ekie is a food market in Ekimae, Hiroshima.
Editorially verified August 3, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: The souvenir hall opens at 08:00, well before the dining floor, which is the window for shinkansen bento.
Address: 1-2 Matsubara-cho, Minami-ku, Hiroshima
Ekimae Hiroba is the okonomiyaki floor three minutes from Hiroshima Station, more than a dozen counters running from mid-morning until late in one long room.
Tip: Thirteen separate shops share the floor, each with its own board and its own house style, so walk the length before you sit down.
Hondori is Hiroshima's covered arcade, 577 metres of shops running east from Peace Memorial Park to the Okonomimura building at the far end of the street.
Tip: Andersen's bakery market sits mid-arcade and Okonomimura at the far end, which makes Hondori an easy eating walk.
Hiroshima Gate Park turned the old stadium site into a lawn ringed by the SHIMINT dining strip, from bakery and coffee rooms to burgers and ramen.
Tip: It sits between the Atomic Bomb Dome and the Hondori arcades, so it works as the lunch stop on a Peace Park morning; terrace seats go fast on fine weekends.
Okonomimura is Hiroshima's okonomiyaki building, more than twenty griddle counters across three floors of Shintenchi Plaza at the east end of Hondori.
Tip: The building marked sixty years of trading in 2025; the current seven-storey block replaced the original in 1992.
Ekimae Hiroba is the okonomiyaki floor three minutes from Hiroshima Station, more than a dozen counters running from mid-morning until late in one long room.
Tip: Thirteen separate shops share the floor, each with its own board and its own house style, so walk the length before you sit down.