Kiraku

The charm lies in the more than 13 types of dishes offered daily, primarily focusing on home-cooked meals known as obanzai. In particular, the original menu items such as marinated sardines and dishes using raw gluten are popular among fans. Additionally, there is a rich selection of course meals that utilize seasonal ingredients, allowing guests to enjoy fresh fish and meat dishes.

A calm interior where comfort and old-fashioned charm intersect. The soft lighting and the warm response of the staff create a pleasant moment. The decorations, each with a sense of care, and the simple, clean setup captivate the visitors. The counter is lined with homely obanzai dishes, and conversations with regular customers flow easily. A warm atmosphere spreads, allowing first-time visitors to naturally blend into the conversation. The sight of sake bottles lined up on the shelves tells the story of the rich culture of this establishment. The convenience of being close to Saiin Station is also one of its attractions, making it an ideal place to forget the modern hustle and bustle while feeling the charm of old Kyoto.

Kamegaku is a shop located near Saiin Station, where you can feel the charm of Kyoto, and it continues to be loved by the local people. The marinated sardines, which have been offered since the shop opened, boast an unchanged popularity. The shop's old-fashioned appearance has a charm that values Kyoto's traditions.