Unagi Muraoka

Unagi Muraoka
Discover the art of unagi at Unagi Muraoka, where expertly grilled eel meets a serene dining experience in Yawata, Sakado, Saitama.
Restaurant Details
Unagi Muraoka is a renowned destination for unagi (eel) enthusiasts, located in the serene neighborhood of Yawata, Sakado City, within Saitama Prefecture. This long-established restaurant specializes in eel dishes, offering a unique culinary experience that highlights the delicate flavors of eel prepared with precision and care.
The menu at Unagi Muraoka is a tribute to the art of eel cuisine, featuring both grilled eel with and without sauce, as well as liver soup and grilled liver. For those seeking variety, the restaurant also offers non-eel dishes such as yakitori and tofu steak, along with snacks made from unagi bones. Each dish is expertly prepared, with the eel grilled over charcoal only after an order is placed, ensuring freshness and flavor.
The ambiance at Unagi Muraoka is quiet and comfortable, making it an ideal spot for solo diners or those seeking a relaxed dining experience. The restaurant features both counter seats and traditional tatami rooms, providing a choice of seating arrangements to suit different preferences.
Service at Unagi Muraoka is efficient and thoughtful, with staff attentive to the needs of each guest. Diners are welcomed with green tea upon seating, and hojicha is served during the meal, enhancing the overall dining experience.
Located just 10 minutes from Sakado Station and equipped with a parking lot, Unagi Muraoka is easily accessible for both locals and visitors. Whether you're a seasoned eel aficionado or a curious newcomer, Unagi Muraoka offers a memorable dining experience that celebrates the rich flavors of unagi.
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Unagi Muraoka Address
2-3-21 Yahata, Sakado-shi, Saitama 350-0223
Unagi Muraoka Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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