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Experience delicious, crisp, Kansai-style charcoal grilled eel dishes in the heart of Tokyo just off Roppongi Hills.
Restaurant Details
Indulge your senses at one of the most trendy restaurants for unagi (eel), just off Roppongi Hills. Here the eel is prepared in the Kansai style, grilled without steaming. Nyorosuke provides a range of dishes, from traditional to modern.
You can enjoy dishes such as eel tempura, charcoal grilled eel skewers, unaju (high-grade eel served in a Japanese lacquered box), and unadon (eel served on top of rice).
The dishes are prepared in both kabayaki and shirayaki methods, so you can enjoy all the umami eel has to offer!
The eel is prepared and grilled right after you order, and it may take up to 20 minutes for your meal to be served. But rest assured it will certainly be crispy and delicious! As the eel is being grilled, you will smell the fragrant aroma that wafts through the air, which will whet your appetite for the feast ahead.
Dining Courses
Ultimate Unagi Feast
Morning, Afternoon, Evening
¥ 9,750
(Tax Incl.)
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A veritable feast, this course offers the chance to enjoy unagi grilled Kansai-style, without steaming, for maximum flavor. Tuck into unaju and other traditional eel dishes, alongside appetizers, skewers and more—representing all the ways to eat eel in Japan!
Take your pick from the house’s selection of drinks, including sake, shochu, and a number of highly popular plum wines.
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A veritable feast, this course offers the chance to enjoy unagi grilled Kansai-style, without steaming, for maximum flavor. Tuck into unaju and other traditional eel dishes, alongside appetizers, skewers and more—representing all the ways to eat eel in Japan!
Take your pick from the house’s selection of drinks, including sake, shochu, and a number of highly popular plum wines.
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¥ 9,750
(Tax Incl.)
Select
Ultimate Unagi Feast with Shirayaki
Morning, Afternoon, Evening
¥ 11,400
(Tax Incl.)
Select
A veritable feast, this course offers the chance to enjoy unagi grilled Kansai-style, without steaming, for maximum flavor. Tuck into unaju and other traditional eel dishes, alongside appetizers, skewers and more—representing all the ways to eat eel in Japan!
This particular course incorporates shirayaki (“white-grilled”) unagi, a method of grilling unagi over a fire without any sauces or additives to let the natural flavor of the eel stand out. Nyorosuke invites diners to taste the difference ...
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A veritable feast, this course offers the chance to enjoy unagi grilled Kansai-style, without steaming, for maximum flavor. Tuck into unaju and other traditional eel dishes, alongside appetizers, skewers and more—representing all the ways to eat eel in Japan!
This particular course incorporates shirayaki (“white-grilled”) unagi, a method of grilling unagi over a fire without any sauces or additives to let the natural flavor of the eel stand out. Nyorosuke invites diners to taste the difference ...
Show more
¥ 11,400
(Tax Incl.)
Select
Access Info
Nyorosuke Roppongi is a 10-minute walk from AzabuJuban Station.
Nyorosuke Roppongi Phone Number
03-6721-1371
Nyorosuke Roppongi Business Days
Sunday
11:00 AM
03:00 PM
-
05:00 PM
10:00 PM
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
11:00 AM
03:00 PM
-
05:00 PM
10:30 PM
Wednesday
11:00 AM
03:00 PM
-
05:00 PM
10:30 PM
Thursday
11:00 AM
03:00 PM
-
05:00 PM
10:30 PM
Friday
11:00 AM
03:00 PM
-
05:00 PM
10:30 PM
Saturday
11:00 AM
03:00 PM
-
05:00 PM
10:00 PM
Nyorosuke Roppongi Address
5-chome-10-19 Roppongi, Minato City, Tokyo, 106-0032
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