Unagi No Asahiya

Unagi No Asahiya
Unagi
Savor unforgettable flavors at Unagi No Asahiya, Chiryu's culinary gem, pairing tradition with exquisite unagi dishes.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the heart of Chiryu, Aichi, Unagi No Asahiya is a beloved and longstanding establishment that has mastered the art of preparing unagi dishes, particularly its special eel bowl. Established in 1960 and expertly remodeled in 2021, this eatery harmoniously blends tradition with modern elegance, creating a cozy yet sophisticated atmosphere.
Unagi No Asahiya is distinguished by its meticulously crafted dishes, where perfectly grilled eel swims in a delightful glaze of secret house sauce. Each bite exhibits a blend of crispiness and tenderness that elevates the culinary experience. Beyond their famed eel bowl, guests can indulge in W bowl sets, where eel is paired expertly with fresh tekka bowls, illustrating the creativity and commitment to variety that the restaurant thrives upon.
Located conveniently across from the historic Henshoin Temple on Kobo-dori, the restaurant is easily accessible, offering ample parking facilities to patrons. Ideal for both casual lunches and celebratory dinners, Unagi No Asahiya offers an inviting ambiance with a choice between tables or traditional tatami seating arrangements.
The friendly and attentive staff ensure a welcoming and efficient diner service, reflecting the genuine hospitality that keeps both locals and visitors returning for more. Over the years, its unwavering focus on quality and authenticity has solidified Unagi No Asahiya's reputation as one of the culinary treasures within the Aichi Prefecture, making it a must-visit destination for lovers of Japanese cuisine.
Unagi No Asahiya Phone Number
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Unagi No Asahiya Address
Kobari-121-3 Kamishigeharachō, Chiryu, Aichi 472-0026, Japan
Unagi No Asahiya Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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