I tried some takeout side dishes from “amasora,” a natural-foods restaurant on the Naruo-Mikage Line between Hanshin Ashiya Station and Uchide Station.
“amasora”’s “Carrot Râpée,” “Shadow Queen Potato Salad,” and “Nikujaga Croquette”
Left: “Carrot Râpée” 100g, 432 yen (tax included)
Right: “Shadow Queen Potato Salad” 100g, 432 yen (tax included)
The carrot râpée has a refreshing sweet-and-sour flavor, with none of the bitterness you sometimes get from carrots, making it very easy to eat!
The potato salad made with the purple potato “Shadow Queen” looks a bit surprising at first, but the taste is a simple, classic potato salad.
Apparently it’s seasoned with homemade mayonnaise.
“Nikujaga Croquette” 200 yen each
It’s a fairly small croquette, but it’s made with beef tendon from Tosa Akaushi beef.
It has a sweet, fluffy texture and a simple, homey flavor.
“amasora”’s Menu
You’ll find natural-style side dishes that make the most of seasonal ingredients, such as “Spring Cabbage and Buntan Coleslaw,” “Eggplant with Yuzu Miso,” “Tosa Akaushi Demi-Glace Hamburg Steak,” and “Shimanto Chicken Cutlet.”
They also have desserts and sweets like pudding, tarts, and kugelhopf.
They also sell baked sweets that would make great gifts or souvenirs!
Store Information for “amasora”
It’s located on the south side of the Naruo-Mikage Line, roughly halfway between Hanshin Ashiya Station and Uchide Station.
Here’s the map↓
The address is 1F Sanraku Residence, 15-5 Miyazuka-cho, Ashiya City, Hyogo Prefecture.
amasora
Hours
11:00-19:00
Closed
Tuesdays
Address
1F Sanraku Residence, 15-5 Miyazuka-cho, Ashiya City, Hyogo Prefecture
Phone
0797-61-8551
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(*Please check directly with the shop for the latest information on menu items, business hours, and more.)
