I visited this restaurant for dinner during my trip to Kyoto. It seemed like it was run by women only, which was really cool! The menu was all creative and innovative, and even though the items seemed ordinary, the dishes were surprisingly beyond my expectations! I wanted to try everything if my stomach and wallet allowed it... With a coupon for a complimentary dish as a reservation bonus, I tried bruschetta for the first time, and it was so delicious! The drinks were also great, and I ended up ordering too much. I definitely want to visit this place again. I will definitely come back to Kyoto! (lol)

A wine bar located near Kyoto Station on Shichijo Street. The stylish yet substantial facade is a landmark. The interior of the store, which uses a cellar, is structured into two floors, creating a sophisticated urban modern space with a relaxed and substantial feel. The main seating consists of private rooms, allowing you to enjoy a leisurely meal in a private space. This time, we had a la carte dishes and picked some recommendations! The shrimp cream croquette is a croquette that pursues the perfect match with wine, with plenty of shrimp used and a simple tomato sauce that goes perfectly with white wine. The potato salad, like Mont Blanc, is a visually appealing dish with mashed potatoes piled high and boiled eggs inside! Mix it all together for a visually appealing dish. The seared wagyu nigiri with northern caviar features a large brisket of wagyu beef seared quickly, topped with northern caviar for a luxurious dish. The large shrimp fry, also known as the "giant shrimp fry," is overwhelming in its presence. The crispy coating and plump shrimp meat are full of shrimp flavor. Each dish is creatively designed and leaves a lasting impression, perfect for casual drinks or a full meal. The colorful bistro dishes offer the joy of taking photos, and the menu includes plenty of vegetable-based dishes for a delicious vitamin boost. The dishes incorporate a new sense of creativity and sensibility while cherishing the ingredients. The high quality of the dishes, overwhelming cost performance, and the ingenuity and skill that keep customers coming back shine through. A menu and space that make you want to come back often. It's a casual and flexible space, but the high-quality plates, cutlery, unified tableware, and sophisticated Western-inspired decor are also great. It's an all-rounder that can accommodate various situations, whether you're having a lively time with friends or a quiet Western meal alone. A wine bar that adds a touch of sophistication to various scenes beyond the realm of bars.

I had a great time at dinner! The counter seats were spacious and I could see the chefs preparing the dishes, creating a cozy atmosphere with a traditional Japanese feel. The food was delicious, and the wine was excellent too! They also had a wide variety of natural wines, which was satisfying. I would love to visit this restaurant again when I go to Kyoto! It is located near Kyoto Tower.

I found a great restaurant with two of my juniors at Kyoto Station! Although it's not a tatami room, it's quite popular and seems suitable for company drinking parties. Every dish was carefully prepared and delicious no matter what we ordered! The prices were reasonable, so I definitely want to go back again!

There seemed to be wine available, so we entered the restaurant. We ordered the all-you-can-drink wine for 4 people. The food came out relatively quickly, which made us happy. The salad appetizer was all-you-can-eat. It's a casual place that seems suitable for going with friends. I wish they had slippers available inside the restaurant.

I decided to visit the wine cellar, Shirori-san, on a whim and was able to relax in a semi-private room. The food was creatively delicious. However, if the staff who guided us had been a little friendlier, I would have given a higher rating. When you visit Kyoto, be sure to check it out.

It was very delicious. However, I was a bit disappointed by the long wait for the food to be served. It seemed like there was a group dining, so I understand it couldn't be helped... Also, when I entered, I wasn't sure if I should take off my shoes or not. There was no guidance, and I had to ring the bell to get noticed. There was staff in the kitchen, but... Apart from these issues, the phone service was friendly, the floor staff was kind, and the food was delicious, so I would like to go back again.

The food was not bad, but there seemed to be a shortage of staff as our drinks took a long time to arrive, even though it was supposed to be all-you-can-drink. The atmosphere of the restaurant was nice, so I hope they can improve. Also, our reserved private room was not available, which caused some stress as we were there for business. Luckily, the other party was understanding. I would like to come back next time if they have resolved the issue with the lack of staff. We could see Kyoto Tower from outside.

