Odawara Fish Market

At Odawara Fish Market, there is a barbecue corner where you can eat freshly bought fish on the spot. In addition to seafood, a variety of menu items such as dried fish and local vegetables are also available for purchase. You can also order takeout from the restaurants inside the market, allowing you to enjoy sushi and fruit along with your barbecue. Courses with all-you-can-drink options are also available.

The only sushi restaurant in Odawara Port is "Sushi Teishoku Ikoi" located in the center. Here, you can enjoy sushi, rice bowls, and sashimi made with fresh seafood caught in Odawara Port. The recommended menu item is the "Ichiba Don" which contains 8-10 types of seafood. The bowl is made with seasonal fish caught that day, so you can enjoy various flavors depending on the day. It is sold for 1,760 yen (tax included).

At Beans Harbor, you can enjoy delicious drinks that cool your body on hot summer days or after a tiring day of sightseeing. The menu includes a variety of options such as draft beer, oolong highballs, and lemon sours. In addition, local sake from Odawara, which can only be found here, is also available for purchase. Sweet treats that children will love, including four types of soft serve ice cream and seasonal flavors, are also sold here.

At Odawara Sakana Center, there are shops selling dried fish, dried goods, and kamaboko that are perfect for souvenirs from your Odawara trip. One of these shops, "Maruishi Shouten," sells many rare dried fish that cannot be found in other stores. Their popular product is the "Hotaruika Hoshi" from Sagami Bay. Before eating, it's recommended to lightly sear it with a lighter or stove to bring out the aroma, making it a great snack to enjoy with alcohol. Another popular item that has been sold for over 10 years is the "Tako Mirin," which is also popular among housewives as an ingredient for takomeshi (octopus rice).

"Jisomaterial Kan" is a popular shop that deals abundantly with local vegetables. The store, which evokes the image of an old-fashioned vegetable store, sells seasonal vegetables purchased from local contract farmers. In addition to tomatoes and green beans, they also handle fruits such as grapes and peaches. The quality is guaranteed, as the shop is so popular that nearby restaurant chefs use it for their purchases. They also offer a vegetable cutting service for meals at the adjacent barbecue corner.