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Ukiya Soba — Natto-tamago Soba in Ponto-cho

Ukiya Soba -- Natto-tamago Soba in Ponto-cho (有喜屋、先斗町) summary: Ukiya is second to none for soba. Soba is the famed buckwheat noodle of Japan. Ukiya's soba is handmade (手打ち, teuchi) every morning. Ukiya's famous dish is the very unique Ukiten Soba. read more

Tenshu — tempura donburi in Gion

Tenshu -- tempura donburi in Gion Tenshu, located in Kyoto's Gion district serves a famous tempura dinner course and an equally famous donburi at lunch. Tenshu is a very famous restaurant, countless celebrities and national politicians dine at Tenshu. On a weekend you can expect to wait 30 to 60 minutes ... read more

Komameya — yuba ryori lunch

Komameya -- yuba ryori lunch (こ豆や - 湯葉料理ランチ) Yuba is another very 'Kyoto' delicacy. Yuba in Kyoto comes in many forms, it is made from soy milk. Soy milk is simmered in a large, rectangular pan and as a skin is formed on the surface it is scooped up and is eaten ... read more

Hanaore — sabazushi (lightly pickled mackerel sushi)

Hanaore Sabazushi (花折鯖寿し) Hanaore is another very 'Kyoto' culinary experience. This famous shop offers only a single, well loved dish -- sabazushi. Just three slices of sabazushi and a small bowl of soup will set you back 1,800 yen! Hanaore and sabazushi is a must try!! The only dish served, sabazushi and ... read more

Torito – Kyoto style yakitori (grilled chicken)

Torito - Kyoto style yakitori (grilled chicken) Torito signature dish and Torito storefront 'sign' Yakitori (Japanese grilled chicken) is one of Japan's distinctive meals, it provides a vast and imaginative variety of flavors and textures. What's more, yakitori is cooked! So, if you are not into the raw delicacies of Japan, with ... read more
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