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The store is located in the Haikara Street Arcade.
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In the foreground of the photo is the "Authentic Charcoal Grilled Unadon (Take)" (2,450 yen)
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Sueyoshi's eel lunch box is also popular
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Vacuum-packed eel skewers (with sauce) can be delivered nationwide
Unagi Sueyoshi
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Recommended points
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No smoking -

No reservation required -

Solo travelers welcome
A word from the store
The eel from Osumi, a source of pride for Kagoshima Prefecture, is grilled to perfection with a secret sauce and binchotan charcoal. Please try the kabayaki, highly praised by author Muku Hatoju.
Featured Photos
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The crispy and fragrant grilled eel is delicious!
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The shochu served with the eel on rice is also exceptionally delicious.
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On the second floor, there is also an observatory model and a map of the castle town of Satsuma Domain on display.
Basic data
| Address | 14-10 Higashisengokucho, Kagoshima City |
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| Tel | 099-222-1525 |
| Opening hours | Meals/Lunch 10:30-16:00 (LO 15:30) Meals and dinner: 17:00-20:30 (last orders 20:00) Take-out available from 10:30 to 20:00 (also open from 16:00 to 17:00) May vary during peak season |
| Closed days | Tuesday |
| Parking | None |
| The average budget | ~ 3,000 yen |
| Number of seats | 80 seats (Japanese-style seating, table seats, and counter seats available) |
| Transportation access | 2 minutes walk from the tram stop "Tenmonkan-dori" |
| URL | https://unagi-sueyoshi.com |
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Enjoy the kabayaki kabayaki highly praised by Professor Muku Hatoju in Tenmonkan
Unagi no Sueyoshi is a long-established eel specialty restaurant located in the heart of Tenmonkan, Kagoshima City's downtown area.
The restaurant uses eels from Osumi, Kagoshima Prefecture, which is said to be the largest eel farming area in Japan. The high-quality eels, raised in the high-quality water and stable water temperature unique to this area, are served as delicious kabayaki. The charcoal-grilled kabayaki, cooked with a secret sauce and binchotan charcoal, is exquisite.
Please come and visit our popular eel specialty restaurant, which is visited by many people, from locals to tourists.