Unagi Kappo Ryu

Unagi Kappo Ryu
Unagi
Discover authentic unagi cuisine at Unagi Kappo Ryu, where traditional charcoal grilling meets a serene dining experience in Kawaguchi, Saitama.
Restaurant Details
Unagi Kappo Ryu is a delightful culinary destination in Kawaguchi, Saitama, where the art of Japanese cuisine is celebrated with a focus on unagi (eel) dishes. Known for its expertly prepared unadon and unaju, this restaurant offers a unique dining experience that showcases the rich flavors of eel, cooked to perfection using traditional charcoal grilling techniques, including binchotan charcoal.
Located about a 25-minute walk from Totsuka-Angyo Station on the Saitama Rapid Railway, Unagi Kappo Ryu is easily accessible for both locals and visitors. The restaurant also provides a spacious gravel parking lot, ensuring a hassle-free arrival for those traveling by car.
The serene atmosphere of Unagi Kappo Ryu is complemented by its clean and inviting interior. Guests can enjoy a relaxing meal in the tatami room, which adds a traditional touch to the dining experience. The ambiance is perfect for intimate gatherings or a peaceful meal with family and friends.
While the restaurant's main attraction is its eel dishes, the menu also features a variety of other Japanese delicacies, such as dojou nabe (loach hot pot), aji sashimi and tataki, and a grilled mackerel set meal. For those seeking a hearty option, the nakaochi rice bowl is a must-try.
Unagi Kappo Ryu is renowned for its prompt service, ensuring that dishes are prepared quickly without compromising on quality. The restaurant operates on a cash-only basis and offers a special lunch menu on Saturdays, making it a popular choice for weekend dining.
Unagi Kappo Ryu Phone Number
Unagi Kappo Ryu Business Days
Unagi Kappo Ryu Address
Unagi Kappo Yanagi, 15-28 Tozukahasamicho, Kawaguchi-shi, Saitama 333-0805
Unagi Kappo Ryu Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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