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Unagi-don recommendation in Tokyo
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2019/1/25 23:25
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Anyone could recommend Unagi-don in Tokyo but not one too far from the touristy area still? I'd stay in Shinagawa so I'd mostly stroll around Ginza and perhaps Odaiba area
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by SakuraBunny888
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Re: Unagi-don recommendation in Tokyo
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2019/1/26 10:05
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There are plenty of good Unagi shops around Asakusa area (easily walkable from the station or Kaminarimon), though the more famous ones can be quite expensive and need queueing time.
One of the cheaper options would be Unatoto which has a lot of branches in Tokyo, and I think it is pretty good too.
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by JPN48
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Re: Unagi-don recommendation in Tokyo
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2019/2/2 16:14
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I see "Nodaiwa" in the link given by Umami Dearest
They have easily accessed store in Ginza. Has anyone tried the Ginza one? Is it any difference with the main Higashi-Azabu one? Normally, there could be difference in taste between main shop and the branches
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by SakuraBunny888
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Re: Unagi-don recommendation in Tokyo
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2019/2/2 18:10
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Is the Bincho you mention this one?
Actually I was referring to the branch of Bincho in Tokyo Skytree, which I prefer to the branch in Marronnier Gate (the one in your link).
Also I've had plenty of very good unagi for under Y3000, even at some of the more famous unagi restaurants.
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by Umami Dearest
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Re: Unagi-don recommendation in Tokyo
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2019/2/3 19:19
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Hi Umami Dearest,
May I know why do you prefer the branch in Tokyo Sky Tree than the Ginza one? Is it the location or the taste? sometimes the taste could be different between branches
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by SakuraBunny888
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