Unafuji
[EN] Discover Unafuji's traditional unagi mastery in Yamanashi, where authentic Japanese flavors meet serene dining elegance.
Restaurant Details
[EN] Nestled in the picturesque neighborhood of Higashihanawa, Chuo City, Yamanashi, Unafuji exudes culinary excellence that echoes the timeless appeal of traditional Japanese cuisine. With an impeccable reputation for its delectable unagi (grilled eel) dishes, Unafuji offers an unparalleled dining experience that elevates the art of Japanese gastronomy.
The highlight of the menu is undoubtedly its signature unaju and hitsumabushi—the unagi is masterfully grilled, creating a harmonious blend of flavors that melt in your mouth with every bite. The subtle smokiness from the grill complements the natural sweetness of the eel, making each dish a symphony of taste.
Located conveniently near notable landmarks, Unafuji is both accessible and appealing for those looking to savor authentic Japanese fare. The restaurant's interior is a beautiful tribute to traditional Japanese design, featuring classic tatami seating and elegantly styled private rooms, ensuring a peaceful and authentic dining environment.
Adding to the captivating ambiance is the exceptional service offered by the staff, who are dedicated to providing an inviting and memorable experience. Each team member brings a distinct warmth and professionalism that enhances the dining journey. Whether you're a seasoned aficionado of Japanese cuisine or a curious newcomer, Unafuji promises an unforgettable experience rooted in quality and tradition.
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Unafuji Address
95-3 Higashihanawa, Chuo City, Yamanashi 409-3842
Unafuji 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.
Restaurant location
Get your thrills at Fuji-Q Highland or relax by the waters of the glorious Fuji Five Lakes region; immersed in nature, Yamanashi Prefecture is Japan’s top wine producer and the mountainous home to the northern half of Mount Fuji.
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