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[Art & Gourmet] A Short Walk from The Shoto Museum of Art — Eel Restaurant "Shinsen Ichinoya": A Must-Try Una-Ju

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Shinsen Ichinoya

Just a three-minute walk from The Shoto Museum of Art, we would like to introduce “Shinsen Ichinoya.”

“Shinsen Ichinoya” is a renowned eel restaurant, chosen as one of Tabelog’s “Top 100.”

"Deep-fried Manganji chili peppers and eggplant in dashi broth." The appetizer lineup is diverse, though portions are modest.
“Deep-fried Manganji chili peppers and eggplant in dashi broth.” The appetizer lineup is diverse, though portions are modest.
Eel menu
Eel menu
Jo Una-ju (large-serving rice), pickles, and eel liver soup (300 yen)
Jo Una-ju (large-serving rice), pickles, and eel liver soup (300 yen)
Jo Una-ju (6,400 yen)
Jo Una-ju (6,400 yen)

The eel is plump and tender, and the sauce blends into the eel so naturally that it never announces itself as sweet or savory.
An exceptionally delicious eel. Prices are a bit high, but the satisfaction is well worth it.
Please do give it a try.

Details

Shinsen Ichinoya

Business Hours
Lunch 11:30–14:00 (L.O.)
Dinner 17:30–22:00 (L.O.)
Closed: Mondays (open on national holidays that fall on a Monday; closed the following Tuesday instead)
※Credit cards of various kinds are accepted.
※A 10% service charge applies in the evening.
Access: 3-minute walk from Shinsen Station on the Keio Inokashira Line, 12-minute walk from Shibuya Station on the Hanzomon / Den-en-toshi Line, 14-minute walk from Shibuya Station on the Yamanote Line
Tel: 03-5459-6862

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