Trip to Kyoto♡ While exploring the crowded Nishiki Market, I came across a display of overflowing chestnuts. There was a sign that kindly said, "Feel free to take photos," so I snapped a picture. The staff generously peeled a large chestnut for tasting and placed it in front of me, saying, "Please try it." There were many Chinese tourists around, and the staff was speaking some basic Chinese words. It seems that in this day and age, communication skills and language abilities are necessary even for staff members. (/・ω・)/ Ganbatte♪ I lined up for a taste test. It was so sweet and the chestnut was soft and delicious♡ As a chestnut lover, I had to buy some! I purchased a 250g pack for 1080 yen. The chestnuts were large and seemed to be of good quality. When I got home, I lightly microwaved them and enjoyed their soft and delicious taste. And then... I realized later that these were the chestnuts that the famous sweet and spicy chestnut expert, Amakara Kuriman, had recommended. No wonder they were so delicious! I bought them from the main store as Amakara-san suggested! (^▽^)/ I will keep the comment section open until January 3rd. I may be slow to respond this week due to work, but I apologize in advance for any delays. (^^♪

■Located in the center of Kyoto and known as a popular spot for food tasting, Nishiki Market is a bustling marketplace with various shops offering gourmet delights. Among them, this particular shop stands out with its energetic atmosphere. The friendly staff enthusiastically offer samples of black bean tea and chestnuts. Intrigued by their inviting voices, I step inside the shop. The interior is filled with the shop's specialties such as "yaki pon" (roasted chestnuts), premium black bean tea made from 100% top-grade black beans, and a variety of healthy dried fruits. Towards the back of the shop, there is an eat-in area where I decide to try the yaki pon. The walls are adorned with autographs of celebrities, indicating the shop's popularity as a featured spot on television. Before indulging in the yaki pon, I had the opportunity to observe how they are made. Using a machine to create the pon snack, the sight of steam rising was quite impressive! ■Items consumed in the eat-in area: Yaki Pon Prices vary depending on the gram: 700 yen/130g, 1,200 yen/270g, 2,400 yen/540g, 3,600 yen/810g A skilled craftsman carefully scored each chestnut, making it easy to peel. As I peeled the chestnut, a subtle and fragrant aroma of chestnuts filled the air. The chestnuts were surprisingly soft, sweet, and delicious, with the added bonus of being free from additives. I found myself easily indulging in multiple pieces! In addition to purchasing in-store, you can also order these delightful roasted chestnuts from the shop's website for enjoyment at home during the upcoming seasons.

I received a souvenir of baked sweet potato from Kyoto. I tried the famous baked sweet potato from Kyoto Tanba Nishiki Market Main Store located at 1-1-1 Nishiki, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto City. It was my first time trying it. It had a soft and delicious texture different from chestnuts. It is a recommended souvenir item.

Next to the taiyaki shop, I discovered a tasting of black soybean tea after eating taiyaki. The staff was friendly, and there were many autographs of celebrities displayed. They use the highest quality black soybeans, 100% pure. They apply pressure with a pon snack machine, preserving the umami, aroma, and crispiness. The tea is carefully baked by artisans, with no additives or coloring for peace of mind. It's also caffeine-free. I tried the black soybean tea bags at home. One bag makes about 1 liter of delicious tea. It can be enjoyed cold, but the flavor of the black soybeans is more pronounced when warm. It's a calming drink. I visited Nishiki Market around 5 pm, and despite the crowds, the payment process was smooth.

I went to Kyoto for personal reasons. I arrived too early, so while wandering around, I found this place that was still open. They had a large machine used for making rice crackers. The recommended item was the Pon Kuri, and when I thought "looks delicious," they offered me one to try. It was so tasty that I ended up buying some right away. The sales pitch by the lady at the entrance was amazing! They had various other products as well. It was very delicious. I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the meal!

"Nishiki Market's popular shop, 'Kyotamba.' Tamba chestnuts and black beans are popular here. - Black Bean Sweet (¥400): I tried the chestnuts at another shop before and thought 'I peeled them all in the end' was delicious, so this time I decided to try the black beans. The skin is crispy with a good bite, and the inside is full of a nice bean texture. The sweetness is mild, allowing the flavor of the ingredients to shine. - Black Bean Sweet Brandy Flavor (¥400): The base is the same as the regular one, but the brandy flavor is quite strong, and personally, I prefer this one as it has a more distinctive taste."

