High-level rice restaurant♪ Visit on 2023/09/07 [Overall Rating] I would rate it 5 out of 5. Taste: ★★★★★ Presentation: ★★★★★ Cost performance: ★★★★★ Customer service: ★★★★ Environment: ★★★★ I casually dropped by this restaurant. The food is incredibly delicious!! First of all, the rice and miso soup are delicious!! The hamburger, one-bite pork cutlet, and shrimp fry are all delicious!! I don't have many opportunities to have lunch in the busy area, so it was a rare visit for me, but I felt like I want to come back again. The atmosphere is also nice, with tables set at a comfortable distance in a renovated machiya house, allowing me to enjoy my meal leisurely. It's a bit far from the station, so I would like to revisit on a nice weather day, avoiding the peak of summer. Thank you for the delicious meal.

It's been a while since I visited Kyoto. Last time in March, I stayed from noon to night, but this time I will enjoy it to the fullest for 3 days. I went to Arashiyama on the first day, and today is the second day, returning from Mt. Hiei. I am wandering in the light rain looking for dinner. I stayed in Karasuma, so I thought of exploring the area, but it was difficult to find a good restaurant that I haven't tried before at night. While wandering, I happened to discover a restaurant. I saw a menu outside the restaurant, offering a night-only set meal for one person (1,210 yen) and a drinking set for one person (1,210 yen). Inside the restaurant, there was a gentle white incandescent lighting, white wooden furniture, and a small garden in the back. I sat at the large central table, sharing with someone but with enough distance not to be bothered. The staff were young. I ordered the set meal for one person. There were also tonkatsu, hamburger, and fried chicken, but the set meal was designed for those who really like to eat, as it allows up to 3 rice refills. The woman next to me ordered the changing set meal (1,210 yen) and was struggling with the grilled salted fish collar. After a while, the meal arrived. The side dishes were small chicken cutlets x 2. Salad, rolled omelette, vegetables similar to sunomono, pickles. As rice accompaniments, there were mentaiko, chirimen sansho, and simmered clams. I was happy with the variety of side dishes. I get excited when there are many small side dishes. The rice was a bit firm, probably because it's not the season for new rice, which is understandable. When I put chirimen sansho on the side dishes, it gives a taste of Kyoto. I can eat two bowls of rice just with the side dishes. It was a relatively light meal centered around vegetables.

A shop located a short walk from Karasuma Oike Station on Rokkaku Street. I visited with friends for lunch. There were also customers dining alone, so it's a comfortable atmosphere for solo diners. I ordered the Hikara Rokkaku lunch set (Western) for 1628 yen (tax included). The hamburger was thick and the sauce had a gentle Japanese flavor. You can get a rice refill, so I got another serving. The portion was light, so I felt like I could still eat more. I wish it was a bit cheaper in terms of cost performance. Thank you for the meal.

A welcoming restaurant in a traditional Kyoto townhouse that serves delicious and satisfying set meals. In the morning, they offer Kyoto-style breakfast mainly for tourists, and for lunch and dinner, you can enjoy warm set meals. The photo shows the monthly special "Cozy Rokkaku Lunch - Japanese" which featured grilled mackerel as the main dish along with chicken in a thick sauce, offering a generous portion. Priced at 1,628 yen (tax included).

I was able to have a dinner set meal for around 1200 yen. They offer free refills for rice. There were also foreign customers, and it seems they have an English menu. The service was fast and the food was delicious. They have regular table seats as well as large tables with individual partitions, so it's fine to dine alone. They offer a variety of dishes such as hamburgers, fried food, and fish.

The rice restaurant in a traditional Kyoto townhouse is popular among solo female diners and foreign families, so it's recommended to make a reservation as it can get fully booked. The menu consists of set meals for solo diners, with a delicious chicken cutlet topped with Hachomiso sauce, two side dishes of obanzai, and dashimaki tamago with rice. You can also have unlimited refills of white rice. The restaurant has a lovely interior with a garden in the back, and the staff are friendly and welcoming.

