I chose milk, zunda, and black sugar banana! The milk was light! Among the three, zunda was delicious! I was full so I got a small portion, but if I visit again, I want to try the dango ^^ The cup was packed with three kinds of ice cream and 500 yen is a good deal I think ^^ It's nice that they're open until 8 pm!

Hojicha shake. I love this shop. It's cute and delicious. I usually eat gelato, but today I had a shake. The shake is also delicious!! There are many unique flavors of gelato. They also give you salted kelp for a palate cleanser. I wish this place was more popular, maybe the location is a little hard to find?

I went to an ice cream shop in Kawaramachi, Kyoto. It seems that there is also a shop in Ebisu. The shop has a stylish white interior. Although they also had shakes, I decided to stick to my initial craving for ice cream. I ordered the "Three Flavor Ice Cream Small" for 500 yen. You can choose three flavors from a lineup of Japanese-style ice creams. I chose sansho pepper, sweetened red bean paste, and black sugar roasted green tea. The ice cream comes with a senbei-like rice cracker, salted kelp, and tea. Among the flavors, I particularly enjoyed the sansho pepper for its spicy kick. The sweetened red bean paste was gentle and the black sugar roasted green tea was mild. The rice cracker provided a nice texture when eaten with the ice cream. I was happy to receive salted kelp and tea on the side. They accept credit cards and touch payments.

It was hot and I was feeling tired, but then I found a delicious-looking ice cream shop and immediately went in. The Kyoto! Japanese! The stylish entrance and the greenery visible through the glass and the all-white interior were very calming. I couldn't decide what ice cream to get, but then I saw a menu with dumplings topped with ice cream and I was like, "What is this?! Amazing!" I chose the milk flavor ice cream and also got a matcha latte because I wanted something cold to drink. The ice cream on the dumpling was so good! It was too much! Delicious... and the chewy texture of the sweet soy sauce dumpling was perfect for me. The richness of the ice cream was much appreciated. However, my mouth felt a bit too sweet, so when I tried to ask for water, they brought me cold hojicha tea instead. It was very Kyoto-like and I loved it. It was a random shop I walked into, but it was really good! Thank you for the meal.

I have been very curious about this shop for a long time. There were many tourists eating outside, and it looked very delicious! The interior is predominantly white, giving a clean feeling. This time, I had the seasonal banana juice and the red bean latte! The banana juice was rich and super delicious! Highly recommended.

Kyoto/Kawaramachi [Japanese Ice Sakura] ~ Dango Ice ~ ☑️ Grass An Dango ¥520 There is one store in Tokyo (Ebisu store) and two stores in Kyoto (Saga Arashiyama and Tominaga-cho store) A delicious ice cream shop ⋆꙳ ▶️ Warm and chewy grass dango topped with cold ice cream, a perfect hot-cold dessert ⋆꙳ You can choose your favorite flavor of ice cream, but I chose my favorite matcha ice cream ▶️ The flavorful grass dango with red bean paste and matcha ice cream is a perfect match! It also comes with tea which is a nice touch ◎ Perfect for hot summer days, so definitely give it a try ☀️

On a hot summer day, ice cream is a must-have item. We ordered a large serving (4 flavors) to enjoy. The flavors we chose were edamame, black sesame, red bean, and brown sugar roasted green tea. We also ordered a matcha shake for an extra calorie boost. Personally, I think the edamame flavor was the best. I wanted to take home a lot of edamame ice cream. Overall rating: Taste × 0.5 + Service × 0.05 + Atmosphere × 0.15 + Value for money × 0.15 + Drinks × 0.15.

Three kinds of small servings for 500 yen (tax included). This ice cream is a far cry from junky ones, it is elegant and carefully made with a soft atmosphere. It has a gentle deliciousness. You can choose three flavors and they are packed neatly into a cup for you. They also provide tea and salted kelp as a service, which is very much appreciated for the price of 500 yen. On this day, I chose "candied sweet potato," "watermelon," and "matcha." It's lovely with a seasonal touch. I wish there were more of these kinds of shops spreading throughout Japan and even worldwide.

The interior of the shop is based on white, creating a calm atmosphere. When I visited around 3:00 PM, it was completely reserved, so I was alone but able to relax. The ice cream flavors are mainly Japanese-style, with unique flavors not found in other shops, and they were very delicious! In particular, the black sesame and kinako black honey flavors had a strong taste of the ingredients and were delicious. The salted kelp served as a side dish was perfect for changing the taste, and the thoughtfulness of being able to enjoy it deliciously until the end without feeling the sweetness or spiciness was evident. They also served tea together, which was appreciated. It's definitely a shop I would like to visit again.

Before 3 o'clock on a weekday. The prices were adjusted, and a regular portion now costs ¥720. It felt like the previous price was too cheap, so it was a bit of a shock to see it increase. However, when I tried it, the portion size seemed to have increased, so I felt more satisfied. Since it was a weekday, there were no other customers, and I was able to relax and enjoy my meal. I will visit again when the trendy girls are not around.