In the bustling market, many celebrities have visited this place. Since I love chestnuts more than anything, I decided to order online. Following the instructions to warm it up in the oven, I baked it to perfection. Now, time to taste it... Delicious! It's made with rare chestnuts without any additives, just the natural sweetness and flavor of the chestnuts. It's different from any chestnut I've had before. The chestnut is large, packed with filling, and the sweetness spreads in your mouth. It's the best snack, isn't it? Of course, visiting the actual store is the best experience, but for those who are far away, I highly recommend ordering it online! * Roasted Chestnuts * 130g for 660 yen (in-store only) * 270g for 1,200 yen * 540g for 2,400 yen * 540g for 3,600 yen

[Store Name] Kyo-Tamba Nishiki Market Main Store In October 2022, I received a gift from a friend who visited Kyoto, and it was a luxurious mountain of chestnuts. It's a seasonal treat, so I'm really happy. These chestnuts are from a popular shop at Nishiki Market, known as the "Kitchen of Kyoto". They are made using a method called "Yaki-Pon", where each chestnut has a slit making it easy to eat, and you can tell they are carefully made. When eaten as is, you can taste a sweet dessert-like flavor, and when warmed up, you can enjoy the fluffy texture. Both ways are delicious, so it's worth trying both. It's also great that you can order them online on Yahoo! Shopping or Rakuten Ichiba. I feel tempted to order some after receiving them as a gift. Thank you for the treat.

One of the most popular spots for foodies, this shop offers limited-time roasted Dainagon chestnuts that are surprisingly large in size! It was my first time seeing such big chestnuts! The sweet aroma immediately evokes the feeling of autumn, and when you bite into it, you'll experience a luxurious sweetness that melts in your mouth. With each bite, you'll find yourself wanting more until you've finished the whole thing. The fact that it's easy to split open thanks to the cut makes it even more convenient! You can also order them to enjoy at home, which is great! They are so delicious that they disappear in an instant, so I recommend buying a little extra just in case (laughs). Thank you for the meal!

Kyotanba Nishiki Market Main Store, a chestnut specialty store located a 5-7 minute walk from Kawaramachi Station in Kyoto. This popular shop offers items like baked chestnuts for sampling on the spot, as well as raw Tanba chestnuts for purchase. It tends to get crowded on weekends. They also have products like black soybean tea that have a longer shelf life, making them perfect for souvenirs from Kyoto. The cozy cafe space in the back is a nice touch. I tried their 100g of Tanba chestnuts this time. While it requires a bit of cooking, the price is reasonable for the quality of chestnuts you get. The natural sweetness of the chestnuts is outstanding, and when heated, they become even more delicious. A must-visit shop while exploring Kyoto. Enjoyed my meal!

Finally got my hands on the popular product, "Yaki Pon" using 'Tamba chestnuts'. It's a limited quantity product that is said to be difficult to restock, and it's incredibly delicious chestnuts! Each chestnut is large, sweet, and just delicious! Yaki Pon is available in various sizes such as 130g for 660 yen (in-store only), 270g for 1,200 yen, 540g for 2,400 yen, and more. You can enjoy the sweet and moist chestnuts! In addition to in-store purchases, there are also online shops on Yahoo and Rakuten, so you can enjoy them no matter where you live in the country. They do not use any preservatives or additives, so you can taste the natural sweetness of the chestnuts. Thank you for the delicious meal!

As I was walking through the Nishiki Market, I came across a stall selling roasted chestnuts. It was rare to see a sample available, so I decided to try one. It was delicious, different from Tianjin chestnuts, and had a fluffy texture. The chestnuts were cracked and easy to eat, and it seemed like a famous shop. They also offer delivery, so I'm thinking of ordering some. It was so tasty that I couldn't resist buying some after trying the sample.

I have a constant appetite for delicious food all year round. I called the popular product from a popular shop at Nishiki Market in Kyoto to my house. Have you heard of Yaki Pon? It's roasted chestnuts made using a special pressure method, resulting in a moist and fluffy texture. The chestnuts are so big, I've never seen anything like it before. They are packed with flesh and feel heavy. The shells are cracked, making them easy to eat without hurting your fingers. They are not made with any additives, yet they are sweet and fluffy, but moist. I rediscovered the true sweetness of chestnuts. Let's all bring the popular Yaki Pon to our homes. In addition to Yaki Pon, they also have Yaki Pon Glace, black soybean tea, Tanba chestnuts, and Tanba black edamame, all of which look delicious and seem good for the body. You can easily peel the chestnuts, so I also made chestnut rice, which was amazing.

No additives "Yaki Pon" is safe for children to eat because it is additive-free ♡ The new texture of "Yaki Pon" seems to be made using carefully selected special chestnuts! That's why the chestnuts are very large ♡ They are baked fragrantly and warmly, so this time I ordered them and ate them after thawing from frozen, and they were very delicious. Additive-free, natural, and true to the taste, so it's safe! It seems like it can also be used in chestnut rice or chestnut dishes. The chestnuts were easy to peel and easy to eat, allowing you to enjoy the deliciousness of chestnuts ♪♪ I used to not like the chestnuts on top of Mont Blanc (I like Mont Blanc), so I often gave them to my mother, but they made me realize the deliciousness of chestnuts. Thank you (Thank you). Baked fragrantly and warmly using a special pressure method, so please eat the chestnuts and feel warm ☜ You can also order them frozen, and you can eat the fluffy "Yaki Pon" at Nishiki Market in Kyoto ♡ I haven't been to Nishiki Market, but I'll go there next time I visit Kyoto as a tourist!! It seems like they also have an eat-in option ♪ Nishiki Market, the kitchen of Kyoto with a history of over a few hundred years since the construction of Heian-kyo ❤︎ Representing that is the "Yaki Pon" of Nishiki Market, which you can enjoy eating in Kyoto dialect. It's cute, isn't it? Everyone, why don't you go eat or try ordering it ===========

