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Jomon Natural Onsen: A Hidden Gem in Tokyo

Introduction

Welcome to another culinary adventure at Ken’s Fine Dining in Japan. This time, I explored the charming and historic restaurant, Jomon Natural Onsen. Located in a serene setting, this place offers an authentic Japanese dining experience that’s both delightful and unforgettable.

Jomon Natural Onsen

Ambiance

Jomon Natural Onsen’s ambiance transports you to a bygone era. The rustic interior, complete with traditional decor and wooden structures, creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. The centerpiece of the dining area is a beautifully crafted plant arrangement that adds a touch of nature to the setting.

The Soba+ Set Meal

The star of my visit was a meticulously crafted set meal. It featured fresh sashimi atop a bed of rice, perfectly complemented by a side of soba noodles. The soba was served with a dipping sauce and garnished with wasabi and finely sliced scallions, adding layers of flavor to the dish. The set also included pickled vegetables and a creamy tofu side dish, providing a balanced and satisfying meal.

Highlights

Sashimi Donburi: Fresh, melt-in-your-mouth sashimi with a hint of wasabi.
Soba Noodles: Homemade and perfectly cooked, offering a chewy texture.
Pickled Vegetables: Added a refreshing crunch to the meal.
Creamy Tofu: Smooth and flavorful, a perfect palate cleanser.

The Special Dessert

Jomon Natural Onsen also has a small market section selling local specialties. One standout was the “旬玉まんじゅう” (Shun-tama Manju), a delightful steamed bun made with fresh, seasonal ingredients.

Traditional Wagashi

Conclusion

Jomon Natural Onsen is more than just a restaurant; it’s an experience. From the historical decor to the meticulously prepared food, every detail is designed to offer a taste of traditional Japan. If you’re looking for an authentic and serene dining experience, Jomon Natural Onsen should be at the top of your list.

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