Kappou Miyagawa

Kappou Miyagawa
Unagi
Experience the exquisite flavors of unagi and fugu at Kappou Miyagawa in Kanazawa, where Japanese culinary artistry meets luxurious dining.
Restaurant Details
Kappou Miyagawa is a distinguished dining destination nestled in the heart of Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture. Renowned for its exquisite Japanese cuisine, the restaurant specializes in unagi (eel) and fugu (pufferfish) dishes, offering a unique culinary experience that is both luxurious and authentic.
The menu at Kappou Miyagawa is a testament to the art of Japanese cooking, featuring a variety of expertly prepared dishes. Guests can savor the delicate flavors of fugu sashimi, grilled fugu adorned with gold leaf, and the comforting warmth of fugu hot pot. For eel enthusiasts, the unaju (eel rice box) and umaki (eel omelette) are must-tries. The restaurant also offers kaiseki meals, showcasing traditional dishes like sashimi and tempura.
Located conveniently near Nonoichi City, Kappou Miyagawa provides easy access for both locals and visitors. The restaurant's spacious and serene interior, complete with private dining rooms, makes it an ideal choice for celebratory gatherings and intimate dinners alike.
The attentive and polite service at Kappou Miyagawa enhances the dining experience, with dishes served individually to ensure optimal enjoyment. While reservations are recommended, especially on weekends, the restaurant's commitment to hospitality is evident in every interaction.
For those seeking an indulgent dining experience in Kanazawa, Kappou Miyagawa offers a memorable journey through the flavors of Japan, with a focus on the finest unagi and fugu preparations.
Kappou Miyagawa Phone Number
Kappou Miyagawa Business Days
Kappou Miyagawa Address
Miyakawa, 1-431 Nukashinbo, Kanazawa-shi, Ishikawa 921-8148
Kappou Miyagawa Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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Wasan Shin

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