In Kyoto's kitchen, I got some chestnuts at Nishiki Market! They smell so good! It was a popular shop with long lines. The roasted chestnuts called "Yaki Pon" were delicious. The large chestnuts were pressure-cooked to a fluffy texture. The sweetness of the chestnuts spread in my mouth and it was amazing. I could eat them endlessly! There was also a cafe space, so I could eat the items I bought there. The "black soybean tea" seemed like a good Kyoto souvenir, so I'll go buy it again!

This shop located in Nishiki Market specializes in selling Tanba products, with roasted chestnuts being their main focus. Their specialty is the "Yaki Pon", which features incredibly large Tanba chestnuts roasted to perfection. The size of these chestnuts is truly impressive, and when you taste them, you can savor the simple and natural flavor of the chestnuts. They are not heavily seasoned, but their natural sweetness and fluffy texture are more than satisfying. The irresistible aroma of the roasted chestnuts is just heavenly. Be sure to try these delicious roasted chestnuts!

Good morning. I am a salaryman who wants to indulge, @zukasama.maria. While strolling around Kyoto Kawaramachi, I came across a place called Nishiki Market! It's a really nice market with longstanding shops that have been around for years. I found something amazing - Kyoto Tanba-yaki "Yakupon"! It looked delicious with its large chestnuts and easy-to-eat shells. I couldn't resist and stopped to try some. The taste was incredible! I couldn't stop eating while walking. It was as addictive as eating baby castella. I finished a whole bag on the spot. I bought another bag to warm up at home and the aroma and taste were on another level. It was so delicious! I wanted to buy another bag and share it with my colleagues at work. If you ever visit near Kyoto Kawaramachi, be sure to go and buy some. Thank you for the delicious meal!

When it comes to autumn, what do you think of? I think of a hearty appetite. I am always hungry, but when it comes to autumn, I think of chestnuts. This time, instead of Osaka, I went to a shop in Kyoto. When in Kyoto, you must visit Nishiki Market!!! There are many delicious foods there, but one shop stands out for its delicious chestnuts. Have you heard of it? The shop's signature item is "Yaki Pon"! They use only large chestnuts, which explains why they are so big. These chestnuts are the biggest I have ever seen! Each chestnut is carefully cut and then roasted by the artisans, making it easy to peel. They do not use any additives, so you can truly enjoy the natural flavor of the chestnuts. If you love chestnuts, you must try them. The shop also has a seating area where you can relax, making it a great place to take a break from your food adventures in Kyoto. I can't stress enough how big these chestnuts are! It's a shame that the size is hard to convey in photos. You can also order them to enjoy at home, which is a great option. When you visit Nishiki Market in Kyoto, be sure to check this place out!

Hi, it's Keinsuke. Today, I'd like to introduce you to Kuraya "Kyotamba" at Nishiki Market in Kyoto. Nishiki Market is as lively and fun as ever, with a vibrant atmosphere. I stumbled upon this Kuraya shop while strolling around the market, attracted by its lively calls to passersby to try their black soybean tea. You can also see them making their specialty grilled chestnuts, so it's definitely worth a stop as you walk by! While most people buy souvenirs for takeout, there is also seating available on the 1st and 2nd floors if you want to enjoy your black soybean tea and chestnuts on the spot. Near the seating area on the 1st floor, there are many autographs from famous people, indicating that this shop has been visited by a wide range of celebrities. [FOOD] - Grilled Chestnuts: I tried the freshly made grilled chestnuts, which were cooked using a special pressure method to create a crispy and flavorful chestnut with a soft texture that retains the chestnut flavor. The chestnuts are easy to peel, making them a convenient snack. The process of making them was also fascinating to watch. - Black Soybean Tea: This tea is made using a special machine that applies pressure to preserve the umami, aroma, and crispiness of the beans. Made from 100% black soybeans with no additives or colorings, it has a refreshing taste that pairs well with the chestnuts. [Summary] Whether eaten on the spot or taken home as a souvenir, these chestnuts are a great choice for anyone, from children to the elderly. They are easy to peel, so everyone will enjoy them! They also offer free samples of the black soybean tea, so feel free to stop by and try it. Thank you for the delicious meal! [Checkpoints] Customer Base: ■Solo Male □Male Group ■Solo Female ■Female Group □Students ■Families ■Elderly ■Couples □Office Workers Age Group: □10-20s ■30-50s ■60s and above Notes: □Private Room □Scenic View □Power Outlets □WiFi □Crowded □Reservations Recommended □Near Station □Instagrammable □Quiet □Long Stays Allowed ■Fun □Diet-friendly *Please note that the information provided is based on the visit at that time.