Unagi Kanotsuki

Delight in Tochigi's Unagi Kanotsuki — an exquisite blend of tradition, flavor, and genuine hospitality.
Restaurant Details
Unagi Kanotsuki, nestled in the scenic Tochigi Prefecture, stands as a revered culinary haven for lovers of traditional Japanese eel dishes. Specializing in unagi and gyu-don, this family-owned establishment offers a truly authentic and inviting dining experience. The unassuming nature of its exterior belies the culinary magic that unfolds within.
The restaurant's crowning glory is its perfectly steamed and lightly grilled unagi — an artful masterpiece that tantalizes the palate with its tender, savory richness and succulence. Each eel is meticulously prepared to order, ensuring every mouthful bursts with the flavorful punch of a secret house-blend sauce.
Unagi Kanotsuki's location near the renowned Mashiko pottery district offers visitors a unique cultural journey blending Japanese craftsmanship and taste. Inside, the charming couple at the helm radiate warmth and hospitality. This familial yet professional service creates a relaxed dining experience accentuated by a modest yet cozy decor reminiscent of a traditional Japanese setting. Exquisite Mashiko ware pottery enhances the visual presentation, bringing an additional cultural touch to every plate.
Reservations are essential due to the restaurant's popularity. However, the harmony of flavors and the soothing ambiance promise a gratifying respite from the bustling pace of city life. This hidden gem is ideal for both small gatherings and peaceful solo retreats, ensuring that every visit is marked by genuine Japanese tradition.
Unagi Kanotsuki Phone Number
Unagi Kanotsuki Business Days
Unagi Kanotsuki Address
1774-1 Tamachi, Moka-shi, Tochigi 321-4325
Unagi Kanotsuki Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
Restaurant location
To the north of Tokyo, escape Japan’s bustling capital and discover Tochigi Prefecture, known for stunning autumnal foliage in Nikko, hot springs of Nasu, and historic Utsunomiya.
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