Wine Kura Shiori, a 5-minute walk from Kyoto Station. This restaurant is known for its thick iron plate grilled meat dishes and creative cuisine. The exterior is a blend of traditional Kyoto townhouse style with a modern touch. Upon entering, a striking red lion mural by the renowned Kyoto-born artist #Kyan, also known as #Hideki Kimura, catches the eye. The restaurant offers private rooms with a stylish inner courtyard view, as well as counter seats with a cozy sunken table. They have over 20 types of wines available at all times, and you can enjoy unlimited wine for 1,890 yen! Not just red and white wines, but also sparkling, rosé, and even organic wines are included in the all-you-can-drink deal. They also have a variety of non-alcoholic and low-alcohol drinks for those who prefer them. We opted for the "All-you-can-drink everything" option at 2,350 yen, with no time limit. The prices for individual drinks range from 500 yen to 1,000 yen, making it quite affordable. We tried 5 to 6 drinks each to thoroughly enjoy our time. The amuse-bouche salad buffet for 440 yen was a pleasant surprise given the high vegetable prices nowadays. The handsome manager recommended some dishes for us, including a potato salad resembling Mont Blanc, a colorful vegetable bismarck, shrimp cream croquettes, a meat appetizer platter, and a cheese platter. Each dish was delicious and beautifully presented, showcasing the restaurant's commitment to quality ingredients. The concept of "Meat Meets Wine & Meal" offers a variety of Western and Japanese dishes that pair well with wine, allowing for a fun dining experience. They also offer A4 grade black wagyu beef, locally sourced game meat, and specialties like steak and tempura made with fresh deer meat from Minami-Tanba Miyama, Kyoto. We had a delightful dinner filled with drinks and delicious food.

I walked around Kyoto Station and was attracted by the stylish exterior of this restaurant, so I decided to dine in. I was guided to a private room and the atmosphere inside was amazing. Since I visited on a weekday, it was relatively empty, allowing us to enjoy our drinks leisurely while chatting. The wine selection was extensive, and we paired the dishes with wine, which turned out to be excellent choices! The food was delicious. They also offer a wine-only all-you-can-drink option, so it's a must-visit for wine lovers.

It was delicious~ The venison steak was incredibly tasty that day. It's nice that you can enjoy wine by the glass. The friendly and pleasant staff is also a plus. Teppanyaki dishes are also good. The grilled spider crab was amazing. Thank you for the meal!

I visited a wine-focused restaurant that really touched my gourmet senses✨ The staircase and inner courtyard feature artwork by "Kiiyan," who is active in Kyoto. It's quite impressive. We started with a toast with wine, with 23 types available for just 500 yen each! ◯The Takun Reservas white wine is dry and refreshing, really delicious! A friend had the ◯Angel Rose sparkling wine, described as a sweet and delicious rose without bitterness. We asked the staff for recommendations and ordered accordingly. The "Mont Blanc-like Potato Salad" for 500 yen looked more like a dessert! When you cut into it, you find a smooth and creamy potato salad with boiled eggs inside. The texture of the potato was amazing! The mayonnaise was not overpowering, allowing the wine to complement it well. The most popular dish, the "Shrimp Cream Croquette" for 550 yen, was unlike any croquette I've had before! The crispy coating was thick and crunchy, with a creamy filling and plenty of shrimp. It was truly unique and delicious. The "Meat and Cheese Tortellini" for 780 yen came with a performance of adding cheese on top of the neatly arranged dumplings. When you bite into it, it's more like lasagna than dumplings! The basil flavor was strong, the dough was chewy, and the meat was plentiful. The "Red Wine Braised Pork Belly" for 1000 yen was a work of art! It was incredibly tender and flavorful, with a sweet and savory sauce that made you crave rice. Adding mashed potatoes made it even better. The hint of balsamic vinegar in the sauce was just right, not overpowering. The "Walnut and Raisin Cream Cheese" for 500 yen was like a dessert! The intense flavor of the walnut and the rum-soaked raisins were a perfect combination. The "Prosciutto Pasta" for 890 yen had a slightly firm texture that I liked, with authentic prosciutto that had just the right amount of saltiness. The creamy sauce with plenty of milk was delicious. The "Cheese Terrine of Happiness" for 650 yen was like a French dessert! The rich cheese was perfect, and it would go well with wine too. The total cost per person was around 3400 yen, which was quite affordable. The all-you-can-drink wine option for 1890 yen is even better for those who enjoy drinking. You can also go with one person on the all-you-can-drink plan while the other doesn't drink, which is convenient. There were about five private rooms available as well. My friends were also delighted and said they would definitely come back again☺️

