20 migliori ristoranti Eel per raccomandazione a Tokyo
Che cosa è Tokyo?: Tokyo’s dining scene brings together classic washoku techniques and global flavors across an ever-changing metropolis. From Edomae-style sushi, soba, tempura, and grilled eel to contemporary tasting menus and casual counter dining, the range of experiences is broad. Markets, food halls, and yokocho alleyways create a rhythm that shifts from early-morning bustle to late-night snacks, while department-store depachika showcase seasonal bento, sweets, and prepared dishes. Many chefs highlight ingredients drawn from surrounding seas and mountains, and diners encounter everything from quick stand-and-eat shops to intimate chef-led courses. A hallmark of local history is the Edo-era street food culture that helped shape Tokyo’s preference for skillful, efficient service and clear flavors, an influence still felt in today’s ramen shops, tempura counters, and sushi bars. Pop-ups and limited-time menus appear across districts, reflecting a spirit of experimentation that complements time-honored craft.
Che cosa è Eel?: Eel-focused restaurants highlight the pleasure of slow grilling over charcoal, where glossy tare lends a gentle sweetness and sheen while the skin turns lightly crisp and the flesh stays tender. Many menus feature kabayaki alongside salt-grilled fillets, and some kitchens employ a steam-then-grill method to emphasize a delicate texture. Bowls and lacquered boxes of eel over rice are common, as are regional styles that invite multiple ways to eat in one sitting. Diners may encounter white-grilled cuts seasoned simply, omelets rolled around eel, or a clear broth made with the liver. The counter often showcases the sizzle and aroma from the grill, shaping a dining experience that balances smoke, sauce, and craftsmanship. Attention to butchery, skewering, and precise heat control is central to the appeal, with small side dishes and pickles rounding out a meal that favors nuance and measured richness.
Eel / Tokyo, Chuo-ku, Ginza 7-4-14, Hikari Building, 1F, Japan /
Ristorante specializzato in anguille con un perfetto equilibrio tra croccantezza e consistenza fondente
Un'ampia varietà di piatti che permettono di gustare sia il sapore dell'anguilla sapientemente grigliata che la sua consistenza fondente. La struttura del menu consente di assaporare le differenze tra le varie tecniche di cottura, come il hitsumabushi, il seiro mushi e la pietra calda, garantendo un'esperienza culinaria che non stanca fino all'ultimo morso. Situato in uno spazio raffinato, è un locale dove è possibile sentirsi a proprio agio, combinando soddisfazione e divertimento durante il pasto.
all'estero Valutazioni degli utenti4.23(5risultati)
JPY 2.500
JPY 2.500
Eel / Tokyo, Minato-ku, Roppongi 5-16-52, Edificio Imperiale Roppongi, B1F, Japan /
Quick authentic unaju in Roppongi — crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, a satisfying bite
This is a casual restaurant in Roppongi where you can enjoy fragrant grilled kabayaki. We use Japanese eel (Anguilla japonica) sourced from an eel farm compliant with ISO and HACCP, finished with a crispy exterior and a fluffy interior. Opened in 2023, this location focuses on unajū and is available for lunch and dinner; you can also enjoy flavor variations with extra sauce and condiments. The compact basement space offers takeout and an English menu is also provided.
Eel / Tokyo, Minato-ku, Azabu-Juban 2-5-11 AZABUMAISON201, Japan /
2026Anno Selezionato
2025Anno Selezionato
AYA
@aya06tokyo
4.50
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Visite2volte
A complete course meal filled with the personality of the owner and his passion for eel.
I have always wanted to visit Tokito.
I have always wanted to go to Tokito's. It is a restaurant where you can enjoy a novel dish called "French eel".
I was so excited to see the restaurant,
It has only been one year since they opened their restaurant in Azabujuban.
It has been only one year since they opened their first restaurant in Azabujuban, but it is a popular restaurant with a lot of media and magazine exposure.
On this day, we had the omakase course for dinner.
The owner was very passionate
the owner's passion for eel.
the owner's passion for eel.
Corn potage
Hairy crab, scallops, and crispy fried eel.
The caviar on top of the crab and scallops made the dish even more extravagant!
The saltiness of the caviar made the sweetness of the corn even stronger.
The saltiness of the caviar makes the sweetness of the corn even stronger. Very tasty.
Sashimi
On this day, we had yari squid, sea bass, kombu-shime sea bream, and sea urchin from Hokkaido,
and sea urchin from Hokkaido.
