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Hitsumabushi Nagoya Binchou

4 min walk from Nagoya

🚉 About 4 min from Nagoya Sta.4 min walk
Estimated using local trains and 5 min per transfer. Express or rapid services are faster.

Charcoal-grilled eel in the Esca mall under Nagoya Station.

Where this one sits

Of the 38 Hitsumabushi places listed on this site, this is among the cheaper ones, one of the shortest walks from a station and one of the roomier ones.

Compared against the other Hitsumabushi shops here, on the prices, walking times, opening years and seat counts each of them lists.

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Most Nagoya restaurants take walk-ins, so a reservation is usually optional — for the famous ones, arriving right at opening beats booking. Booking pages and phone lines are in Japanese; your hotel front desk will call for you if you ask.

Hitsumabushi Nagoya Binchou — ひつまぶし 名古屋 備長
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Hitsumabushi Nagoya Binchou

Address
Station
— 4 min walk from NagoyaJRJR名鉄Meitetsu近鉄KintetsuHHigashiyama LineSSakura-dori Line
Type of place
Opening hours
Mon–Sun17:00–03:00 next day
Closed
Open every day
Typical spend
¥2,001–3,000 per person, dinner
Smoking
No non-smoking seats
Record last refreshed
2026-07
English menuCards acceptedSeats 58

Getting there: JR / Meitetsu / Kintetsu / Higashiyama Line / Sakura-dori Line · Nagoya Station · 4 min walk

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Hitsumabushi

How to eat it

  1. 1Divide the rice into four with the paddle. Eat the first quarter plain.
  2. 2On the second, add spring onion, wasabi and nori. On the third, pour the dashi over it.
  3. 3The fourth quarter is yours — whichever of the three you liked best.

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