Restaurants (Child-Friendly) in Kawaramachi&Kiyamachi&Ponto-cho(page 8)

3 minutes walk from Shijo Karasuma Station!

[All-you-can-drink wine selected by sommelier wine] reserved the floor for 12 or more people on weekdays

4 minutes walk from Karasuma Station ◆ Casual French cuisine Restaurants ◎ Spend precious time with your loved ones ◎

Completely renovated Kyoto townhouse from over 100 years ago! Kyoto obanzai and Kyoto vegetables, plenty of local sake, all seats have private rooms with sunken kotatsu seats.

2 minutes walk from Kawaramachi Station ☆ Soup Curry made with Kyoto ingredients and fragrant Japanese broth!

A long-established Restaurants located in Kyoto ◆Enjoy vintage wine and authentic Italian Cuisine cuisine prepared by our chef

[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

Kyoto cuisine where you can enjoy the seasonal flavors of Nishiki Market. Exquisite dishes made with "Nishiki's famous water" and carefully selected ingredients!

★Kuroge Wagyu Yakiniku (Grilled meat) with a stylish atmosphere★We have a wide selection of wine, cocktails, and non-alcoholic juices!

Enjoy creative kushikatsu with wine. A restaurant specializing in kushikatsu, which is characterized by its fluffy batter.

[Creative Japanese-style meal Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) 3 minutes from Karasuma Station and 1 minute from Shijo Station] Now accepting reservations for parties ◆ 12 types of Kyoto local sake available | Private rooms available

[You can grill fresh chicken yourself♪] A restaurant that specializes in grilled chicken, which you can enjoy using Kyoto-style charcoal grills! Groups accepted!

Available seats on Tuesday, July 9th ◎ [6-minute walk from Shijo Station and Karasuma Station] For hot nights [Numbing! Mapo Tofu]

A Kyoto restaurant located just a 1-minute walk from Exit 14 of Karasuma Station, yet you can feel the tranquility of the city as you walk through the alleys.

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