All of them had no smell at all and were
and delicious. The sea urchin is soaked in salt water of the same density as seawater as soon as it arrives.
the same concentration as seawater.
The shelf life of the sea urchin is shortened, but they still want to serve the freshest sea urchin.
but we still want to serve them fresh. The owner says, "I am very particular about each and every ingredient.
He is very particular about each and every ingredient.
I'm very interested in it.
Eight dishes
Unomaki, smoked eel, tomato pasta with eel, fried young fish, and vinegared eel,
fried fry, and vinegared eel.
There are many Italian style dishes,
The batter of fried fry is made from pasta flour. The fry were soft and fluffy, and the moment you bite into them, you will be in agony.
The elaborate small dishes make every meal enjoyable.
Four kinds of Shiroyaki
Shiroyaki, Umeshiso, Prosciutto, and Caviar
Shiroyaki is sprinkled with salt, so you can enjoy it as it is.
You can also add a squeeze of citrus fruit if you like.
Add wasabi (Japanese horseradish), yuzu kosho (Japanese citrus), or salt to taste.
Here, too, there is an Italian element.
Prosciutto and eel are completely different things, right?
I thought so, but it is not too salty and the flavor of the eel is not lost.
and the flavor of the eel is not lost, so it is a very well-balanced combination.
It was a well-balanced combination.
Smoked eel terrine
Smoked eel was served at the appetizer,
I thought it was delicious! I thought it was delicious!
I'm so happy!
It is a simple combination of vegetables and smoked eel, but this simplicity enhances the deliciousness of the eel.
If the previous dish had a strong flavor
the goodness of this dish would be reduced by half.
but here it was a masterpiece.
The beautifully decorated
Spinach sauce and beet sauce,
and the balsamic sauce is a nice accent.
Marinated eel
A refreshing dish.
The fatty eel and the accompanying salad
The fatty eel and the accompanying salad are the best to refresh your palate.
The refreshing dressing will whet your appetite again.
The refreshing dressing is also a great appetite stimulant.
Braised eel with red wine
This is the owner's favorite dish.
It is a boldly arranged dish of eel stewed in red wine, which is a mainstream dish in Europe!
This dish is a boldly arranged version of the mainstream European dish of stewed eel in red wine!
The eel stewed in red wine is so tender and melt-in-your-mouth
The eel stewed in red wine is so tender and melt-in-your-mouth that you don't even need your teeth!
Luxurious foie gras and truffle on top!
The dish is a paradise in your mouth if you enjoy it with the eel.
After a series of refreshing dishes
This rich and punchy dish after a series of light dishes
It is too delicious! It is too delicious!
Unaju
The last dish to be served is Unaju!
After eating such a wide variety of eel dishes
I thought my stomach and mind should be satisfied.
But we finish with a magnificent unaju, as if to say, "If you come to an eel restaurant, you must eat unaju!
You can choose from a small amount of rice to a large portion of rice.
You can choose from a small amount of rice to a large amount of rice.
Liver soup and pickled vegetables are also included.
The eel is steamed for 3 minutes, which is the usual style at Tokitoh.
I have never waited so long for 3 minutes!
The eel is fluffy and thick.
The eel was thick and fluffy, and the sweet sauce was perfect!
I should have been full, but for some reason, I could eat it as fast as I could.
I can't stop eating. Chopsticks that won't stop.
Finally, for dessert
Kuzumochi
Matcha green powdered tea
and green powdered tea.
The owner herself makes the matcha right in front of you.
It is hard to find such a perfect course meal of eel.
I think it is very rare to have such a perfect course meal of eel.
Next time, I will go to eat a course of all-natural eel.
The owner's personality is also excellent, so I am sure to repeat my visit here.
all'estero Valutazioni degli utenti3.90(3risultati)
JPY 14.000
JPY 26.000
Eel / Tokyo, Chiyoda-ku, Nagatacho 2-10-6, Japan /
A hidden ryotei with an old-fashioned charm
Yamano Chaya is a place that feels like a different world, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The charming mountain lodge-style building gives the impression of having slipped back in time to the Showa and Taisho eras, highlighting the presence of this little-known ryotei. The dishes, centered around eel, are delicately flavored, and each one is crafted to satisfy the heart. Every visit brings new discoveries in this comfortable and welcoming space.
Eel / Tokyo, quartiere di Shibuya, via Shinsen 20-22, Shinsen Heights 1F, Japan /
A renowned restaurant famous for its tender and fluffy eel
Shinsen Ichinoya is a popular spot among eel lovers, known for its tenderness and deliciousness. The eel is carefully prepared after ordering, resulting in a fluffy texture that is enhanced by a sauce that is not too overpowering. The restaurant exudes an elegant and calm atmosphere, allowing guests to leisurely enjoy the time while waiting for their dishes to be served.