It was a restaurant I had checked out for breakfast, but since I was at the International Manga Museum, which was nearby, I decided to visit. It was a bit past lunchtime, but there were still people waiting, so it seemed very popular. Since we had dinner plans, we opted for a lunch centered around fish. The variety of side dishes that came with it made for a well-balanced meal. It's funny how eating a variety of foods can make you feel satisfied. The main dish, Nishikyo-yaki, was delicious, but the best part was the mapo tofu - the broth was so tasty! Despite saying we had dinner plans, we ended up getting seconds of rice. Thank you for the delicious meal.

One of the restaurants that I had been interested in for lunch in Kyoto. I finally visited it. The restaurant is located in a traditional townhouse. There is a small garden at the back of the restaurant, which is truly a traditional Kyoto townhouse. The daily lunch menu includes a meaty and crispy lunch with meat as the main dish and fried seafood as a side dish. On this day, there was a large shrimp fry. The cozy lunch includes grilled fish, simmered fish, meat side dishes, and two small side dishes of obanzai. The main dish of the day was grilled yellowtail with a sweet and savory sauce flavored with yuzu, which was excellent. The side dish of chicken and turnip was also delicious. Choosing the cozy lunch was the right decision. But I also want to try the hamburger. It's a restaurant worth revisiting.

I went out for breakfast. Even though it wasn't included, I decided to add it. I ordered the "Kyoto Breakfast" for 1408 yen (including 10% tax) and chose salted salmon. First, three small dishes were served: spicy cod roe, dried mackerel shavings with Japanese pepper, and pickled vegetables. Then, the breakfast was served on a tray: grilled salmon, rolled omelette, simmered vegetables, pickles, sweet potato stew, miso soup, and rice. I was expecting orange-colored salmon, but it turned out to be white salmon. Personally, I prefer orange-colored salmon, so I was a bit disappointed. I heard that you can get a refill of rice, but I decided to pass this time since there were already so many side dishes.

I visited around 17:40 on Sunday. I was seated at a large table. (When I visited around 18:20 on Friday, it was full and there was a wait for 2 people, so I gave up, but this time I was seated right away.) ● Omurice Curry 1239 yen I received my dish at 17:57 ☆ The curry had a simmered flavor ☆ The plain white rice was delicious ☆ It was a very satisfying portion. The pickles went well with it. For the side dish, you could choose between simmered vegetables and salad.

I visited the restaurant at its usual opening time. There were more customers dining alone than in groups of two. The ratio of men to women was around 3 to 7. The age range was wide, making it accessible to many people. I ordered the daily special set meal, which came with two side dishes and rolled omelette. The atmosphere inside the restaurant was pleasant and relaxing. The food was also delicious.

I visited the restaurant without a reservation before 6:00 PM. By 7:00 PM, it was so popular that it was full. I had the evening special set meal (1,100 yen). It included salad, two side dishes, the main dish of the day (miso-marinated mackerel), miso soup, and rice. The food was delicious with rich flavors. The atmosphere of the restaurant was lovely and I was able to enjoy my meal in a calm setting. Next time, I want to come back to have lunch while looking at the courtyard.

The "Kigawari Teishoku" is a well-balanced set meal consisting of Chicken Tatsuta, salad, and two side dishes for 1210 yen. Although it feels a bit pricey, the atmosphere is typical of a traditional Kyoto restaurant, with a narrow entrance leading to a deep interior where you can even see a courtyard.

The atmosphere is cozy and homey in an old Japanese house, which is nice. However, when I tried to order a hamburger, I was told they were out of stock. It would be helpful if they informed me about the limited availability of hamburger options beforehand, as there were several choices on the menu. I ended up ordering the Jumbo Chicken, but considering it was labeled as "jumbo," I expected it to be bigger than the average size.

