Unagi in Kawagoe
Posted on 11. Jun, 2008 @ 9:18 pm by harvey in Food, Travel
One of my last fancy meals in Japan was scrumptious eel (a dish called unagi-jyuu, eel and rice, and eel, and more rice) in Kawagoe.
I absolutely love this stuff.
Love it.
There is something about these unagi-don type dishes that is irresistable once you get past the fact that it’s, well, eel.
The pickeled vaiety side dish (tsukemono).
Soup.
If you’re wandering around Kawagoe, just look for this shop curtain (noren). The shop is called “Unagi Ichinoya“.
Unagi. One of the rare Japanese foods that often tastes better outside of Osaka… But only sometimes. And in Osaka it’s cheaper.
- Harvey
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Brian
Jun 12th, 2008
at 00:08
Great restaurant. I lived in Kawagoe for a year, everyone says that that shop is famous. I think it was on TV one time, so that makes it famous.
Jasper Wiese
Jun 13th, 2008
at 19:25
looks great :>
chrissy
Jun 13th, 2008
at 22:25
美味しそう～～！うな重大好き！！
今度日本帰る時に行かないとね！