I went to the izakaya "Wine Kura Shiori" in Shichijo, Kyoto! This place offers unlimited wine for 1890 yen with 20 different kinds to choose from. I had a variety of dishes including shrimp cream croquette, red wine braised pork belly, potato salad similar to Mont Blanc, anchovy bucket cheese bake, black wagyu steak, meat and cheese tortellini, classic stone-baked cheese tomato risotto, cheese terrine of happiness, and moist and rich chocolate terrine. The restaurant also serves deer meat, but it was unavailable during my visit. Overall, it was a great experience!

Wine Kura Shiori, located a 5-minute walk from Kyoto Station, offers over 20 types of wine for all-you-can-drink at ¥1,890. You can also opt for the all-you-can-drink option, including cocktails and other drinks, for ¥2,350. Individual drink orders are also available to cater to each customer. The prices are generally around ¥500 per glass, so if you have 3 or 4 drinks, you've already gotten your money's worth. The food menu includes dishes like Black Wagyu Steak for ¥1,590, Meat and Cheese Tortellini for ¥780, Seafood "Wa" Heejo for ¥890, Shrimp Cream Croquette for ¥550, Eel and Manpukuji Pepper Pasta for ¥890, and a Mont Blanc-like Potato Salad for ¥500. Additionally, you can enjoy a salad buffet for ¥440. The steak is cooked at a low temperature of 50°C and then seared on a hot plate, resulting in a deliciously tender and flavorful dish. The Meat and Cheese Tortellini is made with Grana Padano cheese shaved right in front of you, creating a perfect combination with the tomato sauce. The Seafood "Wa" Heejo features bonito flakes on top of the garlic-infused dish, adding a Japanese twist to the classic dish. The popular Shrimp Cream Croquette is also a must-try. The pasta dishes are made with a good balance of noodles and ingredients, using noodles from Awajishima Noodle Company that are delightfully chewy. The Mont Blanc-like Potato Salad contains boiled eggs inside, allowing you to mix and create your own dish. With a variety of dishes that pair well with wine, such as fried chicken and seafood oil pasta, it can be challenging to decide what to order. The restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere with table seating, a large hall for up to 20 guests, semi-private seating, and counter seating. Whether you're having a girls' night out, celebrating a special occasion, or dining with family, Wine Kura Shiori is a versatile choice for various occasions. Check out "Wine Kura Shiori" for a memorable dining experience!

Three people visited the restaurant. Even though they don't offer a course menu, you can still opt for a drink-all-you-can option for individual orders. This means each person can decide whether or not they want the drink-all-you-can option, so even those who don't drink much can choose not to have it. This eliminates any feelings of unfairness within the group, making it easier for a small group to go out for drinks. The food menu is a bit limited and may have items that some people may not like, but the atmosphere of the restaurant is great and you can enjoy a fun meal. It's a casual place where you can easily enjoy wine and other drinks.

It is located about a 10-minute walk from Kyoto Station, behind Yodobashi Camera, an stylish Italian restaurant. Both the exterior and interior are stylish. Surprisingly, they offer all-you-can-eat salad, which would typically cost around 500-700 yen at a regular restaurant! Even more surprising is the unlimited wine drink menu with no time limit! There are quite a variety of options and it's very cost-effective. I was concerned about their profit margins, but my worries were unfounded. This is because the food is so delicious that you end up ordering a lot. The dishes, from appetizers to desserts, all pair well with wine. In particular, they have a wide selection of cheeses that are hard to resist. They also offer game meat cooked in unexpected ways, providing a new way to enjoy it. They also host parties on the second floor, but I recommend relaxing at the counter on the first floor.

