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Roadside Station “Oono” Food Hall

Hirono Town

Northern Iwate

Other

    "Roadside Station Ono" is located along National Route 395 in Ono, Hirono Town. At the "Food Hall" located in one corner, the local cuisine "Hittsumi", which has been eaten frequently in the area since ancient times, and "Akadori Ramen" using red chicken (Michinoku Akadori) are popular.

    Location
    58-12-30 Ohno, Hirono-cho, Kunohe-gun 028-8802
    Business Hours
    [Roadside Station Ono] 9:00-17:00
    [Food Hall] April to November/11:00 to 19:00
    (Last order is 18:30)
    December-March/11:00-18:00
    (Last order is 17:30)
    Closed
    New year holiday season
    Inquiries
    Roadside Station Ono
    Phone number 0194-77-3202
    FAX number 0194-77-3203
    Website
    http://www.ohnocampus.jp/taberu/syokunoyakata.htmlOpen in new tab
    Other
    108 parking spaces
    Number of seats: 50 seats

    Route 1: Ninohe Station → [110 minutes by bus] Industrial Design Center bus stop → [1 minute walk] Roadside Station “Oono” Food Hall
    Route 2: Karumai IC → [30 minutes by car] Roadside Station “Ono” Food Hall
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