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Ippodo Tea, Kaboku Tearoom – Maccha Koicha

Ippodo Tea, Kaboku Tearoom - Maccha Koicha Ippodo, started in 1717, is one of the most well known tea companies in Japan, with shops in all the major department stores throughout the country. As big as it has become, the original main store is still small and friendly, located on a ... read more

Hashimoto Restaurant — Hakusasonso Villa and Garden

Hashimoto Restaurant -- Hakusasonso Villa and Garden 白沙村荘 left: Zonkoro studio and garden right: dinner Last night we had dinner at a place I had only heard about and walked past. It is the Hakusasonso (白沙村荘) villa and studio of a Japanese painter, Hashimoto Kansetsu (1883-1945). Hakusasonso is located near The Philosopher's Path ... read more

Rokudenya – Tantanmen in Ponto-cho

-- NOTICE: Unfortunately KyotoFoodie no longer recommends this restaurant. -- The company that owns Rokudenya, Kiwa Group still has some excellent restaurants in Kyoto but Rokudenya is history.The manager of Rokudenya seems to take a perverse delight in being unbelievably rude to customers. I have seen him so rude on occasion ... read more

Itojyu Umoregi wagashi (いと重菓舗・埋れ木)

Itojyu Umoregi wagashi (いと重菓舗・埋れ木) Yum! Wagashi, the traditional confections of Japan. read more

Omen – Udon, Kyoto Veggies, Ground Sesame

Omen - Udon, Kyoto Veggies, Ground Sesame 名代おめん Omen is best known for it's udon noodle dishes. Omen has three restaurants in Kyoto and even one in New York City. We review the main restaurant near Ginkakuji (Silver Pavilion) and The Philosopher's Path. read more
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