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Breakfast at the Kobe Portopia Hotel

The breakfast at the Portopia Hotel was pretty good. For starters, the view was great too.

This kind of view

Kobe hotel breakfast.

You get a sweeping view of the city of Kobe, Mt. Rokko included.

Breads

Kobe hotel breakfast.

Being Kobe, the city of bread, the level of the bread was high, as you’d expect.

Desserts

Kobe hotel breakfast.

Lots of variety.

Cheese and salmon

Kobe hotel breakfast.

There was quite a lot of decent food.

Salmon

Kobe hotel breakfast.

The view

Kobe hotel breakfast.

Tsukemono (pickles)

Kobe hotel breakfast.

Omelette

Kobe hotel breakfast.

You can order it three different ways.

Bacon, sausages, and so on..

Kobe hotel breakfast.

Looks ordinary, but there was something delicious in here. Namely, the Kobe Tamba green beans..

Vegetables

Kobe hotel breakfast.

The vegetables are definitely good.

Unohana

Kobe hotel breakfast.

Beans are famous around Kobe, and maybe that’s why the soy sauce, miso and so on are supposed to be good too. Apparently there are quite a few breweries as well..

Roast beef rice

Kobe hotel breakfast.

They really do roast beef well here.

Omurice

Kobe hotel breakfast.

Pretty good.

Roast beef rice

Kobe hotel breakfast.

This one was very satisfying, as the roast beef was of really good quality. It’s not like they serve steak, but it’s breakfast, so this much is plenty.

Breakfast

Kobe hotel breakfast.

The view outside

Kobe hotel breakfast.

Miso soup

Kobe hotel breakfast.

Apparently this uses Rokko miso too. Maybe that’s why it was so delicious.

Juice

Kobe hotel breakfast.

Close-up of the Tamba white beans and pancetta stewed in tomato

Kobe hotel breakfast.

This bean dish was so good I went back to take a photo. I knew Kobe was famous for bread, but who knew the beans would be this good..

Ceiling decoration on the way back

Kobe hotel breakfast.

It was so nice I had to take a picture. I got to start the day with a varied, delicious and filling breakfast. If it’s this good, I couldn’t ask for more.

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