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Asia Japan Fukuoka Dining Yoshizuka Unagiya

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Yoshizuka Unagiya

The guide was updated: 2024-07-18

If you're up for trying out something new, you should not miss the unagi experience of Fukuoka. Unagi is Japanese for "eel" and you can't find a better place for this speciality than Yoshizuka Unagiya. The skilled chefs prepare the dishes to your taste and the outstanding seafood quality will leave you wanting to come back for more.

Useful Information

Address: 2-8-27 Nakasu, Hakataku, Fukuoka
Website: www.yoshizukaunagi.com
Public Transport: 3 min. walk from Subway Nakasu-Kawabata Station Exit 5
Phone: +81 92 271 0700

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Zauo

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Yatai Food Stalls

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Yamanaka

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Yoshizuka Unagiya

Yoshizuka Unagiya

If you're up for trying out something new, you should not miss the unagi experience of Fukuoka. Unagi is Japanese for "eel" and you can't find a better place for this speciality than Yoshizuka Unagiya. The skilled chefs prepare the dishes to your taste and the outstanding seafood quality will leave you wanting to come back for more.

Chikae

Chikae

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This place is highly recommended by guests as it serves fresh fish and varied sushi. Indulge yourself in the wide offer of sushi platters and try out some of the more unusual ones, which include sea urchin, fish roe, scallops, and more.

Tempura Hirao

Tempura Hirao

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