Asouya Main Branch

Unagi / Anago (Eel)
Experience Asouya, where timeless eel and seafood elegance meet Katori's serene beauty.
Restaurant Details
Step into Asouya, nestled in the heart of the quaint Sawara district of Katori, and let your taste buds embark on a journey through Japan's rich culinary heritage. Established in 1832, Asouya stands as a testament to the art of traditional eel and seafood preparation, attracting food enthusiasts who seek an authentic experience steeped in history.
The restaurant's centerpiece, the Genpei set, harmoniously combines the exquisite flavors of kabayaki and shirayaki eel, expertly grilled to achieve a perfect balance of texture and flavor. Each bite is elevated with a touch of yuzu pepper that accentuates the naturally savory taste of the eel. Additionally, Asouya's menu highlights an array of fresh seafood dishes, celebrating Japan's bountiful waters.
Located a short stroll from the scenic Tonegawa River, Asouya offers more than just culinary delights. The restaurant's ambiance evokes the elegance and simplicity of the Showa era, with its delicate wooden interiors and tranquil surroundings. Ideal for intimate gatherings or leisurely mealtimes, it offers a perfect respite from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Behind the scenes, the skilled chefs at Asouya are dedicated to preserving and innovating upon centuries-old techniques. Their commitment to quality and tradition has earned the restaurant a sterling reputation, resonating with both locals and international visitors alike.
A visit to Asouya guarantees more than just a meal—it promises a slice of Japanese history, served with a side of refined hospitality. From the moment you enter to the final sip of post-meal tea, Asouya captivates with its timeless charm and culinary prowess.
Asouya Main Branch Phone Number
Asouya Main Branch Business Days
Asouya Main Branch Address
I-4149 Sawara, Katori-shi, Chiba 287-0003
Asouya Main Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
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