かっ平寿司

箱根のこの小さな隅っこが大好きです。それはこの小さな気取らない寿司店でしたが、私たちが到着したとき、そこには他に1組のカップルしかいませんでした。駐車場はすぐ隣のレストランの宿泊者に提供されているため無料です。スペースが非常に限られているため、2台または3台のみ駐車可能です。

寿司はシンプルですが、とても新鮮な味です。私たちは盛り合わせ（2400）、いなり寿司、前菜を注文しました。キュウリの上にかかった素晴らしいソースがとても美味しかったです。

全体的には良いですが、少し高価な気がします。寿司セットは約2400円（写真参照）

若い頃からのお馴染みの店️おやじさんの腕がいいね

Kappei Sushi is a lovely, small, family run restaurant, perfectly situated for a meal or snack before or after visiting the Hakone Open Air Museum, as the restaurant is situated halfway between the very short walk between the train station you exit to get to the museum, and the museum itself.

We stopped in after visiting the museum to get a mid afternoon snack before visiting the rest of Hakone, and were pleased to find they were very vegetarian friendly with English menus they brought to us without asking.

I had the Norimaki Mix, which was all vegetarian and came with 3 different vegetarian cut rolls, each with 6 pieces, all of which were delicious. A typical vegetarian offering in a sushi restaurant in America would be a veggie roll or maybe a cucumber roll or maybe an avocado roll. This was served with cucumber, Japanese dried gourd, and Japanese radish pickles…all of which were lovely and delicious surprises for my mouth. You can also get a cucumber roll on its own which comes with 18 pieces. You're not going to go hungry at this reasonably priced Japanese sushi restaurant.

Service was quick and friendly and it was exactly what we were looking for in a sushi experience in Japan. (Especially as a vegetarian!) If we lived in Hakone (and what a dream that would be…) We will come back here often.

Kappei Sushi is a lovely, small, family run restaurant, perfectly situated for a meal or snack before or after visiting the Hakone Open Air Museum, as the restaurant is situated halfway between the very short walk between the train station you exit to get to the museum, and the museum itself.

We stopped in after visiting the museum to get a mid afternoon snack before visiting the rest of Hakone, and were pleased to find they were very vegetarian friendly with English menus they brought to us without asking.

I had the Norimaki Mix, which was all vegetarian and came with 3 different vegetarian cut rolls, each with 6 pieces, all of which were delicious. A typical vegetarian offering in a sushi restaurant in America would be a veggie roll or maybe a cucumber roll or maybe an avocado roll. This was served with cucumber, Japanese dried gourd, and Japanese radish pickles…all of which were lovely and delicious surprises for my mouth. You can also get a cucumber roll on its own which comes with 18 pieces. You're not going to go hungry at this reasonably priced Japanese sushi restaurant.

Service was quick and friendly and it was exactly what we were looking for in a sushi experience in Japan. (Especially as a vegetarian!) If we lived in Hakone (and what a dream that would be…) We will come back here often.