If you want to get off the tourist circuit and eat with local workers, this shokudō (small budget restaurant) serves authentic and excellent-value dishes, conveniently on display. Take a tray and pick up the freshly cooked dishes you want, canteen style. Choices such as pork with bean sprouts, okra, grilled salmon, and spinach are simple and tasty.
Maido Ōkini
Hiroshima
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