It's about a 5-minute walk from Kyoto Station. There is no smoking area inside or outside the restaurant. The first floor has a counter, and the second floor has tables with plenty of space between them for a relaxed dining experience. In addition to delicious yakitori, they also serve tasty beef skewers, making it a great choice for when you're in the mood for something other than chicken. The staff are friendly and the atmosphere is welcoming.

The restaurant is stylish, and the Strawberry Mascarpone ice cream was particularly delicious. The skewers were also tasty, but the sauce was a bit too rich. I didn't realize until I got to the restaurant that there was a 2-hour time limit for seating, if I had known when making the reservation, I might have chosen a different restaurant.

I found a new restaurant near Kyoto Station that I had never been to before. The restaurant is a bit hidden in a narrow alley but very convenient from the station. It has a cool and stylish vibe like a jazz club. The decor and interior are a mix of traditional and modern Japanese style, very chic. The main focus of the menu is grilled skewers, but the wait time was a bit long. The menu was a bit limited, so I wished they had more variety of dishes. Overall, it was a great dining experience.

This is a cozy hidden gem of a yakitori restaurant near Kyoto Station. They mainly serve vegetable skewers, but also offer chicken skewers. The selection of side dishes was limited. The lettuce-wrapped and scallion-wrapped skewers were delicious. However, the prices are on the higher side, so the cost performance is not great.

I made a reservation for a casual drink and visited this place. The interior has a hidden gem-like atmosphere. So, if it gets noisy, the ambiance will be ruined. It was my first time visiting on this day, but unfortunately, the impression was bad because of the noisy customers. Aside from that, it's a recommended place.

I searched online and chose this restaurant for dinner based on its appealing exterior. We were seated on the second floor instead of the first, and started with a toast with Asahi Super Dry. The draft beer that came out was disappointing for the price...there were bubbles on the glass! At 750 yen, the quality wasn't there! The skewers were a bit pricey but of high quality. A friend wanted to see other restaurants, so we didn't order more food and left. Thank you for the meal.

Located just a short walk from Kyoto Station, this shop is tucked away in a quiet area off the main street. The atmosphere inside is cozy with dim lighting. They offer a set of assorted skewers where you can make requests such as avoiding liver. The salad and croquettes are also delicious and highly recommended.

We made a reservation for 5 people on a weekday night and used it. It was convenient to be able to make a reservation on Tabelog. [Order contents] - Pork with Kujo Negi Roll x2 (280 yen each) - Pork with Mentaiko Roll x2 (250 yen each) - Crispy Bacon Potato Salad (700 yen) - Special Fried Chicken x2 (500 yen each) - Tsukune with Raw Egg x2 (200 yen each) - Heart (Kokoro), Sand liver, Negima, Changjak Cream Cheese (500 yen) - Braised Pork (750 yen) - Grilled Rice Ball with Korean Nori Rolls, dipped in egg yolk (800 yen) - Desserts, etc. It was around 5,000 yen per person. [Impressions] I was curious about the new branch of the "Manzara" chain, which has several stores in Kyoto. It is located near Kyoto Station, but not in a bustling izakaya chain area, but in a quiet location (near a luxury hotel). The entrance has a nice atmosphere and the inside is a bit dim, making it perfect for a relaxing experience! We ordered a la carte instead of a course. Skewers start from 2 pieces. All the dishes were consistently delicious, but I didn't feel like the cost performance was very good. Among them, the most delicious were the Special Fried Chicken and the Grilled Rice Ball. These are highly recommended! Also, it was nice to be able to choose from 4 types of appetizers.

The location of the restaurant is a bit hard to find, but the place is very clean and has a nice atmosphere. The menu mainly focuses on skewers and the prices are relatively reasonable. The taste is average, nothing really stood out as exceptional. Maybe if they had a signature dish, it would increase repeat customers. It's a good place to hang out with friends and have a lively time.

The location of the restaurant is a bit hidden, so it may be hard to find. The food was served quickly and tasted delicious. The staff was also polite. I would like to visit again.

It's in front of Kyoto Station, but a slightly hidden place. Surprisingly, there are stylish shops here. I visited without a reservation this time, so I opened the door feeling a bit nervous, but the neat interior was a cozy space. The appetizer was steamed chicken, and we could choose the sauce. It's a small thing, but a fun touch. When I asked for a salad, it came in individual bowls. It may be for COVID-19 measures, but it's also nice for accompanying drinks. We ordered a mixed grill, and when I asked for chopsticks to take the skewers off, they brought a tool for removing the skewers (like a small fork). Many skewer restaurants don't like that, so it was unexpected. But it's appreciated by women because you can try different types little by little. It's a place where you can enjoy your favorite drink slowly in a comfortable atmosphere.

The restaurant had a hidden appearance, but inside it felt crowded with tables closely packed together, not very relaxing. The food and drinks, including yakitori, were average for the price. It was a business expense so I didn't mind, but I probably wouldn't go there for a private meal. I'm sorry.

The meal was delicious and very satisfying. The seating and atmosphere were spacious and comfortable. The skewers were also creatively made so it didn't get boring. I would like to visit again.

I was able to enjoy a leisurely meal because there were few customers at the time.

The place felt like a hidden gem for adults, and being a Monday, it was quiet and we could enjoy our time. The only downside was the early last order.

I ordered various dishes at the restaurant and enjoyed all of them.

Yakitori restaurants offer creative dishes in a calm atmosphere, making them recommended for women. However, the cost performance is not great and there are limited options. If it weren't for being near Kyoto Station, it wouldn't be a top choice.