Kyoto
Located just a 1-minute walk from Kuramaguchi Station on the Kyoto Municipal Subway and within walking distance of the Kyoto Imperial Palace, this hidden gem of a kappo restaurant is known for its seared anago (conger eel) and seasonal obanzai dishes. The menu features fresh, seasonal seafood sourced from across Japan, melt-in-your-mouth simmered anago, oden prepared with a deeply refined dashi broth, and skewered tempura made with seasonal ingredients. With carefully selected Kyoto vegetables and premium seafood from nearby waters, each dish is prepared with expert knife skills and a deep respect for dashi. The result is a gentle, harmonious flavor that enhances the aroma and natural taste of each ingredient.
Many people travel in search of seasonal seafood that can only be enjoyed at specific times and places, such as spiny lobster, pufferfish, grouper, and monkfish. If you want to savor top-quality seafood in a relaxed atmosphere, a traditional Japanese restaurant is the perfect choice. You’ll feel fulfilled as you indulge in the dishes prepared by chefs who are experts in local ingredients. Staying at a gourmet ryokan allows you to enjoy a luxurious experience, falling asleep right after a sumptuous meal.
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鞍馬口 寿星
Located just a 1-minute walk from Kuramaguchi Station on the Kyoto Municipal Subway and within walking distance of the Kyoto Imperial Palace, this hidden gem of a kappo restaurant is known for its seared anago (conger eel) and seasonal obanzai dishes. The menu features fresh, seasonal seafood sourced from across Japan, melt-in-your-mouth simmered anago, oden prepared with a deeply refined dashi broth, and skewered tempura made with seasonal ingredients. With carefully selected Kyoto vegetables and premium seafood from nearby waters, each dish is prepared with expert knife skills and a deep respect for dashi. The result is a gentle, harmonious flavor that enhances the aroma and natural taste of each ingredient.