Chicken thigh set meal for 1210 yen. You can have free refills of rice up to one bowl. There are 3 types of sauces to choose from, I chose ginger sauce. On Saturday at 6:00 pm, there were about 3 groups of customers already. The restaurant is quite spacious, so there was plenty of room. There are many options like cutlets and hamburgers, but I took my friend's recommendation. It was delicious. The rice was so tasty - very satisfied.

Every morning, being able to have this meal at home would be ideal. A breakfast that embodies the image of Kyoto perfectly. There is also a famous bakery nearby, so please visit both places. =======MENU========= ◆ Kyoto-style Breakfast Eatery: 3.28 Actual Cost: 1,280 yen Instagram ID: tam_gourmet_

[Spot Name] Rokkaku Kitchen 109 [Visit Date] March 2021 [Spot Description/Experience] The atmosphere of the restaurant is really nice. The interior is very Japanese-style, and you can see the garden from the seating area. The customers included couples, families, and young businessmen. The restaurant seemed busy, with the staff working hard. [Payment Methods] Payment can be made with cash, credit cards, and QR code payments. [Ordered Menu] - Grilled mackerel set meal for 1100 yen Delicious grilled mackerel set meal. It comes with various side dishes in addition to the mackerel, so I was satisfied.

I tried the night limited meal set at this restaurant near the hotel, and I found it to be relatively cost-effective and very delicious. The service was polite, and even though I visited late at night, the entire restaurant was well organized and gave a clean impression. The three rice accompaniments that came with the meal set were all tasty. It's a great deal for those who can get refills on rice. Unfortunately, I was too full to get seconds, but I highly recommend it! The chicken cutlet was crispy and juicy. The miso flavor was delicious, but it would be even better if there were more sauce options. The rolled omelette was really tasty too! If you're not a fan of Kyoto-style cuisine, don't give up and try eating here!

【Spot Name】Rokkaku Kitchen 109 【Visit Date】March 2021 【Spot Description/Experience】The atmosphere of the restaurant is really nice. The interior is very Japanese-style, and you can see the garden from the seating area. The customers included couples, families, and young businessmen. The restaurant seemed busy, and the staff were working hard. 【Payment Methods】Payment can be made with cash, credit card, and QR code. 【Ordered Menu】 - Cozy Rokkaku Lunch 1480 yen A delicious Japanese set meal that comes with side dishes. It was excellent.

This restaurant is located near Karasuma Rokkaku Street in Kyoto. It opened about a year ago, and since I had the opportunity to visit Kyoto this time, I decided to stop by. The area around this restaurant is a competitive area with many trendy and popular restaurants listed on food review websites. Although this particular restaurant has fewer reviews and ratings, it had a nice atmosphere so I decided to give it a try. During lunchtime on a holiday, there were about 5 groups of customers on the first floor, and I could hear voices on the second floor, so it seems to have a decent amount of customers. There were solo customers, both men and women, so it seems like a welcoming place for anyone. The interior is a modern mix of Japanese and Western styles, with only table seating available. There is a small courtyard at the back. This time, two of us ordered the following: - Demi Mushroom Hamburg Set - Shrimp Fry Set The Demi sauce was a typical demi-glace sauce, and the hamburger was similar to what you would find at a typical hamburger restaurant in Kyoto. It would be suitable for hamburger lovers. It felt like a standard hamburger. The Shrimp Fry set comes with a choice of three out of five sauces. We chose "Tartar", "Grated Ponzu", and the restaurant's original "Cocktail" sauce. The Tartar sauce was delicious with the shrimp fry, but surprisingly, the Cocktail sauce was also tasty. The Grated Ponzu sauce, however, didn't quite match the shrimp fry. Additionally, the set comes with two side dishes, which were well-seasoned and flavorful. The rice was also delicious. Kyoto is known for its delicious side dishes, and this restaurant is no exception. Although we had a Western-style lunch this time, they also offer grilled fish and other options, so I would like to try those next time.