[Okinawa gourmet] A must-see for tuna lovers! Roadside station Itoman "Maguroya Miikagan"

[Highlight of Okinawa trip] A blissful bowl of tuna at "Mikagan" 🐟 "Maguroya Mikagan" is a restaurant specializing in tuna dishes located inside "Roadside Station Itoman" in Itoman City, Okinawa Prefecture. It is a direct store of the local fishery company "Mitsutaka Suisan" and offers a variety of dishes using fresh tuna.   🐟 Store features ・Daily tuna dissection show: A powerful tuna dissection show is held in the store twice a day at 12:30 and 18:30. There are explanations of the parts and a customer participation performance, so it can be enjoyed by children and adults alike.  ・Abundant tuna dishes: More than 30 types of tuna dishes are offered, such as "Blissful Tuna Bowl" and "Bluefin Tuna Medium Fatty Seared Bowl". Menus using rare parts and local fish are also popular.  - Spacious interior: 110 seats in total, including counter seats, table seats, private rooms, and tatami rooms. Families and groups can enjoy a relaxing meal.  - Access and facilities: Approximately 15 minutes by car from Naha Airport. Located inside the Itoman Roadside Station, it has a parking lot for 392 regular cars. It is barrier-free and wheelchairs and strollers can be used.  🍽️ Example of menu (prices include tax) - Blissful tuna bowl: 2,178 yen - Premium! Bluefin tuna bowl: 3,278 yen - Prefectural tuna and local fish sashimi set meal: 1,518 yen - Large grilled tuna set meal: 1,628 yen - Children's set: 858 yen  The bowl menu comes with a small bowl and miso soup, and you can choose between white rice or vinegared rice.  📍 Store information Address: 4-19-1 Nishizakicho, Itoman City, Okinawa Prefecture, Roadside Station Itoman, Itoman City Products Center Yushokurai Phone number: 098-992-3588 Business hours: Lunch: 11:00-17:00 (last orders 16:30) Dinner: 17:00-20:00 (last orders 19:30) Closed: Closed only during the New Year period (adjusted depending on the year) Payment methods: Cash, credit card (VISA, Master, JCB, AMEX, Diners), electronic money (Suica, Rakuten Edy, WAON), QR code payment (PayPay, au PAY) accepted  The name "Mikagan" comes from the underwater goggles used by divers (Uminchu) in the Meiji era, and means "provided with the discerning eye of a professional."  When you travel to Okinawa, be sure to visit Maguroya Miikagan, where you can enjoy fresh tuna dishes and a spectacular tuna dissection show.  #AbsolutelyFreeTrip #DomesticTrip