Freshly grown vegetables, gelato, and the famous sea urchin bowl! Roadside Station Aputa" with a spectacular view of the sea|Domingo

Freshly grown vegetables, gelato, and the famous sea urchin bowl! Roadside Station Aputa" with a spectacular view of the sea

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Toyako Town

Along National Route 37, which runs along the coast. The "Roadside Station Aputa" introduced here is located in an area blessed with seafood from Eruption Bay and rich mountain produce from the volcano. What kind of delicious food awaits you? Let's get there right away! 道の駅あぷた_駐車場

Located on a small hill with a spacious parking lot!

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High ceilings give a sense of freedom to the sales area.

Undoubtedly popular! The famous "sea urchin bowl" is available all year round

When you think of Michi no Eki Aputa, you think of sea urchin bowls. The reason for the large number of repeat customers is the quantity of sea urchin served! A boxful of folded sea urchin comes neatly arranged in a row.

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Except for the fishing season in Abuta, sea urchins from all over Japan are used (photo courtesy of Michi no Eki Aputa).

What a luxury! The regular size (one fold) is 2,500 yen, but the double portion of sea urchin (two folds) is 4,200 yen, so even sea urchin lovers will be very satisfied. Please note that the sea urchin bowl is only available from 11:00 to 14:00, the same hours as the diner.

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The diner overlooks Abuta Fishing Port.

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There are more terrace seats at the back of the diner.

The sea urchin rice bowl with a view of the fishing port is exceptional! The restaurant offers fresh sea urchin all year round, while changing the region of production (prices are current as of June 2023).

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You'll get lost in the abundance of menu items!

In addition to sea urchin bowls, there are many other menu items of interest that make use of local ingredients, such as "Hotateko Curry" and "A Pork Set Meal!

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