Japanese Cuisine (For Families and Children) in Kyoto

[Directly connected to Kyoto Station] Enjoy the finest traditional Kyoto cuisine created by the four seasons in authentic Kyoto ◎ Welcome parties, entertainment, and meet-and-greets are welcome.

In search of a break in nature, head to Kibune.

Enjoy the taste of Kyoto after sightseeing at Kitano Tenmangu Shrine, Omuro Ninnaji Temple, and Kinkakuji Temple.

[Private rooms available] Inside the restaurant, you can feel the atmosphere of Kyoto. Monthly Kaiseki cuisine incorporating plenty of Kyoto ingredients

A restaurant specializing in live puffer fish that has been in business for 40 years. Fresh blowfish swimming in a fish tank is made into exquisite dishes using traditional techniques. Private rooms are also available.

A Japanese-style meal restaurant in front of JR Fukuchiyama Station. A restaurant during the day and Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) at night! Suitable for everyone from children to the elderly!

A bite of happiness We value the sense of unity between the neta and the sushi rice.

A long-established Kyoto restaurant where you can spend a relaxing and delicious time like the flowing flow of a swaying river.

Founded 85 years ago, we offer the famous Tsurezure Bento (boxed lunch), which is associated with Omuro Ninnaji Temple and Myoshinji Temple.

The flavors of the four seasons are created with delicate flavors and skillful techniques. A Japanese restaurant where you can enjoy the spirit of the chef right before your eyes.

A reservation-only Restaurants located in the beautiful old port town of Tango. Enjoy courses made with seasonal and locally produced ingredients

Founded in the Tensho era, this restaurant and Cuisine Ryokan and Auberge has 440 years of history.

A long-established Kyoto restaurant located in Maruyama Park that was founded in 1913. Enjoy Kyoto Kaiseki in a great location. Private room available

[All seats are completely private] A traditional Japanese restaurant nestled in the mountains of Omuro - Enjoy homemade yuba and seasonal Kyoto kaiseki in an extraordinary space