Located off Gion Hanamikoji Street, this is one of Kyoto's representative meat kappo restaurants. The owner's passion to "create meat dishes that no one has ever seen before" led him to open this restaurant in 2005, when the meat kappou genre did not even exist. The restaurant's diverse meat dishes, which include not only steaks but also kombujime (kelp-jammed tongue) and shabu-shabu (shabu-shabu), will surprise and fascinate visitors.
The restaurant is located on Anekoji Dori in Kyoto. The simple and elegant cuisine based on chakaiseki (tea ceremony) has wowed the palates of numerous food connoisseurs and earned the restaurant three stars in the Michelin Guide 2018. The restaurant is so well-loved that regular customers who have been coming to the restaurant since its opening say they can barely stand it.
This restaurant is located near Tofukuji Temple, which suddenly appears in a quiet residential area. The restaurant's interior, which is located adjacent to the shrine and incorporates nature into its design, will surprise first-time visitors. The garden offers a spectacular view of the river. A full course of Chinese cuisine with a uniquely Japanese essence, filled with Hiroto Saito's sensibility, is a new sensation that once you try it, you will become addicted to it.
This Chinese restaurant is located in Higashiyama, Kyoto, near Kiyomizu-dera Temple. The owner is Kentaro Nishibuchi, a talented chef who trained at the famous kappo restaurant "Gion Sakaki" in Kyoto. The menu consists of only one omakase course. The full-course Chinese cuisine skillfully handles the Japanese elements he acquired during his training and uses many Japanese ingredients. The dishes are elegant, easy to eat, and addictive to the Japanese palate. We hope you will experience Nishibuchi's world for yourself.
While preserving the traditions of Kyoto cuisine, the restaurant is popular as a place where you can experience the changing seasons through the hospitality of chakaiseki (tea ceremony). Using Kyoto ingredients such as kyo yasai (Kyoto vegetables) and river fish, customers can experience the culture of Kyoto's monthly seasonal changes through the cuisine.