Kongo Food Court

Kongo Food Court
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Serves meat, vegan options available. Food court atmosphere with different food vendors offering yakikiku, ramen, udon, Thai food, and Jamaican food. Vegan options are sparse but can be found. Location is near Shinden bus terminal. Open Mon-Sun 5:00pm-10:00pm.

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Toyosato, 4348-1 Climate Village Kongo, Nozawaonsen, Japan, 389-2502
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2 Reviews

First Review by PickleRick

milesaway

Points +623

Vegan

02 Jan 2022

Food court with few options - Edit

Had to request removing meat at the thai places. Ramen place had nothing.

Pros: Some places could do vegan if requested

Cons: Most places no vegan option. , Nothing clearly labelled

PickleRick

Points +933

Vegan

17 Feb 2020

No reservations required! - Edit

Many people make reservations in Nozawa to find good food... then there are people like me, really last-minute and not prepared for something like that.

Kongo is a steel factory converted into a casual night-market (food court style), where you grab a seat where you can. The ground floor has different food providers along the perimeter, while the centre and upstairs has heaps of seating.

I noticed a few options of veg udon/ramen/noodle dishes, plus fried tofu/mushroom versions of kaarage. I ended up getting the chickpea + tofu rendang; basically a curry on rice, with a small side salad. Was pretty good with lots of tofu chunks, so felt somewhat healthy on the protein side😉

My companion grabbed oden and fried tofu from another shop, the oden came bubbling on a small burner.

It would be nice to have some healthier options but you take what you can get in resort towns!

Quite a lively environment and good for people that can't agree on what to eat =)
Prices were typical of Nozawa, hovering around >¥1000 for a meal. Quite easy to get just a snack and drinks, if that's what you're up for. Also a piano for impromptu jams, if you please.