Charcoal-Grilled Eel Hitsumabushi Fujishiro
Opened in 2016. A Kansai-style eel restaurant opened by a chef with 28 years of training at an upscale kaiseki restaurant in Akasaka, Tokyo, in the home of Mikawa eel. The eel is basted three times in a secret sauce and slowly grilled over charcoal. The hitsumabushi is served with varied condiments including wasabi, sansho pepper, and ume paste. Google review 4.5/135 (ranked 2nd in Nitorabo Toyohashi eel ranking, January 2024). Tabelog 3.97. About 16 min walk from Aichi University Station.
"The charcoal-grilled eel from a chef with 28 years of training is in a different class." "The staff kindly explains how to eat hitsumabushi—very appreciated." "I never expected to find such authentic eel in Toyohashi." "Reservations are essential. Weekends are always full."
Links to reservation and restaurant-guide sites include affiliate advertising. If you book through a link, the operator may receive a referral fee — but this never affects which restaurants we list, how they rank, or how they are rated.
Open in Google MapsView on Tabelog