Unagi Kaiseki Ogura
An eel kaiseki restaurant in Iwaidani, Matsuyama. Unaju grilled with an inherited sauce, gyuju, and a monthly eel kaiseki course can be had at seats overlooking the garden.
Unagi Kaiseki Ogura is an eel kaiseki restaurant located in Iwaiya, Matsuyama City. According to the official website, they offer unaju and gyuju grilled with a secret sauce passed down for many years, as well as monthly unagi kaiseki courses using seasonal ingredients. They also have a wide variety of menus, including eel sets, beef sets, fish, and tempura.
All seats are designed to overlook the garden, and in addition to counter and table seats, private rooms with horigotatsu are available, making it suitable for various occasions such as business entertainment and anniversaries. Located in the Iwaiya area close to Dogo Onsen, it is a restaurant suited for times when you want to quietly savor eel dishes. In addition to eel, you can choose meat dishes and tempura, and spend time comfortably in a private room starting from a small number of people.
Source: Official website (unagikaiseki-ogura.com). Please check the official information for the latest information such as menus, reservation methods, and prices. Last confirmed date: July 10, 2026
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