Fuchu, Hiroshima, Japan｜里山レストラン 村の灯

It's a great restaurant that you should definitely visit when you have time. Enjoy a healthy lunch full of vegetables, delicious homemade bread, and desserts in a lush green location at an altitude of 480 meters. However, we recommend that you make a reservation by phone before visiting. We are operating with a small number of staff, and there are only other restaurants nearby that are more than 10 minutes away by car. Lunch, which is limited to 12 meals a day and whose contents change irregularly, is 900 yen including tax, and a dessert and drink set using seasonal fruits is an additional 200 yen. They also have beef bowls made with local burdock and daily specials of pasta. If you search for ``Mura no Akari,'' the Facebook page that comes up will often have the latest menu information and information on temporary closures, so please refer to it. The main dish I had for lunch today was a hearty chunk of chicken thigh meat. It seemed like it had been cooked at a low temperature and then lightly grilled over charcoal, so it was fragrant yet tender, juicy, and delicious. The mushroom sauce also had a hint of truffle and went well with the generous amount of fries that came with it. This time, there was an assortment of desserts on the menu, so I ordered it, and it was 350 yen for an assortment of matcha catalana, crème d'anger, and gateau chocolate. All of the dishes are authentic, delicious, and unbeatable, so if it's on the menu, I definitely recommend ordering it. However, there was so much that I couldn't finish it all, so I had to take the gateau chocolate home with me. Since the quantity is large, it is better to take it home without being forced to do so. Not only this time, but all of the past lunches have been very satisfying and wonderful. I've been posting a lot of photos, but due to the specifications of Google Maps, the most recent photos are displayed last, so please take a look at them from the end. This has nothing to do with the review, but since some people got lost along the way, I'd like to write about access. The safest route is to cross the railroad crossing near Kawasa Station from Fuchu or Kawasa Gorge, then turn right at the Morota Post Office intersection. If you specify "Kawasa Station" as a stopover in the navigation to the store, you should be able to specify this route. It's a long detour from Sera and Onomichi, but the road is always two lanes wide and safe. If you are inexperienced with driving, we recommend using this route. When returning from the store using this route, be careful as it is easy to miss the post office where you turn left. After passing a company called Watase Mold and exiting the forest, slow down so you don't pass the old-fashioned round postbox that marks a left turn. If you continue straight ahead, you will be passing through a difficult road with poor visibility. Another route is to turn right immediately after passing in front of a company called Yamato Iron Works. The last 500m of this route is difficult to separate from and requires caution, but it is the shortest route from Onomichi and Sera. In the navigation to the store, specify "Yamato Iron Works" as a stopover, and immediately after passing through the stopover, follow the sign for Lake Hadaka, turn right and continue along the road. The navigation system may instruct you to go straight, but please turn right towards the "Hadakako Sun Sports Land" sign. If you go straight, you will be passing through an old road that is difficult to separate from. Although it's a bit of a bummer, Lake Hadaka, which spreads out in front of the store, is very nice for a walk, with a lap of less than 1km. If you have about 20 minutes, I highly recommend taking a walk. Ducks are also swimming.

This is a restaurant located on the shore of Lake Hadaka. It seems that they mainly serve Italian cuisine, but there were also rice bowl dishes on the menu. Recommended items are the ``Ato Lunch (limited to 12 meals per day)'' and ``Pasta Lunch''. You can have a very delicious lunch at a low price ♪ And the contents are regular? It looks like it's going to change, so I think you'll enjoy it every time you visit! The light lunch comes with a choice of rice and homemade bread, while the pasta lunch comes with homemade bread. Refills of bread are available for a fee. You can eat inside, but at this time of year I think it's best to sit outside and enjoy the view and the refreshing breeze from the lake! There are also well-maintained campgrounds around the lake, so it might be a good idea to pitch your tent and have lunch here at noon. Although it is a very popular shop, the staff is small. Moreover, we will provide you with freshly prepared hot food, so I think it will be safer for you if you make a reservation.

I had a lantern lunch. The menu is as shown in the photo, but the vegetables were very delicious. The grilled vegetables had a charcoal aroma and the anchovy sauce was exquisite. The pumpkin soup was so rich and creamy that I wanted a second helping. The hot sandwich bread was crispy on the outside and soft and delicious on the inside. It's quite a large portion, but it only costs 850 yen. Plus, a drink and dessert are included for an additional 150 yen. The dessert this time was panna cotta with milk, but it was so carefully made that I didn't think it was added for 150 yen, and it was so delicious. The light lunch is limited to 12 meals, so I think it's better to go early or make a reservation. In addition, as a countermeasure against the coronavirus, we will take your temperature when entering the store, use alcohol disinfection, and if it is your first time, you will be asked to fill out your contact information. The chef and other staff members were friendly and very pleasant. Since the number of people is small, it seems that it may take time to serve the food when it is crowded, so please keep that in mind. Lunch in the woods overlooking the lake was very nice.