Omakase is a Japanese dining experience that translates to “I leave it up to you.” It refers to a meal where the chef selects and prepares a personalized menu for …

*For a more comprehensive list of the best Vegan restaurants in Kyoto, we strongly recommend downloading the “Happy Cow” app, which has detailed lists of Vegan/Vegetarian restaurant offerings in the …

• Steak Revolution Kyoto: A distinguished steakhouse renowned for its premium cuts of Kobe and black Wagyu beef. The restaurant is under the supervision of a chef who has honed …

• Kobe Beef Steak Mouriya Gion: High end Teppanyaki restaurant with over 130 years of expertise. Offering premium Kobe Beef prepared with meticulous attention to detail. Emphasizing high quality ingredients …

• CHOICE Café: A vegan and gluten-free café located near Sanjo-Keihan Station. The menu features dishes like veggie burgers, salads, and pasta, all prepared without gluten-containing ingredients. The café also …

• Sasaya Iori: Established in 1716, Sasaya Iori is a renowned Kyoto confectionery shop celebrated for its traditional Japanese sweets, or wagashi. Their signature dorayaki, a unique rolled confection wrapped …

*** Note: The legal drinking age in Japan is 20 years old. Serving or supplying anyone under the age of 20 with alcohol, under any circumstances, is strictly forbidden and …

• Kurama Onsen/Kurama Hot Spring: (*Had it’s grand reopening on November 1st 2024) Is a serene hot spring retreat nestled in the tranquil mountains of Kurama, just outside central Kyoto. …

• Kyoto Kimono Rental Wargo Gion Shijo Store: Conveniently located just a 2-minute walk from Gion Shijo Station. This prime location offers easy access to popular photo spots such as …

• Kyoto Ceramic Center: Is a prominent facility dedicated to showcasing and promoting Kyoto’s rich ceramic traditions, particularly Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki pottery. Located at the entrance of Gojozaka Street in …