Sushi Unagi Dokoro Kyomaru

Sushi Unagi Dokoro Kyomaru
Unagi
Experience rich flavors of sushi and unagi at Sushi Unagi Dokoro Kyomaru, near Mishima Station with fresh seafood from Numazu Port.
Restaurant Details
Sushi Unagi Dokoro Kyomaru is a culinary gem nestled in the heart of Mishima, Shizuoka. Known for its exquisite sushi and unagi (eel) dishes, this restaurant offers a unique dining experience that highlights the rich flavors of deshiko eel, renowned for its higher fat content. Guests can indulge in rare delights such as eel sashimi, alongside a variety of fresh seafood sourced directly from the nearby Numazu Port.
Located conveniently within the Tokyu Hotel building, Sushi Unagi Dokoro Kyomaru is just a minute's walk from Mishima Station, making it easily accessible for both locals and travelers. The restaurant's clean and welcoming interior provides a serene atmosphere perfect for intimate dinners or casual gatherings.
The culinary team at Sushi Unagi Dokoro Kyomaru expertly grills eel to a fluffy perfection and prepares tempura with a light, crisp batter. The menu is complemented by a selection of Japanese sake and whiskies, as well as freshly grated wasabi to enhance the dining experience.
Service at the restaurant is prompt and efficient, with staff ensuring that each guest's needs are met with care. While the restaurant accepts cash and physical credit card payments, the focus remains on delivering an authentic and memorable dining experience.
Whether you're a sushi aficionado or an unagi enthusiast, Sushi Unagi Dokoro Kyomaru promises a delightful journey through the flavors of Japan, right in the heart of Mishima.
Sushi Unagi Dokoro Kyomaru Phone Number
Sushi Unagi Dokoro Kyomaru Business Days
Sushi Unagi Dokoro Kyomaru Address
Mitowa Mishima, 17-1 Ichibanchou, Mishima, Shizuoka 411-0036
Sushi Unagi Dokoro Kyomaru Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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