
Okayama
"Marukatsu" is an eel and sushi restaurant founded in 1974. Domestically caught eels from Kagoshima and Miyazaki are slowly grilled in a secret sauce that has been added to since the restaurant first opened. Eels caught from autumn to winter are characterized by thicker flesh and skin, which enhances their flavor. Eels are also believed to help prevent colds and restore physical strength. As part of their social contribution efforts, the restaurant is running a campaign to support pregnant women and new mothers. Discounts are offered on unaju (grilled eel over rice in a lacquered box) and unadon (grilled eel over rice in a bowl). The carefully prepared soup stock and house-pickled eel reflect close attention to flavor, while a consistent focus on taste and hospitality shapes a dining experience that encourages return visits to Marukatsu.
Eel restaurants are loved by a wide range of generations, from children to adults to the elderly, and have been used since ancient times for gatherings of families and relatives, such as meals on the day of the ox. Perhaps for this reason, there are many restaurants where families can enjoy meals together. If you have a private room, you can eat with your family without having to worry about people watching you, and if you have a tatami room, you can feel safe even if you have a baby or small child with you. When you travel with your family to an area famous for eel production, be sure to try it.
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まるかつ
"Marukatsu" is an eel and sushi restaurant founded in 1974. Domestically caught eels from Kagoshima and Miyazaki are slowly grilled in a secret sauce that has been added to since the restaurant first opened. Eels caught from autumn to winter are characterized by thicker flesh and skin, which enhances their flavor. Eels are also believed to help prevent colds and restore physical strength. As part of their social contribution efforts, the restaurant is running a campaign to support pregnant women and new mothers. Discounts are offered on unaju (grilled eel over rice in a lacquered box) and unadon (grilled eel over rice in a bowl). The carefully prepared soup stock and house-pickled eel reflect close attention to flavor, while a consistent focus on taste and hospitality shapes a dining experience that encourages return visits to Marukatsu.