I couldn't resist entering when I saw a place where you can drink over 20 different wines for an unlimited time for 1890 yen. The wines were all delicious as they are well managed in a cellar. The interior and food were stylish and Instagram-worthy. The customers were mostly groups of girls or couples. I ended up drinking too much due to the all-you-can-drink offer. I recommend it for those who enjoy drinking. Thank you for the meal.

I wandered the streets of Kyoto looking for dinner and stumbled upon this restaurant. It had a nice counter and seemed more suited for a group gathering rather than dining alone. I had beer, wine, and some snacks before leaving. Thank you for the meal.

I only had two drinks because it was an appetizer, but it was a nice place. You have to take off your shoes. The vegetable potage was incredibly delicious. The staff were very attentive and made the cold winter in Kyoto feel warm. Hot wine was 580 yen and wine was 250 yen.

While taking a walk, I found a shop that was recommended for its delicious wine. The wine was easy to drink and tasty. The dishes we ordered were also delicious, and the relaxed atmosphere was wonderful. I especially recommend the breaded shrimp dish.

I visited "Wine Kura Shiori" in Kyoto, located on the east side of Shinmachi, off of Shichijo Street. It is a restaurant operated by the Shioriya Group, known for their creative Japanese cuisine, where you can enjoy wine and dishes. The restaurant, housed in a renovated traditional Japanese house, offers an extensive selection of wines. They also have course meals available, making it a great place for gatherings on the second floor. For more information on the restaurant's dishes, atmosphere, and recommended points, please check their Instagram, LINE official account, or Facebook if you are using a smartphone. If you are using a computer, please refer to the URL under "This review was posted from a blog."

I visited Wine Kura Shiori, located about a 5-minute walk from Kyoto Station. This is a restaurant where you can enjoy Italian cuisine that goes well with wine. This time, I reserved the "Kura Course" which includes 4 types of cheese pizza♪ A total of 10 dishes + 2-hour all-you-can-drink for 5,000 yen (tax included). ◯ Aged raw ham: A very large slice of raw ham, bigger than the palm of your hand! It has a deep flavor due to aging. The saltiness is also strong, making it perfect with wine. ◯ Assorted 5 appetizers: Includes cod roe and mascarpone cheese, chicken ham with basil sauce, homemade frittata, and smoked edamame. The smoked edamame was especially delicious! The smoky flavor spreads throughout your mouth. The olives are also juicy and flavorful. All appetizers go well with wine! ◯ Tuna carpaccio: Tuna, salmon, and yellowtail carpaccio. It has a gentle acidity and is very easy to eat. A refined and delicious carpaccio. ◯ Seaweed and anchovy zeppole: Zeppole is a deep-fried pizza dough with seaweed. It is chewy and hot. ◯ Low-temperature aged pork roast: The meat is tender, with a gentle taste that brings out the flavor of the ingredients. Balsamic vinegar adds a nice touch. ◯ Fish and mushroom ajillo: Plenty of seafood such as shrimp, clams, and mussels. The saltiness is mild, and the olive oil adds to the deliciousness. ◯ Domestic beef low-temperature roast beef: Very tender with a juicy meaty flavor. The sauce has a garlic kick. ◯ 4 cheese pizza: A rich cheese pizza with 4 types of cheese including gorgonzola. Cheese lovers will be delighted! ◯ Stone-cooked tomato risotto: The risotto is served in a hot ceramic dish, similar to bibimbap. Mix it well with a spoon for a delicious risotto. ◯ Today's dessert: Vanilla ice cream. The small portion size was just right. This stylish restaurant offers various courses to suit your budget, making it a great choice for year-end parties or New Year's gatherings. Thank you for the delicious meal!