Best Unagi (Eel), Anago (Conger eel) in Japan(page 2)

Established in 1932. Enjoy the signature unagi at "Unagi Yondai Kiku-kawa," a long-standing wholesaler.

Just a 1-minute walk from Ginza Station! Same-day reservations available. Enjoy exquisite authentic Hitsumabushi made with domestic eel in a refined space with a stunning view of Ginza.

The first specialized grilled eel restaurant in Kansai, featured on "Matsuko's Unknown World".

A specialty eel restaurant offering fluffy grilled eel at reasonable prices, just 4 minutes from Shibuya Station. Takeout available!

[5-minute walk from Namba Station] "Unagi Yondai-me Kikukawa", a long-established eel shop with fully private rooms, perfect for business meetings.

[Eel Selection] Enjoy fresh, rare female eel grilled over charcoal. A Ginza eel kaiseki to create lasting memories for important meetings and anniversaries.

◎Winter All-You-Can-Drink Course◎ Perfect for year-end parties and family gatherings!

Over 100 types of Japanese sake available! If you're in Shinsaibashi, this is the place for sake! Open daily from 12 PM! Daytime drinking is welcome!

Just 3 minutes from Namba Station! Enjoy exquisite "Kiso Mikawa Unagi" and luxurious sirloin hitsumabushi starting June 1st!

"Experience Authentic Unagi in Osaka! A Hidden Gem that Will Delight Food Lovers. Open from 10:30 AM to 10:00 PM."

【Open on Sundays!】 Enjoy the rich yet light flavor of Kanto-style unagi hitsumabushi, a rare find in Nagoya. The incredibly tender eel can be easily cut with a rice paddle and is simply exquisite! It's a favorite among tourists too!

Unagi Hyakusen A traditional charcoal-grilled eel specialty shop that brings a touch of elegance to your everyday dining, perfect for both special occasions and casual meals!

A must-try for eel lovers. Enjoy carefully grilled dishes, each with a rich aroma from charcoal, in a refined Japanese atmosphere.

Just a minute from Suidobashi Station! Enjoy a drink tonight with eel as your side dish. Indulge in our famous eel and delicious sake at the adult-friendly "Unatori Sakaba."