Best Restaurants (Solo Dining) for lunch in Shijo Sta.(page 2)

[3 minutes from Karasuma Station] Get closer to game meat! Enjoy authentic game meat that even beginners can enjoy with ease, and toast with wine!

5 minutes from Shijo Station/Karasuma Station✴︎American diner inspired by a New York Cafeterias

5 minutes from Karasuma Oike Station◆Enjoy world-class Tempura in a bar style and great value lunch! Menu from a female perspective ◎

5 minutes from Hankyu Karasuma Station. Enjoy a blissful moment tasting delicious miso soup from all over Japan in a relaxing Japanese space. Great for sightseeing too.

[5 minutes walk from Kawaramachi Station] The only specialty store in Japan where you can eat 3 types of branded eel carefully raised from feed

Directly connected to Karasuma Station - A yakitori specialty store using freshly ground "Kyoto Akajidori" chicken

Neo popular bar with two restaurant in one space [Gyoza / Dumpling and stew] [Fish shop Sushi Shin]

The popular dinner is a Kyoto bar experience with a carefully selected a la carte menu and tea and sake. The course menu is very popular with women.

[1 minute walk from Karasuma Station and Shijo Station on the Karasuma Line] Enjoy the specialty "boiled Gyoza / Dumpling" and authentic Chinese cuisine from a long-established restaurant! A full range of drinking party courses available

We are reopening from 7am!

``Kin no Tsubasa'' Creative Cuisine enjoyed in a Kyomachiya

A showa-era popular bar that serves nostalgic meals made mainly from ingredients sourced from Kyoto's kitchen, Nishiki Market.

Open from 7:30am! Enjoy the aromatic Kyoto-style curry. You can also purchase the spices lined up in the store ◎

Feel free to enjoy Italian Cuisine food and wine in a resort space complete with terrace seating overlooking a waterfall!

2 minutes from Karasuma Oike Station ◆ Stand By Me, a Yakisoba (stir-fried noodles) specialty store from Kyoto

A restaurant where you can take a break and enjoy authentic French cuisine and a cafe while feeling the atmosphere of Paris.

Tsukemen (Dipping Nudle) with stone-ground whole grain noodles and chicken and seafood soup that go great together

[Short distance from Shijo-dori] Thin noodles made with stone-ground whole grain flour and Tsukemen (Dipping Nudle) with chicken and seafood soup

Kyoto Ramen [Honke Daiichi Asahi], which attracts 240,000 customers a year, has finally opened its first directly managed second store since its founding!