After waiting for about 50 minutes with a reservation ticket, I finally entered the restaurant. I already knew what I wanted to order - the "Minna Issho HANNARI Gozen" for 1958 yen (including 10% tax). The presentation was adorable, with the rice wrapped in bamboo leaves and the bear-shaped rice ball. The yellow bird-shaped omelette was also too cute. Although I can't quite describe the taste, I was strangely satisfied and happy. (laughs)

Very cute and delicious! It's a bit pricey but still very satisfying. [Ordered Menu] Korilakkuma Duck Tsukemen for 1,738 yen. The dishes are not only cute but also very tasty, and I enjoyed it until the end. There were many other things I wanted to try, but I had other plans like food hopping, so I had to give up. I look forward to the next opportunity. Foreign tourists were also lining up for the cuteness and novelty, but when I visited, there were few staff members so they only allowed about 3 groups to enter at a time, making it seem like there was a long line even though it was empty inside. The shock of entering the empty restaurant after waiting for about 30 minutes. Haha. It's located in a popular tourist spot with great access, so if you have the chance, definitely visit.

In Arashiyama, there are several shops with character themes. This time, I bought a souvenir for my son. It's a maple honey cheesecake. Cheesecake is always a safe choice. And, it's so cute. My son stared at it after taking it out of the box and then took a photo. He said, "I should take a picture just in case." I wonder if it was delicious? The taste review is unclear.

Cute cafe! I fell in love with the teddy bear in the showcase outside. The price was a bit high at 1,738 yen for a set with small rice cakes and a roll cake drink. The cafe latte was delicious! Thank you for the meal! ❤️笑

I was looking for a place to relax and stumbled upon this place, Arashiyama Rilakkuma Tea House. They had cute Rilakkuma souvenirs on display, and I noticed there was something on the second floor too! A cafe! And it was closing in 1 minute, so I had to make a quick decision. The second floor is a permanent Japanese-themed cafe with Rilakkuma as the motif, while the first floor is a souvenir shop filled with Rilakkuma items. I ordered a set with a drink and dango. It was a bit hard to eat because it was so cute, but in the end, I devoured it all. If you ever visit Arashiyama, make sure to stop by this place for a cozy experience. ❤️

I visited the cute shop "Arashiyama Rilakkuma Teahouse" near Tenryuji Temple in Arashiyama, Kyoto. Last time I visited, there was a long line, so this time I arrived 30 minutes before opening. I thought I was the first one there, but there was a foreign tourist couple already in line. Rilakkuma is popular internationally too. I tried the following dishes: ⭐️ "Everyone Together" Hannyari Meal Limited to 15 servings per day - 1,815 yen Rilakkuma and Korilakkuma rice balls and Kiiroitori sushi are lined up. You can enjoy cute Kyoto with side dishes and tea soba. You can choose between hot or cold tea soba. ⭐️ Korilakkuma Mont Blanc Parfait - 1,386 yen Korilakkuma sits cutely on top of the glass parfait. (Composition) Chestnut simmered in astringent skin, shiratama, sweet chestnut cream, vanilla ice cream, whipped cream, agar, corn flakes, sweet red bean paste, chestnut sauce. ⭐️ Korilakkuma Blood Orange Honey Soda - 850 yen Blood orange soda with Korilakkuma marshmallow and vanilla float. The Hannyari Meal, parfait, and drink were all adorable. It's definitely worth waiting in line for this place.

This time, we focused on souvenirs. The Rilakkuma dorayaki and keychains are very cute, and there are also many limited edition items available. I recommend that Rilakkuma fans visit this shop. It's a store that sells hot spring-themed goods and character goods.

I went to Arashiyama and visited a cafe to see Rilakkuma. The cafe is a traditional Japanese style cafe unique to Kyoto, and despite the busy tourist crowd in Arashiyama, I was able to relax and enjoy the atmosphere. The menu mainly features Rilakkuma-themed dishes, all of which are very cute. After much deliberation, both of us ended up ordering Rilakkuma dishes this time. The cafe offers both dine-in and take-out options, and there is also a shop selling Japanese goods and Rilakkuma character goods, so it's a great place to stop by while sightseeing. I recommend Rilakkuma fans to visit this cafe at least once. Arashiyama Rilakkuma Chabo is located at 15 2F Sagatenryuji Kita Zaojicho, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto, a 2-minute walk from Arashiyama Station (Keifuku Line). The contact number is 075-863-2660. The opening hours are from 10:30 to 17:30 from March 6 to December 5, and from 10:30 to 17:00 from December 6 to March 5. The cafe is open every day of the year.

