Obara-An
Our dishes are made with fresh, local sansai vegetables, bamboo shoots, wild sweetfish, mushrooms, mountain yam, boar, and other seasonal foods. Lean back, relax, and enjoy the taste of nature.
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Policies
① Providing disinfectant ② Maintaining distance between customers ③ Ventilating indoor areas frequently ④ Disinfecting the store regularly ⑤ Wearing masks
About Takeout or Delivery
About Takeout
【Available period/times】 Same as regular opening hours
【Reservations】 Required
【Product name/price (excluding tax)】
Bento meal boxes made with seasonal ingredients, onigiri rice balls, etc.
Made according to your budget and requests with orders up to 2,000 yen.
About Delivery
Delivery available within a 30-minute radius by car for orders of five or more.
【Available period/times】 Same as regular opening hours
【Reservations】 Required
Basic Information
| Address | 〒470-0562 164-5 Nagishita, Eitaro-cho, Toyota City |
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| Cost | Lunch: 2,200 yen Multi-course meals: 3,000 yen-6,000 yen (Reservations required) |
| Business hours | 11:30-21:00 (from Monday to Friday, only upon reservation) |
| Phone number | 0565-65-3209 |
| Parking | Available (cap. 5 cars) |
| Closed | Unscheduled closures |
| Bento Meal Box Availability | Available |
| Bento Meal Box Prices & Menu | Variable depending on the order |
| Bento Meal Box Delivery | Available only to as far as neighboring towns |
| Directions by public transportation | From Toyotashi Station of the Meitetsu Mikawa Line, board the Oiden Bus bound for Obara. Ride for 60 min., get off at Washi-no-Furusato (和紙のふるさと) then walk 3 min. |
| Directions by car | Approx. 20 min. Toyota Fujioka I.C. or the Sanage Green Road Nakayama I.C. and drive on Route 419 for 15 km in the direction of Mizunami. * Adjacent to the parking lot of Washi no Furusato. |
| Related links | Obara-An Website (Japanese) |
Area Information
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