Eel / Tokyo, Distretto di Shinjuku, Takadanobaba 1-17-22, Japan /
Un ristorante specializzato in anguille situato a Takadanobaba, dove puoi scegliere tra lo stile Kanto e lo stile Kansai. Preparano le anguille fresche solo dopo aver ricevuto l'ordine, mantenendo così la freschezza del pesce. Il menu include principalmente unagi don, unagi grigliata e unagi bianca, e puoi scegliere tra lo stile "Kanto", caratterizzato da carne morbida e succosa, o lo stile "Kansai", che offre una consistenza croccante. La salsa è a base di salsa di soia, utilizzando una salsa di soia artigianale di Wakayama e Yuasa, con un metodo di aggiunta continua. Ti invitiamo a gustare le anguille preparate per esaltare al massimo il loro sapore.
Eel / Tokyo, Distretto di Katsushika, Higashi Yotsugi 4-14-4, Japan /
2020Anno Bib Gourmand
2019Anno Bib Gourmand
東京外食女
@gaijyo
4.50
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Visite1volte
Welcome to the Fascinating World of Eels
Welcome to the Eel World.
Here are natural and farmed eels,
Enjoy Taro Bando's eel
Wonderland....
If you enjoy the bones, liver, and head
Then you can compare the soft and fluffy meat
and compare the natural and farm-raised
Because it is precious and natural eel
and share it with your friends.
It also makes you feel precious, doesn't it? LOL!
It is said to have been created over many years.
The golden liver salt.
In addition to bitterness and saltiness
to the ultimate seasoning with depth.
Goes well with the fish Masa no Shiroyaki!
If you drink sake with this liver salt as a side dish
I bet you can't resist drinking sake
I'm sure I'd be irresistible,
I don't drink sake because of the sugar content. LOL!
The meat also has more flavor in the fat
The fat has more flavor.
The times are moving on,
I wonder if the time will come when farmed brands will be better
I wonder if the time will come when the farmed brand will be better.
I feel such new possibilities.
Delicious farmed Bando Taro.
More than the flavor of the sauce
than the deliciousness of the sauce.
the taste of the ingredients itself rather than the flavor of the sauce.
If you get a good one, it will be a great night
It will be the best night 🌉.
Eel / Tokyo, Chuo-ku, Nihonbashi Ningyocho 1-5-6, Nakahata Building 1F, Japan /
2019Anno Bib Gourmand
A renowned eel restaurant that showcases the charm of charcoal grilling
This establishment prides itself on its eel dishes, expertly prepared with a special sauce that has been passed down for 70 years and the skill of charcoal grilling. The combination of rice cooked over charcoal and the exquisitely fragrant eel creates a delightful pairing, providing a heartwarming experience with every visit. You can also enjoy pickles and clear soup, backed by years of experience, highlighting the natural flavors of the ingredients. Indulge in the luxurious taste of eel in a modern Japanese setting.
all'estero Valutazioni degli utenti3.68(3risultati)
JPY 9.000
JPY 14.000
Eel / Tokyo, Chuo-ku, Ginza 4-12-1-401 VORT Ginza East II Building 4F, Japan /
2026Anno Selezionato
2025Anno Selezionato
2024Anno Selezionato
Un ristorante di anguilla con 150 anni di storia e tradizione
Ginza Yondai-me Takahashiya Ginza-ten è la filiale di un ristorante di anguilla con 150 anni di storia, con sede a Saitama. L'interno è uno spazio di alta qualità che ricorda una piccola galleria d'arte, dove è possibile gustare a piacere piatti di anguilla in stile Kanto, preparati con anguilla blu di alta qualità. Le tecniche raffinate della cucina giapponese, applicate dal capo cuoco, si riflettono nei piatti di anguilla, offrendo specialità che esaltano ricchezza di sapore e aroma.
The cozy interior has seating on the second floor as well, but when I arrived around 6 PM, it was already bustling with many customers. I ordered the unaju (grilled eel over rice) and the recommended shio hitsumabushi (salted grilled eel over rice) from the owner. The large, fluffy eel highlighted its natural umami rather than the flavor of the sauce, making it a refined delicacy. The shio hitsumabushi was light and mild, and I enjoyed changing the flavor with condiments like wasabi, shiso leaves, and yuzu peel. The smoked ham served as an appetizer was a unique dish wrapped in eel skin and ham, lightly smoked and delicious.
