Osakayama Kaneyo Resutoran Bu

Osakayama Kaneyo Resutoran Bu
Unagi
Discover the art of unagi at Osakayama Kaneyo Resutoran Bu, where award-winning eel dishes meet serene Japanese gardens in Otsu, Shiga.
Restaurant Details
Osakayama Kaneyo Resutoran Bu is a celebrated destination for unagi enthusiasts, nestled in the serene surroundings of Otsu City, Shiga Prefecture. This long-established restaurant, founded in the Meiji era, is renowned for its mastery in preparing eel dishes, particularly their signature Kinshi-don, a delightful combination of grilled eel and a rolled omelet. The restaurant also offers a variety of river fish dishes, including carp sashimi and carp liver soup, showcasing the diverse flavors of Japanese cuisine.
Located just a short walk from Keihan Otani Station, Osakayama Kaneyo Resutoran Bu is easily accessible for both locals and visitors. The restaurant is situated on a narrow road in the mountains, providing a tranquil escape from the bustling city life. The historic setting, complete with a traditional Japanese garden, adds to the calm and inviting atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for a peaceful dining experience.
The culinary techniques employed here, such as grilling eel to achieve a perfect charred surface while maintaining tender meat, reflect the restaurant's commitment to excellence. The dashimaki tamago, made with three eggs, is another testament to their culinary expertise.
Guests are greeted with cheerful and excellent service, with staff known for their kindness and courtesy. The restaurant also prides itself on using rice sourced from Shiga Prefecture, ensuring a truly local dining experience. Additionally, an automatic lift is available, enhancing accessibility for all guests.
Osakayama Kaneyo Resutoran Bu Phone Number
Osakayama Kaneyo Resutoran Bu Business Days
Osakayama Kaneyo Resutoran Bu Address
Kaneyo, 22-13 Otanicho, Otsu-shi, Shiga 520-0062
Osakayama Kaneyo Resutoran Bu Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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