Kyoryu Shusai Kaigetsu

Kyoryu Shusai Kaigetsu
Izakaya Bar
Discover the vibrant flavors of Okinawa at Kyoryu Shusai Kaigetsu, minutes from Yamashina Station in Kyoto. Enjoy lively ambiance and authentic cuisine.
Restaurant Details
Kyoryu Shusai Kaigetsu is a delightful culinary haven located in the heart of Kyoto's Yamashina Ward. Just a short 5-minute walk from Yamashina Station, this restaurant offers a unique blend of Okinawan cuisine, Izakaya-style dining, and Nabe hot pot dishes. The vibrant and lively atmosphere is enhanced by colorful decorations and the soothing sounds of Okinawan music, making it an ideal spot for both casual gatherings and special occasions.
The menu at Kyoryu Shusai Kaigetsu is a celebration of authentic Okinawan flavors. Guests can indulge in a wide array of dishes such as soki soba, umibudo, beniimo korokke, and jimami tofu. For those seeking a taste of the sea, mozuku tempura and grilled pig's trotters are must-tries. The restaurant also boasts a wide selection of awamori, ranging from standard to rare brands, perfect for pairing with the diverse menu offerings.
The warm hospitality of the staff at Kyoryu Shusai Kaigetsu ensures a welcoming experience for all guests. Reservations are recommended, especially on busy nights, to fully enjoy the culinary delights and the vibrant Okinawan atmosphere.
Whether you're a vegetarian or pescetarian, the restaurant offers a variety of champuru dishes, typically vegetable and tofu-based, catering to different dietary preferences. The combination of delicious food, lively ambiance, and attentive service makes Kyoryu Shusai Kaigetsu a standout destination for anyone visiting Kyoto.
Kyoryu Shusai Kaigetsu Phone Number
Kyoryu Shusai Kaigetsu Business Days
Kyoryu Shusai Kaigetsu Address
Tuumooru Yamashina 1F, 32-5 Misasagiotsubatacho, Yamashina-ku, Kyoto 607-8411
Kyoryu Shusai Kaigetsu Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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Mayonaka Shokudo Chojugiga

