Local Info
Experience a side of Kyoto you would not see while staying at an ordinary accommodation by exploring local cafes and long-established restaurants in the area.
① Kirintei
A restaurant that has long been famous for its “wagyu” beef and Kyoto vegetable dishes. We recommend you try the “sukiyaki”.
② Kitchen Nagomi
You can relax in this café as you enjoy a light lunch or afternoon tea. Lunch is served from 11:30am
③ Kobushi Ramen
You need to try this Kyoto-style favorite at least once– you can even choose from a variety of different ramen broth.
④ Iisaka
This restaurant will provide you with an at-home atmosphere. Choose from a selection of traditional Japanese dishes to those reminiscent of a homecooked meal.
⑤ Miyako Shokudo
A local favorite. Enjoy udon noodles, “donburi” rice bowls, “teishoku” meal sets, and more. Located near Nishi Hongan-ji Temple.
⑥ Tonkatsu Ichiban
A 5 min. walk from the “Omiya-Shichijo” bus stop is a “tonkatsu” restaurant –breaded, deep-friend Japanesepork cutlet. There is also a variety of Western-style dishes, too.
⑦ CALI CALI
This café, located in front of the Kyoto Aquarium, specializes in curry rice. You can even enjoy a green smoothie, or coffee.
⑧ KYOCA Food Laboratory
A space dedicated to enjoying food and sharing knowledge. The 1st floor is filled with restaurants that use the fresh produce from the nearby market, while the 2nd floor houses specialty shops. They also periodically host events on the 3rd floor, ranging from cooking classes to workshops.
⑨ Kyoto Railway Museum
Owned by the West Japan Railway Company, the original museum was built in 1972, but was expanded upon and reopened on April 29th, 2016. It is the largest railway museum in Japan, boasting the most number of trains with a total of 53 vehicle exhibits.