and if you’re traveling to Miyajima, Miyajimaguchi is another excellent place to enjoy authentic local cuisine.
Q. Where should I eat before going to Miyajima?
A. Hiroshima Ramen Momiji, located inside etto next to the Miyajimaguchi Ferry Terminal, is a convenient choice.
Q. How long does it take to get from Hiroshima Station to Miyajimaguchi?
A. By JR train, the journey usually takes about 25–30 minutes.
Q. Does Hiroshima Ramen Momiji have English menus?
A. Yes. English menus are available, making ordering easy for international visitors.
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