Miho Yagi

Miho Yagi
Experience the authentic taste of unagi at Miho Yagi, by Lake Lake Kasumigaura in Tsuchiura, offering traditional Japanese cuisine and serene views.
Restaurant Details
Miho Yagi is a celebrated dining establishment in Tsuchiura, Ibaraki, renowned for its exquisite unagi (grilled eel) and seafood dishes. With over 50 years of history, this restaurant has become a staple for those seeking authentic Japanese cuisine. The menu features specialties such as unaju, a delightful dish of grilled eel served over rice, and a variety of river fish and seafood offerings. Diners can also enjoy sides like tororo with mozuku, pickles, and a flavorful liver soup.
The culinary techniques at Miho Yagi are a testament to traditional Japanese cooking, with eel grilled to perfection, sometimes achieving a deep crispiness or steamed for a softer texture. The restaurant's location offers a serene view of Lake Lake Kasumigaura, enhancing the dining experience with its tranquil surroundings.
Guests are welcomed into traditional Japanese-style rooms, some featuring tatami flooring, and private rooms are available for a more intimate dining experience. The grand architecture of the building adds to the charm, providing a perfect backdrop for enjoying the award-winning cuisine.
The staff at Miho Yagi are known for their friendly service, often going the extra mile by offering small souvenirs like hina origami dolls to guests. Reservations are recommended, especially during busy periods like weekends and holidays, to ensure a seamless dining experience.
Located just a short drive from Tsuchiura Station, Miho Yagi is easily accessible for both locals and visitors. Whether you're a fan of unagi or simply looking to enjoy a meal with a view, this restaurant promises a memorable culinary journey.
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Miho Yagi Address
311 Takita 2-chome, Tsuchiura, Ibaraki 300-0839
Miho Yagi Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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