First Visit 202305 (No.4527) 1. Purpose of Visit - Visiting as the 8th stop on the 3rd day of Kyoto trip 2. Shop Information - Genre on Tabelog: Gelato, Ice Cream - Opened on December 10, 2018 - Kyoto branch of the well-known Gelato shop "Japanese Ice Sakura" in Ebisu, Tokyo - Operating hours: 12:00-20:00 - Closed irregularly - Outdoor terrace seating available - Pay in advance and receive the order style 3. Crowdedness and Atmosphere on the Day - Visited around 13:30 on a weekday with 3-4 customers inside - Clean and beautiful shop with a white-themed decor 4. Customer Service - Standard service as per the manual 5. Order Items - Assorted Ice Cream (Milk, Matcha, Lemon Tea) for 480 yen - Served on a wooden board with salted kelp and cold tea, same presentation as in Ebisu - Thank you for the meal.

I used it around noon on a regular day! The items in the photo are mitarashi dango and kusa an dango! I had a hojicha shake as my drink! Even though it's Japanese ice cream, it was my first time trying it, and I couldn't imagine the taste, but I got to know a new flavor of dango x ice cream! (It goes surprisingly well together!)

I chose a three-flavor small size with strawberries, kiwi, and mugwort, which was cost-effective. The seasonal limited edition strawberry gelato was incredibly delicious. I decided to try the mugwort, which was unusual, but it was also very tasty. They also gave me complimentary tea and salted kelp, which was nice, but the indoor seating area was a bit cramped. It might have been better to sit on the outdoor terrace.

Near Hankyu Kyoto Kawaramachi Station, there is a popular ice cream shop that incorporates the taste of Japanese flavors into their sweets. I stumbled upon this shop on my way back from having dinner around Karasuma and was immediately drawn in. In conclusion, I highly recommend this shop to anyone visiting Kyoto. Here are two recommended items: - Sakura Dango (¥480): A limited-time item where you can choose your favorite ice cream to top a sakura dango with red bean paste. It's a treat that you can enjoy both visually and taste-wise. - Four-Flavor Ice Cream (¥790, but I got it for ¥720 with a 10% discount): You can choose four flavors from options like sakura red bean, yomogi (mugwort), karinto (brown sugar snack), and milk. The ice cream was packed tightly in the cup, making it a bit time-consuming to eat. But for the price, it's definitely worth it. It might be fun to share this with your partner or friends. If you dine in, you can also enjoy hojicha (roasted green tea) on the side. They also have a variety of ice cream shakes and drinks available. Enjoying these treats while exploring Kyoto is highly recommended. Be sure to check it out!

There were so many delicious ice cream options to choose from, but I decided on the limited edition strawberry milk and milk apple ice cream! They were all delicious and I really enjoyed them! They also had a product with ice cream on top of a rice cake, so I want to try that next time!

When I went to Kyoto, I wanted to stop by this shop. The all-white exterior with a lovely terrace seating caught my eye. Dogs are allowed on the terrace, so I chose to sit there. I decided to go for a Kyoto-style sweet dumpling dessert. It cost 460 yen, which was very reasonable. The chewy dumplings with ice cream were delicious.

Walked down Kawaramachi Street for a bit and turned into a narrow alley. Came across a quiet ice cream shop. Visited around 7 pm in autumn, and there was no one else there. The shop was empty, with no staff at the register. After waiting for about 10 minutes, a hurried college student employee finally noticed me. The shop had a wide structure, and it seemed like the staff was in the back, but they were nowhere to be seen. I chose a 3-flavor ice cream, including a seasonal purple sweet potato flavor, which was delicious. They also provided complimentary tea, salty kombu, and cookies. It was a sweet and enjoyable moment of bliss, especially since there were no other customers, allowing me to leisurely enjoy my ice cream at a table.

A stylish Japanese-style ice cream shop in Kyoto, with a white-themed exterior and interior! They offer a unique selection of dango ice creams such as Kusa An Dango and Mitarashi Dango. You can choose your own ice cream flavors, like walnut and pumpkin. The combination of cold ice cream with warm dango is a delightful treat! The Kusa An Dango has a nice grassy aroma, while the Mitarashi Dango is generously coated in sweet sauce. Both were incredibly delicious with chewy dango. I want to try other ice cream flavors and desserts next time I visit!

Shijo Kawaramachi is a sweets shop that opened on the south side of Takashimaya, specializing in homemade gelato made with Japanese ingredients. The shop's strikingly white exterior and interior are impressive, making it perfect for Instagram-worthy photos. Not only that, but their gelato and drinks made with ingredients like kinako (soybean flour), Japanese sugar, and tea are delicious! The cream anmitsu was also delicious!

I dropped by at 4 pm on a regular day. There were two couples inside, and outside there were two Uber Eats delivery guys. I was surprised to see 3-4 staff members behind the counter, as there is usually only one. Maybe they are training for the upcoming busy season? As I was leaving, a couple in kimonos came in and they fit the atmosphere of the restaurant perfectly.