This is ひつまぶし (hitsumabushi), a grilled eel (unagi) dish at Hanaoka restaurant in Nagoya, Japan.
Hitsumabushi is traditionally eaten in [four ways](https://sudachirecipes.com/hitsumabushi/) by splitting the unagi-don into quarters: one portion as-is, another with the condiments (wasabi, green onions, umeboshi), another as ochazuke (with tea/dashi), and the last in any way you’d like. 🙂
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This is ひつまぶし (hitsumabushi), a grilled eel (unagi) dish at Hanaoka restaurant in Nagoya, Japan.
Hitsumabushi is traditionally eaten in [four ways](https://sudachirecipes.com/hitsumabushi/) by splitting the unagi-don into quarters: one portion as-is, another with the condiments (wasabi, green onions, umeboshi), another as ochazuke (with tea/dashi), and the last in any way you’d like. 🙂
Looks so good! I love Unafuji in Nagoya [Unafuji](https://sumiyaki-unafuji.com/honten/)
Loooove it!
It’s so pricey and makes me feel so full but it’s so worth every yen!
(Pro tip: don’t eat in the summer unless you want to feel like a slug)