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Ebisutei has a history of about 100 years since its establishment in the Taisho era (1912-1926) and is one of the most famous restaurants in the area. The restaurant is well known for its eel dishes using sauce inherited from the previous generation, as well as dishes using seasonal ingredients suitable for family celebrations and special occasions.

A famous sushi restaurant located at the west exit of Ageo, which has been in business for 30 years. The location is in a residential area far from the station. There is a parking lot for nearly 10 cars on the left side of the restaurant. The restaurant has 13 seats at the counter, 8 seats in a small room, and 4 to 60 people in a tatami room. It is a spacious restaurant. You can enjoy not only sushi but also a variety of other dishes such as fugu (blowfish). The counter is crowded with local people.

The owner's respect for Japanese cuisine can be felt in the restaurant, saying, "Japanese cuisine can be enjoyed by taking the time and effort to create 'dashi,' or soup stock, and by carefully using seasonal ingredients to 'entertain' customers with delicious food." The "Omotenashi" seating includes a counter for quiet enjoyment and tables with their own unique atmosphere, as well as an upstairs loft space and open-air deck seating for a change of pace. From one person to a family or a group of good friends, you can enjoy a "delicious experience of food and conversation" with the friendly owner.

Palace Hotel Omiya is conveniently located just a 3-minute walk from Omiya Station, one of the most famous terminal stations in Japan. The Palace Hotel Omiya offers unique services such as Japanese, Western, and Chinese restaurants and bars.