Eel / Tokyo, Chuo-ku, Shintomi 1-chome 15-3, Japan /
佐藤 翔
@shosato
4.00
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Visite1volte
A friend of mine who lives in Sendai recommended this place to me for a drink. As I had heard, all the dishes were inexpensive and delicious. I ordered the Ishiyaki Ojiya (rice topped with grilled stones) as a topping, and it was very tasty. It was served in a hot stone pot and consisted of a very simple dish of soup stock, egg, seaweed, and rice, but the umami of the soup stock and the gentle taste of the egg made it very delicious.
Eel / 3-32-10 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan /
A historic eel specialty restaurant for a blissful experience
Noboritei Shinjuku is an eel specialty restaurant with a tradition dating back to the Edo period, sourcing fresh domestic live eel through unique channels. The expertly grilled and steamed super-sized eel, cooked to perfection by skilled artisans, offers an unforgettable taste. The 'dual sword' eel, in particular, is a special treat that can't be found elsewhere and pairs excellently with many types of sake. Located near Shinjuku Station, it is a wonderful space to enjoy history and exquisite eel.
Eel / Tokyo, Minato-ku, Shibaura 3-1-1 msb Tamachi, Torre della stazione di Tamachi N 1F, Japan /
みわ
@chibizo21
5.00
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Visite6volte
The quality of the eel is good, and above all, the grilling method is exquisite! The inside is fluffy and seems to melt, while the skin is crispy and fragrant, making it feel like I could eat as much as I want. Being able to enjoy freshly ground Sichuan pepper enhances the aroma and adds a nice spiciness, which is delightful.
Eel / Tokyo, Distretto di Kita, Nakazato 1-29-1, Japan /
暴食人種
@sprouter880
4.80
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Visite1volte
Eel Jyu
The first appearance of the true winner.
The flavor of the eel, which is cooked half a day in advance of your arrival, and the sauce that supports the flavor of the eel, are woven together to create a delicious taste. Of course, the rice is also delicious.
The balance of the taste is similar to that of my favorite eel restaurant, which recently closed.
I guess some people will like it.
Eel / Tokyo, Bunkyo-ku, Koishikawa 1-9-14, Atorasu Tower Koishikawa 1F, Japan /
2026Anno Bib Gourmand
2025Anno Bib Gourmand
2024Anno Bib Gourmand
2023Anno Bib Gourmand
2020Anno Bib Gourmand
2019Anno Bib Gourmand
Aさん
@vitaminlemonchan
4.40
Giappone Valutazioni degli utenti
Visite1volte
【Tokyo Kasuga】
A skilled eel restaurant that has won the Michelin Bib Gourmand for 8 consecutive years.
A la carte
◇ Sashimi platter of 3 types
◇ Umaki (eel rolled omelette)
The well-seasoned eel is wrapped in fluffy dashi omelette, making both the texture and flavor delicious.
◇ Enma Jyu with liver soup
A luxurious and voluminous (360g) top-quality eel rice bowl with two pieces of eel, one grilled and one simply grilled. I particularly enjoyed dipping the grilled eel in salt and wasabi.
Halfway through, I was able to enjoy some dashi, adding nori & white sesame and sudachi & chopped green onions for a flavorful change to my ochazuke (rice in tea). It was so delicious that I finished it in no time despite the generous portion.
There are also menu items that can only be eaten with a pre-reserved course, so I was torn between the course and a la carte, but since the Enma Jyu can only be ordered a la carte, it was definitely the right choice this time.
It's very popular, so advance reservations are essential! Thank you for the meal.
Eel / Tokyo, Distretto di Shibuya, Shibuya 2-21-1, Shibuya Hikarie 6F, Japan /
Piatto di anguilla eccezionale con salsa segreta
Il ristorante di anguilla Tokushima Shibuya si trova all'interno dell'Hikarie, direttamente collegato alla stazione di Shibuya, ed è un ristorante specializzato in anguilla gestito da un'azienda storica di Hamamatsu. L'anguilla, cotta con cura su carbone e con una salsa segreta tramandata fin dai tempi della fondazione, ha una consistenza morbida e ricca di grassi. L'interno del ristorante offre uno spazio in stile giapponese moderno, dove è possibile gustare autentici e deliziosi piatti a base di anguilla in un'atmosfera tranquilla. Anche il riso proveniente direttamente da agricoltori contrattati in Akita è eccezionale, e i clienti abituali non mancano mai.