Beppu Hirokado
Exclusive fine dining in Beppu’s beautiful landscape. Experience the region’s specialties through a breathtaking omakase experience.
Restaurant Details
Beppu provides some of the best onsen experiences in Japan, but that’s not all that the area is known for.
Step into the doors of Hirokado, an exclusive restaurant with beautiful Beppu as its backdrop. Enrich your knowledge of Oita’s local food culture and traditions through one of the restaurant’s beautifully prepared omakase courses.
The experienced chef has trained at a Michelin-starred Japanese restaurant for over 20 years, so the courses are sure to delight. From delicate salads that reflect the seasons to mouthwatering fish and meats signature to the region, each dish is specially prepared to be pleasing to the eye as it is the taste buds.
Courses are paired with a wide selection of drinks, including sake and shochu. A serving of the chef’s specialty soba noodles, made daily from scratch, rounds out every meal.
With only seven seats in the restaurant and demand only increasing by the day, reservations are a must for those hoping to secure a seat.
Beppu Hirokado Access Info
Beppu Hirokado is best reached via car, but is a 15-minute taxi ride or 20-minute bus ride from Beppu Station.
Beppu Hirokado Phone Number
Beppu Hirokado Business Days
Beppu Hirokado Address
Hotta Group 4-2, Beppu, Oita, 874-0823
Beppu Hirokado Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 2 days before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
Restaurant location
Home to a hot spring hot spot that’s been famous for centuries — once you’ve conquered Oita’s world-class onsen, there’s much more to be discovered!
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