Yamagen

Yamagen
Unagi
Discover the exquisite flavors of Unagi and Sushi at Yamagen, where tradition meets fresh seafood from San'in Hamada Port in the heart of Hamada.
Restaurant Details
Yamagen, nestled in the heart of Hamada, Shimane, is a culinary gem that has been delighting patrons for generations. This esteemed restaurant specializes in Unagi (Eel) and Sushi, offering a menu that showcases the finest in traditional Japanese cuisine. With a heritage spanning over 130 years, the restaurant is currently helmed by the fifth generation of the founding family, ensuring a deep-rooted dedication to the craft.
The menu at Yamagen is a testament to their expertise, featuring signature dishes such as Unaju, a delightful combination of grilled eel over rice, and the Omakase Nigiri 5-Piece Set, which highlights the chef's skillful knife techniques. For those seeking variety, the restaurant also offers eel sashimi, seasonal mackerel tataki, and an array of seafood rolls. Each dish is crafted with precision, using fresh fish sourced directly from the renowned San'in Hamada Port.
Located at 7-5 Nishikimachi, Yamagen is easily accessible and offers a comfortable and clean atmosphere that enhances the dining experience. The restaurant's interior reflects a blend of traditional and modern aesthetics, creating a welcoming environment for both intimate dinners and larger gatherings.
Yamagen is also known for its extensive selection of Japanese sake, perfectly complementing the exquisite flavors of the dishes. The staff is attentive and accommodating, ensuring that each visit is memorable, even for those arriving close to closing time. Whether you're a local or a visitor, Yamagen promises an authentic taste of Japan with its expertly prepared Unagi and Sushi offerings.
Yamagen Phone Number
Yamagen Business Days
Yamagen Address
7-5 Nishikimachi, Hamada-shi, Shimane 697-0042
Yamagen Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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