Restaurant Omoto — Restaurant in Hakone

A wonderfully delicious and friendly experience. We were staying in the Ten Yu up the hill without dinner included, so we were looking for places and found this very small and unassuming place. I feel so lucky to have not included dinner at the TenYu. The vibe was very much like a diner. It is only run by two people and the chef has only the use of one arm. However this made no difference to the deliciousness of the meal. We had a hamburger steak and beef stew, and the style of cooking was very much homestyle. They were so friendly and even complimented my stuttering Japanese. When we left it was raining, and the kind lady even ran out to give us an umbrella! If you want to experience homestyle cooking and also experience true Japanese ‘Omotenashi’ then please go here. It is such a good place to support....

It is a small restaurant near Hakone Open Air museum. I went there around 11:30 AM before going to the museum and it was already full, I had to wait around 10 mins. I got the Pork Cutlet Curry set. The pork cutlet was not too thick and really juicy. The curry sauce was just right, not too powerful but not bland as well. Although it says in the menu that the curry was a bit spicy, it really wasn't. Service was great, they didn't have an English menu but the old lady was kind enough to...

Away from the bustle of the main Hakone station, this restaurant is in one of the quieter streets reached by car or public bus, but only a few minutes walk away from the Open Air sculpture museum. We ordered one thing - a katsu curry - which was delicious. At ¥900, it was a decent sized portion with a crispy cutlet, lashings of rich, slightly spicy sauce all served up quickly and efficiently by the proprietors in clean, simple surroundings. The menu also includes menu...