Kintoki-tei
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You can enjoy your meal while viewing the magnificent Mt. Fuji (The highest mountain in Japan). Other than the classic dish “Kamameshi” (traditional Japanese dish where rice, meat, seafood, and vegetables are cooked together in an iron pot), you can enjoy seasonal dishes on the menu. Kamameshi is served according to your arrival time so that you can enjoy freshly cooked rice. The kintoki manju (steamed buns) that comes with dessert are very delicious, with a crispy outer crust and a soft and fluffy sweet bean paste inside. I highly recommend you to buy it as a souvenir at the shop on the 1st floor. There is also a prayer space in the compound.
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Store name
Kintoki-tei
Address
412-0025 Ninoka Gotemba-shi 1-24-5 map
Telephone number
Regular holiday
January 1st,2nd,3rd
Business hours
10:00~16:00
Opening day
1973
Opportunity to open a store
A Manju (traditional Japanese confection, sweet bun that has sweet fillings such as red bean paste inside.) shop established 50 years ago. It moved to its current location 30 years ago and started a restaurant. Before COVID, the managing director had a chance to meet a Muslim and learned that there were no Halal restaurants in Gotemba (Convenient city in Shizuoka prefecture for visiting the Fuji area, where you can enjoy shopping, safaris and the Mt. Fuji.). So they decided to start offering Halal food.
Staff
Japanese
Customer base
Group, tour guests, tourist
Recommended menu
Halal Wagyu Beef Tobanyaki (Tobanyaki is a Japnanese cooking metood, the beef will be grilled on a ceramic or iron plate called "toban".), Seiro steaming set meal (Steamed dishes that are heated with steam), Mt. Fuji set meal
Prayer space
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Access
Take the bus from Gotenba Station Hakone Otome Exit to Nino-oka bus stop, 2-minute walk.
Neighborhood information
Fuji Mosque (33km) Gotemba Premium Outlets (8-minute walk) Hakone Hot Spring (23km)
Language
Japanese / English(a littele)
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Reservation
Nearby mosque