I felt that tourists were gradually returning to Arashiyama in the evening. There are various character shops on the main street, and on this day, I had a "Rilakkuma" crepe from the Rilakkuma shop. It takes a little time as they make it after you order. I proudly showed off the cute crepe once it was done (lol) and carried it to the Katsura River bank, where I sat down and ate it. Crepes are a food that feels both warm and cold. It was sweet, so I wished I had some tea with it. But it's cute, so it's okay. Thank you for the meal.

I had the seasonal limited edition "Korilakkuma's favorite ♪ strawberry parfait" at Rilakkuma Chaho in Arashiyama, Kyoto. It was topped with strawberry ice cream, strawberry roll cake, strawberry sauce, strawberries, and Korilakkuma (marshmallow). It was a super cute strawberry parfait. Limited time offer until May 31, 2022.

I had a Rilakkuma crepe topped with 3-color dango and a lemon squash at the Rilakkuma Tea House in Arashiyama. The crepe was too cute to eat right away. I also bought some honey fried rice crackers and coffee in a cute Rilakkuma tin to take home. My daughter and I had a Rilakkuma cafe at home.

Around 15:00, I visited a Rilakkuma specialty store in Arashiyama. They had a variety of goods and also a cafe with a take-out section outside. The tearoom was closed, so I used the outdoor take-out area. It was super cute and perfect for Instagram! They also had a Korilakkuma version. Women are weak for this kind of stuff~ Behind the store, there was a Rilakkuma Jizo statue. The attention to detail was impressive, making it enjoyable just to look around. Surprisingly, the food was delicious too. It will definitely make for a memorable and unique experience, perfect for conversation starters. The crepes may not have a Kyoto vibe, but the Rilakkuma Jizo statue in the back with a bamboo forest feel gives a touch of Kyoto essence, so I recommend it! ♥

The title said "Korilakkuma parfait," but I'm not sure if it can be called a parfait because it was quite empty inside. The cost performance is pretty bad. Also, while it's nice that they make it in front of you after ordering, it takes a long time to be ready. Not suitable for those who want to eat right away. I wanted more volume. Korilakkuma's face is made of yuzu sherbet.

Located above the Rilakkuma shop in Arashiyama, this is the Rilakkuma Cafe. They offer lunch and dessert menus, with the lunch menu closing for last orders earlier. After visiting Arashiyama, I finally had the chance to visit this cafe that I had been eyeing for a while. The cafe reception is also on the second floor. It's recommended to take a number and browse downstairs while waiting for your turn, as they will call you when ready. I visited on a weekday during the autumn foliage season and had to wait for about an hour. Although the food looked tempting, I wasn't very hungry, so I opted for a dessert from a separate stomach. I chose the Rilakkuma and Bamboo Grove Matcha Parfait for 1,180 yen (excluding tax). The interior of the cafe is Rilakkuma-themed and incredibly cute! The parfait was also very cute! However, it was quite sweet, possibly due to the generous use of honey. It also came with dango, and overall, the portion was quite satisfying. Next time, I'll try their food menu.

I was soothed by the cute Rilakkuma during a break from sightseeing. I ordered a cute drink with a marshmallow of Korilakkuma on top of a blood orange soda. I was able to take home a cute coaster as well. The walls inside the store were filled with lots of Rilakkuma, creating a very cute atmosphere.

