
Located along the lively Senzoku-dori Shopping Street north of Senso-ji Temple, Unagi Suzune is a down-to-earth neighborhood eel shop founded in 1973. Deeply cherished by local residents for its authentic taste and fair prices, the family business is skillfully continued today by its second-generation owner.
The eel is prepared in the classic Edo-mae style—steamed until succulent and grilled over charcoal while basted with a savory-sweet tare sauce that has been continuously replenished since the shop’s founding. The flesh emerges pillowy soft and delicate enough to melt on the tongue. Offering everyday accessibility, the signature unaju (grilled eel over rice in a lacquer box) delivers genuine artisan flavor without the steep price tag often found elsewhere.
The cozy dining room features casual counter seats alongside traditional tatami tables. In addition to unaju, the menu highlights crisp unglazed grilled eel, liver skewers, fin rolls (hire-maki), and grilled chicken or pork bowls. Whether stopping in for a satisfying everyday meal or relaxing over an afternoon drink, it remains a quintessential, welcoming spot rooted in the local community.



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1F Suzune, 5-56-9 Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo, 111-0032
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