Great value for money ♡ "Limited to 10 meals per day" Enjoy a delicious, thick and juicy eel bowl at a great price (Ozasa, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City)

Hello. I'm ayu.latte, a writer who loves delicious food.

This time, we will introduce you to an excellent eel bowl that can be enjoyed at a great value, with only 10 bowls available per day.

"Imasuke", a restaurant in a residential area serving eel and Japanese cuisine (Ozasa, Chuo Ward, Fukuoka City)

"Unagi and Japanese Cuisine Imasuke" opened on October 17, 2022 in Osasa, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City.

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The restaurant's name "Imasuke" is said to have been derived from "Okubo Imasuke," who is said to have been the first person in Japan to eat "unadon" (grilled eel on rice) at a playhouse in Sakaimachi, Nihonbashi, Edo, during the late Edo period (there are various theories).

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It was actually my first time eating eel at a restaurant that specializes in eel, so I was excited as I stepped through the curtain.

When I entered the store, I was greeted by a lovely smiling staff member who guided me around, which made me feel at ease.

Choose your seating to suit any occasion, from celebrations to bringing pets!

The restaurant has a variety of seating options to suit the occasion, including private rooms, a counter, and even terrace seating where you can bring your pet (dog).

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Apparently many people use the private rooms for family gatherings.

A table with chairs and

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There are private tatami rooms available. They are perfect for celebrations with children, such as "Okuizome" (first meal).

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Slowly cooked over charcoal! "Delicious eel" made with the utmost care

Imasuke uses carefully selected eel and sauce, and was opened with the desire to "spread the most delicious eel in Fukuoka."

The eel used is the rare, blue-colored eel, which has particularly thick, tender meat and thin skin. Furthermore, it is sourced from Nagoya and slowly grilled over charcoal.

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The mirin used in the sauce is deliberately used without evaporating the alcohol, allowing the food to be baked without losing its flavor.

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Limited to 10 meals per day! A highly popular and affordable lunch

One of the highlights at Imasuke is the Unatama Mentaiko Rice Bowl (with soup and pickles) that can be enjoyed at lunchtime. The bowl usually costs 3,000 yen, but it is being offered at a bargain price of 1,980 yen, with only 10 bowls offered per day!

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It comes with 1/4 of an eel, rolled omelet, and Spicy Fish Eggs spicy cod roe) in one belly! It's a great value for money♡

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The eel is juicy and the rolled omelet is fluffy. The dashi broth oozes out!

Anyway, it was excellent and a great deal. It was a very tasty dish.

We recommend you make a reservation by phone in advance!

And many more delicious eel dishes!

There are many other eel dishes on the menu, all of which come with soup and pickles.

The "Unadon" (Grilled eel rice bowl), from which the restaurant's name is derived, comes with half an eel and is reasonably priced at 1,980 yen.

This is the "Unadon" (grilled eel on rice). You can choose between a whole eel (3,850 yen), a whole and a half eel (5,500 yen), or two eels (7,400 yen).

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The "Unatama-don" (half eel 2,200 yen, whole eel 4,290 yen) is topped with juicy eel and fluffy rolled egg.

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The "Unagi Mentaiko Rice Bowl" (2,980 yen) is a reasonably priced dish that comes with half an eel and a belly of Spicy Fish Eggs.

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This is "Hitsumabushi" (3,960 yen). It can be enjoyed in three ways: first with just rice and eel, then with condiments, and finally with soup stock. It is popular for its refreshing taste.

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The "Steamed in a bamboo steamer" (3,960 yen) is a luxurious dish consisting of rice topped with shredded egg and a whole grilled eel.

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There are other course meals available too. Please come and try the delicious eel. (Text by ayu.latte)

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■ Eel and Japanese cuisine Imasuke
Address: 1-7-1 Ozasa, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City
Business hours: Lunch 11:00-15:00 (L.O. 14:00), Dinner 17:00-21:00 (L.O. 20:00)
Closed: Irregular
*This article is current as of the time of publication. *Prices in the text include tax.

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