Regional Cuisine (Takeout) in Aichi

5 minutes walk from Sakae/Yabacho◆Enjoy the carefully selected charcoal-grilled eel hitsumabushi◎Completely private rooms also available

The original Nagoya Izakaya (Japanese-style bar). No holidays. Open until 5am. A famous store in Nagoya that has been featured in the media and magazines.

[8 minutes from Sakae Station] Enjoy our proud "Nagoya Meshi" with sake from all over the country! Perfect for casual drinking, banquets, and second parties.

We hope you have a delicious and enjoyable time at Bincho Honten.

《Near Nagoya Station》 ◎A rich lineup of famous ``Straw-yaki'' exquisitely grilled bonito and meat♪

[Nagoya Station, 1 minute walk] A Nagoya food and side dish restaurant with private rooms that can seat up to 90 people and a wide variety of courses!

Nagoya Castle is right there! Nagoya specialty “Hitsumabushi” to enjoy at popular tourist spots

Parking available ◆ A long-established store that has been in business for 54 years, the eel has crispy skin and fluffy flesh, and the homemade sauce that has been kept for a long time is sure to please your palate.

This eel restaurant is popular for its Nagoya specialty "hitsumabushi", which is finished with plum chazuke, and its hearty eel jus with the tail sticking out.

Eel grilled with traditional sauce and expert skill. Enjoy the masterpiece “Hitsumabushi” made with special care

[3 minutes from Fushimi Station] Founded in 1949! Very popular with tourists ◎ Enjoy exquisite Nagoya gourmet food at the long-established "Doteyaki" restaurant!

50th anniversary of founding◆If you want to enjoy Nagoya food, this is the place! The nostalgic space is also suitable for large parties.

[restaurant that accepts invoices] A bar that boasts Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) and Nagoya cuisine! Large and small private rooms available ◎ Floor reserved for up to 100 people

A townhouse cafe that makes use of old folk houses unique to castle towns. The concept is "tradition x cute".

Inao's fourth restaurant opens in Komaki City. Enjoy Hitsumabushi while enjoying the courtyard with a flowing stream.