Chikuyotei Main Branch
Unagi / Anago (Eel)
Dive into traditional Japanese flavors with Chikuyotei’s exquisite unagi, nestled in Tokyo’s iconic Ginza. Relish authentic taste where history meets taste.
Restaurant Details
Chikuyotei, deeply rooted in Tokyo’s culinary history, has been enchanting diners since the Edo period. Located in the vibrant Ginza district, this restaurant is a testament to the art of unagi preparation. Guests are invited to savor every bite of the expertly grilled eel, which is perfectly caramelized with a special sauce that reveals the delicate artistry of the Kanto-style grilling technique.
The serene ambiance of Chikuyotei creates an atmosphere of refined tranquility, complemented by traditional Japanese decor like tatami mats. Beyond its famed unagi, the restaurant's menu extends to other traditional dishes, such as succulent braised duck and flavorful sea bream chazuke, paired with an impressive selection of sake.
Recognized for offering an authentic taste of Japan’s culinary legacy, Chikuyotei provides an unforgettable dining experience marked by impeccable service and attention to detail. Come for the history, stay for the flavors, and leave with memories of Japan's dining tradition.
Chikuyotei Main Branch Phone Number
Chikuyotei Main Branch Business Days
Chikuyotei Main Branch Address
8-14-7 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0061
Chikuyotei Main Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
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