Fuchu, Tokyo, Japan｜Japanese restaurant, Uomoto

It was originally located on the approach to Okunitama Shrine, and was relocated in the past 50 years. Among the shops in front of the station There was no mark, so I'm sorry but it was unmarked. A co-worker happened to find it, called him, and made an immediate reservation. One very delicious eel in the photo! I got it. The inside is fluffy and the outside is crispy and fragrant. Sansho pepper is also ground in a mill on the spot. The staff at the store were also very courteous, which I learned from TV. He also kindly answered all my questions lol You might be hesitant because of the impressive appearance of the store, but that's not the case; it is a wonderful store. I would like to try other gozen dishes as well.

I visited on Sunday afternoon. I ordered the eel top. It's the equivalent of one eel, and is shipped directly from Lake Hamana. The sauce felt more salty than sweet, but it was very delicious. The staff at the store are also polite and kind. There is also a small rise. There is a parking lot for 3 cars on the 1st floor of the apartment. The plants outside the window are beautiful and give a sense of elegance. This is a store I would like to visit again.

I received eel on the day of the ox! The store is clean and tidy, there are tatami rooms overlooking a beautiful Japanese-style garden, there are chairs for children, and the toilets are spacious and designed to be barrier-free. The building is on the first floor and is wheelchair accessible. The eel was Kansai style, crispy and delicious.