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[Tottori Prefecture] You definitely want to eat this when you come to Yonago City! 3 local gourmet selections

[Tottori Prefecture] You definitely want to eat this when you come to Yonago City! 3 local gourmet selections

2024.02.26

In Yonago City, Tottori Prefecture, there are gourmet restaurants that enjoy seafood from the Sea of ​​Japan, as well as local gourmet dishes with elaborate tastes. In this article, we will introduce three of them that are especially recommended.

Yonago City Tourism Association

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Yonago City Tourism Association

The center of the San'in tour. As befits a commercial city that represents the San'in region, it is the gateway to the San'in region, with convenient access to Sakaiminato City, which has well-developed expressway and railway land routes, and air and sea routes. In a prime location overlooking the national park Mt. Daisen and nestled on the Sea of ​​Japan, Kaike Onsen, one of the best in the San'in region, springs up, making it a bustling tourist resort that thrives on sports and leisure throughout the year. When traveling to the San'in region, start by visiting Yonago City. By linking it with the surrounding charming cities and towns, you should be able to comfortably fulfill various types of sightseeing, such as a trip to historical sites, a trip to gourmet food, and a trip to myths.

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Saba-shabu (mackerel shabu-shabu)

There are many shops offering ``saba-shabu'' in Yonago City. The basic style of ``saba-shabu'' is to have the mackerel ``shabu-shabu'' in a hot pot with sliced ​​onions and dip it in sauce, but each restaurant offers its own unique ``saba-shabu.'' .

[Tottori Prefecture] You definitely want to eat this when you come to Yonago City! 3 local gourmet selections

Yonago specialty! Yonago mackerel shabu

beef bone ramen

When it comes to ramen soup, it is common to use soup stock made from pork bones or chicken bones, but in Yonago, many people have eaten beef bone ramen made from beef bones for a long time. This has the sweetness and richness that is unique to beef bones, making it delicious!
There are many restaurants in the city that serve beef bone ramen, and each one offers a different taste and specialty.

[Tottori Prefecture] You definitely want to eat this when you come to Yonago City! 3 local gourmet selections

Rice Calf Bone Ramen Alliance

475 (Yonago) Parfait

There are many delicious fruits and vegetables in the western part of Tottori Prefecture. 475 Parfait is available not only at cafes but also at hotels, izakayas, Italian restaurants, and confectionery stores. A wide variety of 17 types of parfaits are waiting for you. Please enjoy Yonago's new specialty, which is full of originality.

[Tottori Prefecture] You definitely want to eat this when you come to Yonago City! 3 local gourmet selections

475 (Yonago) Parfait

There are other recommended gourmet restaurants in Yonago City.

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Yonago City Tourism Association

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Yonago City Tourism Association

Tottori

The center of the San'in tour. As befits a commercial city that represents the San'in region, it is the gateway to the San'in region, with convenient access to Sakaiminato City, which has well-developed expressway and railway land routes, and air and sea routes. In a prime location overlooking the national park Mt. Daisen and nestled on the Sea of ​​Japan, Kaike Onsen, one of the best in the San'in region, springs up, making it a bustling tourist resort that thrives on sports and leisure throughout the year. When traveling to the San'in region, start by visiting Yonago City. By linking it with the surrounding charming cities and towns, you should be able to comfortably fulfill various types of sightseeing, such as a trip to historical sites, a trip to gourmet food, and a trip to myths.

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