We were the only client in the restaurant (7pm on Wednesday night) No English menu but picture in the menu. The waiter forced us to take one drink each in addition to the food. The food was actually quite good and very tasty. Good quality beef and fish. Price is approx 3000yen per person. 3 star for the service but 4 star for the food.

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This AWOMB bird ball is a chain of dessert shops, we went to the largest of our stores, we ordered a set meal, a cup of coffee and a piece of exquisite cake, the taste is really good.

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Follow a friend to recommend the spicy lemon pig feet, open fire sour soup sea bass, red soup lamb, secret yellow pepper sauce steamed green crab... all taste very positive. The decoration of the restaurant is also very high-grade, especially delicious.

This durian pizza, I personally think it must be ordered, because I do not feel durian stinky, on the contrary, I am an authentic durian control, this durian pizza tastes really pure and strong.

Timely service and delicious food! I really like the buckwheat noodles very light, crisp and refreshing. You must try the dessert of warabi mochi I think this is the best thing I have ever eaten on this trip to Japan! The numbness is very soft and completely melts in the mouth. It&#39;s easy to communicate with them - they have an English menu, so there&#39;s no problem for tourists.

#5 of Light Bites in Kyoto

inoda coffee, a local coffee shop with a very elegant environment, the environment here is very quiet, and each room has a partition, so the conversation is very private.

Although Kyoto retains Japanese tradition in depth, coffee shops are blooming everywhere, and the number even exceeds the tea. There are many old breakfast coffee shops with quite a unique style. Coffee Matsushima has four chain stores in Japan, and Karasuma Oike is the flagship store. Highlights: Matsuji is a tea shop opened by Kyoto-born cuisine master Hirano Hiroshino and New York cook Cheryl Jean. It mainly serves various pies, scones and muffins, known as Kyoto&#39;s first muffin shop. Although it is a flagship store, it is located in the Japanese squatter house, the area is small, the indoor ten tables, quite compact. In order to eat this breakfast, we got up early and caught up with the last empty table, and the guests behind were going to line up at the door. Food guide: early morning 8:00-10:00 serving a set meal for 780 yen. We ordered Skang and muffins, with Skang cream, and with muffins, maple syrup. Make it now, a piece of fried muffins, very fluffy, slightly burnt surface sprinkled with white powdered sugar, look happy. One cut down, the gentle aroma of the egg floats away. Full of syrup, start enjoying it! Add an extra 200 yen, and you can also have an extra piece of bacon and a heart egg, which is satisfying. This Skang is also very authentic, reminding us of the surprise of eating hot Skang cake for the first time in York Town, England. Shopping strategy: I am very happy to eat, and I can also take out various snacks. In the food cabinet at the checkout counter, there are three layers of sweet desserts, apple pie, scone, french salt pie, granny biscuits, beautiful golden yellow exude a reassuring simplicity and happiness. Detailed address: Kyoto City, Kyoto City, Kyoto City, Kyoto City, Takakura Oike ル Kayawu 605 Traffic strategy: Karasuma Oike Station Southeast Exit About 3 minutes on foot Business hours: 8 am to 6 pm Public holidays: Every Tuesday (except holidays) Per capita consumption: breakfast 40rmb lunch 100rmb

We spent 2 months recently in Vietnam. Loved the people and the food. During our 2-week visit to Japan before returning to the US, we thought it would be nice to have a Vietnamese meal in Kyoto, a city where we have enjoyed great times, food and hospitality. We made a reservation for this restaurant, apparently one of 3 Vietnamese restaurants within a km of each other. Try one of the other ones. Our food, once worked out (there was no English menu and we were brought a dish that needed to be re-prepared because it had something we don&#39;t eat in it) was pretty good. Not as good as Vietnam, but worth eating for sure. But we didn&#39;t feel at all welcome. The waiter/chef/proprietor(?) was surly and ignored us. This is the sort of thing Westerners and Americans sometimes complain about in Japan. But it is the ONLY time we have experienced anything along these lines during our visit to Kyoto and other places in western Japan. The bill? He wrote a figure on a piece of paper. When we tried to calculate the bill based on individual items, he said there was a cover charge. Mind of late in our visit for that kind of information. We paid it and left. If this had been our first night in Kyoto and/or Japan, it might have gotten our trip going in the wrong direction. But we&#39;ve had a wonderful week, with people going out of their way to be kind, welcoming and helpful. It certainly didn&#39;t remind us of Vietnam, either. Like I said...if you&#39;re in the mood for Vietnamese food, I&#39;d suggest checking out one of the other restaurants nearby.

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