Sanshotei
Established in 1869 (Meiji 2), a 157-year-old tempura and Japanese cuisine restaurant beloved through 5 generations in Oyamazaki. Inheriting the tradition of Abura-za (oil guild) at Rikyuhachimangu Shrine, the birthplace of Japanese cooking oil, known for tempura fried in premium oil. Spring brings local Otokuni freshly-dug bamboo shoots, summer ayu sweetfish, autumn hamo eel and mountain vegetables. Lunch from 1,600 yen.
A 157-year local institution. TripAdvisor 4.4 (19 reviews). Trusted by locals for celebrations and memorial services across the generations. Spring bamboo shoot courses draw many annual repeat customers. Lunch from 1,600 yen (tendon) praised for value. Dinner also accessible from 3,700 yen. Active website confirmed as of 2025.