Odawara, Kanagawa, Japan｜Urokoki

A restaurant operated by a long-established fish cake store. The next store is for take-out only and is good for souvenir use. The inside of the restaurant has a very nice atmosphere, and the counter seats in the center serve as footbaths to heal tired feet while eating and drinking. The sound emitted from the vacuum tube amps in the restaurant is up-tempo Jazz! It will make your drinks go up too 😂.

You can eat while soaking in the footbath at the food corner of Urokoki, a long-established store that originated Odawara kamaboko in 1781 (Tenmei 1). If you don't use the footbath, you can cover it with a board. There is a wide range of local beer and local sake from Kanagawa prefecture, and it goes perfectly with the kamaboko.🎵I had the wasa, and the kamaboko cut into thick (1.5cm) pieces was chewy and chewy, the best I've ever had. The kamaboko was so unique that I wondered what it was and had a texture that I loved.♥The oden was also delicious. Thank you for the meal.

One of the shops I always stop by when I come to Odawara is Urokochi. First, grab a free rental towel, place your order, and press the buzzer located at each seat at the table. Enjoying Odawara's specialty products and alcohol while taking a footbath is a special experience, especially pairing the pickled fish and oden set with Kumazawa Sake Brewery's craft beer and sake! Even if it's cold, you can relax in the footbath and drink while your feet are warm, and you can stop by without worrying about bringing a towel... it's wonderful! It's fun to talk to the proprietress who is knowledgeable about alcohol.You can also buy souvenirs such as pastries at the store next door, so many people eat while walking around.