Hasegawa is a restaurant renowned for its extensive tonkatsu menu and unique flavors. The thick-cut meat and crispy coating create a perfect harmony, with a hint of garlic adding an accent. Diners can further enjoy the depth of flavor by pairing it with carefully selected salt, ponzu, or sauce. The tenderness and juiciness of the meat captivate those who try it, making it a place you’ll want to visit again and again.
Tsugumi-an is a small, renowned establishment. The eel and yakitori served to guests showcase a dedication to quality in every dish, with the grilled liver and grilled chicken thighs being particularly exquisite. With exceptionally fresh ingredients and the chef's craftsmanship, you can enjoy an unforgettable dining experience like no other.
Tori Shiki is so popular that it is called "the most difficult yakitori restaurant in Japan to get a reservation. The restaurant's attention to quality ingredients and cooking has earned it a Michelin star in its third year of operation, making it the first yakitori restaurant to be awarded a Michelin star. It is a popular restaurant both in name and reality.
An eel restaurant in Ikebukuro that has become world famous. Basically, there is only one omakase course. The one and only place to enjoy a full course of eels. If you become a regular customer, you can also order grilled skewers. Reservations are extremely difficult to make, and it is said that there is now a one or two year wait. The sight of the owner handling and grilling the eel over the counter is a sight to behold.
Eel restaurant "Unagi Uomasa" is located about a minute walk from Yotsugi Station. You can enjoy the taste of the special order live eel, which is a unique technique of broiling high-quality eels of the time using Kishu-binchotan (charcoal).
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