Kyoto Washoku (Traditional Japanese) Restaurants

Wij hebben hier een fantastisch diner gegeten. De typisch traditionele Japanse gerechten worden met zeer veel zorg voor jou ogen bereid. Veel uitleg bij wat je eet. De smaken zijn allemaal in harmonie. Alles was lekker en verser dan vers

The best meal we had in Japan. Incredibly well thought-out and perfectly prepared dishes that were balanced and delicious from start to finish. The staff were so accommodating and kind, using google translate to pass on their knowledge and interact with us. A traditional dining experience that I will never forget.

היה מושלם שווה כל שקל אווירה אוכל הכל

一人3000$NT套餐，完美的用餐體驗，絕對會推薦給朋友

Good food, excellent service.

Everything was amazing, service was outstanding can’t recommend this place enough. We got the 12 course meal and it was even better then expected

Easily one of my favorite meals in Japan! Do be aware that it’s an omakase, but everything was fantastic and very reasonably priced. The staff were incredibly friendly and spoke enough English to help understand the menu and what you’re eating. The head chef at the end also thanked us for coming as we left. A fun and unique experience that I would recommend to anyone visiting the area.

Beautifully restored Kyoto townhouse with inner garden. The hanawarabi mochi was an edible artwork: little translucent drops of sweetness with vibrantly coloured flowers inside. Perfect combination with matcha.

Beautifully restored Kyoto townhouse with inner garden. The hanawarabi mochi was an edible artwork: little translucent drops of sweetness with vibrantly coloured flowers inside. Perfect combination with matcha.

Lovely food in a lively atmosphere. I particularly enjoyed the obanzai set: five little dishes of Kytoto preparations with vegetables. The steamed chicken with ponzu was also superb!

This was hands down the best meal we have had in our lives. We couldn't have asked for a better introduction to Kyoto Kaiseki cuisine. The restaurant is family run by a warm and gracious couple, and each course is a piece of art that delights both the eyes and the senses. We left the establishment with our hearts and our bellies full, and would strongly recommend this place to anyone looking for traditional Kyoto Kaiseki food

We had our last meal in Japan at this lovely restaurant in Kyoto. Please note, it’s in a narrow alley tucked behind a building so very hard to find and well worth it. From the moment we walked in we were greeted like family. Each dish was beyond fresh and beautifully presented with local seasonal garnishes. The husband and wife team are engaging and make every effort to describe the dishes in English. The wife had very good English and was very interested to talk with us. The husband, chef, is a Red Sox fan so we enjoyed hearing that. The courses were well balanced between fresh raw fish and cooked plates. I highly recommend this restaurant. Of our 16 dinners it was one of the top picks and the best one to have the night before leaving this beautiful country.