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Patisserie Coquillage" boasts madeleines that are perfect for gifts and today's snacks, and also sells cakes and tarts, and offers seasonal products, so you can enjoy this pastry shop no matter how ma...

Located in Sakurai, Kisarazu City, this restaurant specializes in Yaeyama soba. Okinawa ・ The owner, who was fascinated by the taste of Yaeyama, studied in the home country and brought it back to Kisa...

We are a Thai restaurant that offers Thai food such as green curry, khao mangai, pad thai, etc. without spiciness in our regular menu 🐘 For customers who think that Thai food should be spicy ！ we offe...

Located just a short walk from the East Exit of JR Kisarazu Station, our restaurant is a fisherman's tavern where you can enjoy fresh seafood and seasonal ingredients caught in the sea of Boso. We pur...

Located right in front of the West Exit of JR Goi Station, “Tanbara Goi” is a yakiniku izakaya featuring yakiniku ・, horumon ・, all-you-can-drink ・, and private rooms. You can choose from a variety of...

The very popular all-you-can-eat wagon dessert lunch ・ dinner and other popular restaurants for women. We also sell a "take-out menu" that allows you to enjoy the taste of the hotel in a casual atmos...

Located near Mitsui Outlet Park Kisarazu, “Kaisen Yakisoba Shio Soba Maru-Jin” is a specialty restaurant serving yakisoba and shio soba that make the most of the bounty of the sea. At our restaurant, ...

Located in the east-central part of Kisarazu City, this pure coffee shop retains the atmosphere of the Showa period. Located just a short walk from the east exit of Kisarazu Station, Rabin is a coffee...

Located in Hotaru-no, “Berry no Mori” is a hidden gem where visitors can experience nature and delicious flavors, featuring a blueberry farm with homegrown berries and an attached café. Over the cours...

A wide variety of freshly baked items are available, from delicatessen kokkoban filled with a variety of side dishes to sweet kokkoban that can be enjoyed as a dessert, to the nostalgic deep-fried bre...