Eel Bowl
Eel Rice Bowl
noun
うなぎ means "eel," so うなぎ丼 is an eel rice bowl, aka an eel bowl. And yes, it's very good.
This is うなぎ plus 丼. The full name is うなぎどんぶり, but people usually call it うなぎどん for short. You learned the full どんぶり reading with the vocab word 丼, but here's a refresher:
When you want to eat an eel bowl, you have to ask Don Brie (どんぶり) for the rice bowl. He's the mafia boss who hoards all the rice bowls to eat his cheese out of — remember him? Don't get on Don Brie's bad side, or no eel bowl for you!
Note that sometimes people even shorten this to うなどん. But since the ぎ is included here, make sure to type it out when reviewing!
「じゃあね、たまには連絡してね。」「もちろん。てか、近いうちにうなぎ丼でも食べに行こうよ。」「いいね。」「よかった。じゃあ、また連絡するね。」「ええ、またね。」
"Take care and call me once in a while." "Of course. Let's go eat eel rice bowls soon." "Sounds good." "Okay. I'll get in touch with you." "Yeah, see you later."