One of the three famous eel steamer rice restaurants in Yanagawa, it is on the same street as the other two folk teahouses Rokuki and Genso Motoyoshiya

If you buy a Yanagawa Dazaifu one-day pass, there is a discount coupon for Chaya Rokuki

Basically Yanagawa only has eel rice except for cruise ships. People who don’t eat eel rice will have nothing to eat here.

It is recommended to order the mini eel rice. The menu says two pieces of eel but there are actually four small pieces (if the menu says four pieces, there will be eight small pieces). It is actually quite enough.

The eel rice is worthy of being the signature sauce. The sauce is really delicious. The steamed rice below is also very tasty and delicious.
The disadvantage is that it will be a bit greasy after eating the whole portion, so I recommend just eating the mini version.

In addition, the portion of Tamagoyaki ordered a la carte is quite large, but the taste is average. It's not bad, but it's tamagoyaki, and it has a watery texture (it's not super cooked inside)
The egg strips on top of his eel rice are actually much more delicious, but it’s a pity that you can’t order that alone.