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🍚 Asakusa Unana
Bigger eel rice bowls.
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📍Asakusa Unana
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Asakusa Unana2-chōme-7-21 Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0032, Japan
Google rating 4.1 / 5
Open in Google Maps ↗meal takeaway
Tokyo, Japan
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Bigger eel rice bowls.
📍Asakusa Unana
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Asakusa Unana2-chōme-7-21 Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0032, Japan
Google rating 4.1 / 5
Open in Google Maps ↗Asakusa food tour 😋! One of my fave areas to eat in Tokyo, Japan 🍙🍡. They are all within walking distance to each other: 📍Asakusa Unana (you can get bigger eel rice bowls!) 📍Asakusa Kagetsudō Melon Bread (cash only!) 📍Tokyo Curry Pan 📍Asakusa Menchi (made with beef & pork!) PS after eating you I walked over to Kappabanshi & Dengama for ceramics and cookware shopping 🍵 #tokyofood #japanfood #asakusa #unagi #japantravel
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Grilled rice ball with domestic eel. Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside.
@asakusaunana
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Asakusa Unana2-chōme-7-21 Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0032, Japan
Google rating 4.1 / 5
Open in Google Maps ↗1,338 likes, 7 comments - godaimewagyutokyo_ginzatsukiji on March 13, 2025: "🎉✨ Top 5 Street Foods in Asakusa! ✨🎉 🍞 No.5 Kagetsudo @asakusa.kagetsudo If you’re craving something sweet, you have to try their Jumbo Melon Bread! The moment you take a bite, you’ll experience the perfect balance of crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. It’s a texture heaven—truly a must-try when in Asakusa! 😋🍞 🥖 No.4 Giraffa Asakusa @giraffa.asakusa.ten Get ready to stand in line because this place is SUPER popular! 🙌 Their curry bread with melting cheese is mouth-watering! The cheesy goodness oozes out with every bite, and the crispy crust adds that extra crunch. I couldn’t stop eating it—definitely worth the wait! 🧀✨ 🍙 No.3 Asakusa Unana @asakusaunana For a savory treat, try the grilled rice ball with domestic eel. It’s crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, combining the best of both textures. The eel is so tender, and the flavors are just exquisite! You won’t find a more satisfying bite. 😍🐟 🍵 No.2 Asakusa Chaya Tabane-no-shi @asakusachaya_tabanenoshi Calling all matcha lovers! Their Kakegawa Matcha Brûlée is a game-changer. The rich matcha flavor combined with that perfect crispy texture will have you hooked with just one bite. It’s a matcha lover’s dream come true! 🍵✨ 🍠 No.1 Imoyasu Asakusa @imoyasu2005 The top spot goes to Imoyasu Asakusa for their rare sweet potato chips. These crispy, golden chips were so addictive—I literally couldn’t stop eating them! Crunchy, savory, and sweet, they’re the perfect snack when exploring the area. 🍠🤩 Make sure to check them out the next time you’re in Asakusa! These street foods are a true taste of the city—you won’t regret it! 😍👌 #tokyofood #japanfood #japanesefood #asakusa #asakusatokyo #asakusafood #asakusashrine #asakusakimono #asakusatemple #streetfood #食べ歩き #東京グルメ #東京スイーツ #東京カフェ #浅草グルメ #浅草スイーツ #浅草観光".
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Stop 5: Asakusa Unana for eel onigiri
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Asakusa Unana2-chōme-7-21 Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0032, Japan
Google rating 4.1 / 5
Open in Google Maps ↗17K likes, 83 comments - itshelenmelon on March 19, 2025: "my Tokyo Asakusa food crawl itinerary + all my best tips! We hit 8 spots in about 3 hours and made sure to do this on the first day of our Japan trip to get a little taste of everything! These are all affordable, cheap eats within walking distance from each other and located by the famous Senso-ji temple and Nakemisedori shopping street, both of which are worth visiting! Watch for details and what to order but at a glance, we went to: Stop 1: Kukurihime for coffee Stop 2: Tokyo Curry Pan Stop 3: Asakusa Strawberry Daifuku Stop 4: Anshinya for Taiwanese fried chicken - A MUST! Stop 5: Asakusa Unana for eel onigiri Stop 6: Asakusa Kagetsudo for freshly baked breads Stop 7: lunch! Stop 8: Imo Pippi for the viral creme brûlée sweet potatoes! #asakusa #tokyo #foodcrawl #japaneats #japantrip #explorejapan #sensojitemple #onigiri".