"We came as a couple to commemorate winning prizes at the Eva stamp rally! We've been curious about this place since we started the rally (lol). It was getting a bit cold, so we decided to order something 'hot'---. //////////// Order //////////// ☆ My Darling → Honey Coffee ☆ (σω`●) me → Red Tea (both hot) ///////////////////////// [Honey] → "Topping free" was a relief! I was able to enjoy a warm cup of red tea and feel cozy. +:。(*´ω`*)゜.+:。"

Feeling the limit of being a shut-in, I went to Arashiyama in Kyoto with a friend. The place was crowded as always! We wanted to grab a light bite, and while strolling around, we came across a shop with a standout character. My friend got super excited seeing Rilakkuma. We ordered the sweets that looked nice in the photo! The taste wasn't outstanding, but the appearance was top-notch! It might be lovely for couples to visit. I hope to do that next time. LOL

I am a foodie who goes by the silly nickname "Lila-chan★" on Tabelog, despite my age not matching my playful alias. As you may have guessed, this nickname is borrowed from my beloved character "Rilakkuma"! I have been a huge fan of Rilakkuma for a long time, so I was really excited to finally visit "Rilakkuma Tea House" - a place that could be considered a holy ground for Rilakkuma enthusiasts like myself. On a Sunday in late March, I made my way to Arashiyama with great anticipation. Ignoring other shops, I headed straight to the tea house, where I was issued a ticket with an estimated wait time. I spent the time browsing Rilakkuma merchandise, admiring the Rilakkuma statue, and exploring the area near the shop. After about an hour, I finally entered the tea house and placed my order. I tried the Rilakkuma Beef Curry, Corilakkuma Slow Sleep Omelette, Rilakkuma and Bamboo Grove Matcha Parfait, and Corilakkuma Plenty Cake and Strawberry Parfait (seasonal item). The Rilakkuma Beef Curry was served with a cute Rilakkuma-shaped rice on top, accompanied by a variety of toppings like beef, vegetables, and a flavorful curry sauce. The Corilakkuma Slow Sleep Omelette featured a whole Corilakkuma character resting on a pillow-like omelette, served with a side salad. The omelette was perfectly cooked and had a smooth texture, complemented by a delicious tomato sauce. While it was a bit challenging to eat the adorable Rilakkuma-shaped rice, I enjoyed every bite of these creative and tasty dishes. The experience at Rilakkuma Tea House was truly delightful, and I couldn't resist picking up a Rilakkuma mug from the merchandise shop as a souvenir.

I had the "Relaxing Time with Korilakkuma" omelette (1480 yen) and it was so cute! The omelette was a beautiful yellow color with Korilakkuma taking a nap on top. The fluffy eggs and the tomato sauce with lots of vegetables were delicious. The "Korilakkuma's Duck Tsukemen" (1480 yen) was also great, with plenty of duck roast and a cute duck made of grated daikon. The atmosphere of the restaurant was lovely, with large Rilakkuma plushies welcoming you on the second floor. The menu had many items inspired by Rilakkuma and friends. I had to wait 80 minutes, so I visited Tenryu-ji Temple and its garden before returning to the restaurant. I would love to try their desserts next time!

I found this restaurant on Tabelog. The name has Arashiyama in it, but I never expected it to be right in the middle of Arashiyama! If you go by car, it's just past the famous Togetsukyo Bridge. The restaurant is right on the street, so it's easy to find. They serve lunch until 4:30 pm, and you can enjoy not only drinks and sweets, but also proper meals. The first floor is a Rilakkuma shop, and the second floor is the restaurant. There are lots of Rilakkuma and friends to help you relax. The customers inside were mostly women, with only two men including myself. It felt like the men were dragged here by their partners (laughs). I ordered the "Everyone Together Rilakkuma Meal" (1650 yen) with a side of iced coffee (250 yen). The food was served in about 5 minutes, and the service was relaxed, just like a Rilakkuma shop. This added to the touristy feel, which was nice. The meal included side dishes, Rilakkuma-shaped onigiri, soba, and temari sushi. You shouldn't expect gourmet food at this kind of place, but surprisingly, everything tasted normal and there were no weird dishes. If you can enjoy instant ramen, you'll have no problem enjoying the meal here. I had a good time by myself (laughs). The coffee was a strong, bitter brew, which was perfect for winding down after the meal. Thank you for the wonderful meal experience during my Kyoto sightseeing. Itadakimasu!