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Kyoto Restaurant ‘Hatakaku’ – Botan Nabe (Wild Boar Hotpot)

February 24th, 2013 by
Kyoto Restaurant ‘Hatakaku’ – Botan Nabe (Wild Boar Hotpot)
Botan Nabe, or wild boar nabe ‘hotpot’, is a dish commonly found in cold, rural, mountainous regions of Japan today. It may surprise you to learn, however, that it was in fact invented in Kyoto by the founder of Hatakaku, a restaurant founded nearly 100 years ago, located just north of the Imperial Palace.
Kyoto Restaurant 'Hatakaku' - Botan Nabe (Wild Boar Hotpot) 京都畑かく 牡丹鍋Botan Nabe
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Category: charcoal grilled (炭火焼), kaiseki, Kamigyo ward (上京区), Kyoto Cuisine, Kyoto Restaurant + Cafe, nabe sukiyaki (鍋料理), shinise (老舗) | 1 Comment »

Kyoto Mountain Ramen Joint: Wild Boar ‘Inoshishi’ Ramen

July 13th, 2009 by
Kyoto Mountain Ramen Joint: Wild Boar ‘Inoshishi’ Ramen
Meet lumberjack ramen! In the North Mountains above Kyoto, in a village called Keihoku-cho, there is a ramen shop that specializes in wild boar ramen. I passed by this shop some years ago and really wanted to try the ramen but as luck would have it, it was closed that day. Well, today, I finally got to try wild boar…
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Category: Kyoto Restaurant + Cafe, ramen (ラーメン) | 8 Comments »

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