"My Curry" is a curry restaurant located in Fushimi Inari OICY Village. They offer Stick Curry Bread for ¥500 and Orange Lassi for ¥500. The stick type curry bread is perfect for eating on the go. It's hot and crispy on the outside, with a mildly spicy curry inside and plenty of tender meat. They have a variety of 10 different lassis to choose from. The combination of curry and lassi is amazing. The refreshing sweetness of the orange and creamy sweetness of the lassi are perfect for the hot summer. It feels like a food court full of Kyoto vibes. Of course, you can also dine in. Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine is nearby, so be sure to visit!"

It's a curry bread shop located in a corner of Fushimi Inari OICY Village. The crispy stick curry bread was delicious! The mango lassi and strawberry lassi were very sweet and paired perfectly with the curry bread. There are plenty of seats, so it's recommended to stop by for a break during your visit to Fushimi Inari.

Today, I decided to visit a curry bread shop at Fushimi Inari OICY Village in Kyoto. The shop specializes in curry bread, offering stick-shaped and bite-sized options. The stick-shaped curry bread is 500 yen each, while the bite-sized ones come in a pack of 6 for 850 yen. They also serve curry rice, udon, and drinks. I purchased a stick-shaped curry bread and a peach lassi. The packaging of the curry bread featured a fox design, symbolizing Fushimi Inari. The bread had a crispy texture on the outside, with warm and mildly spicy curry inside. It was easy to eat on the go. The peach lassi, recommended by the staff, had a smooth yogurt flavor with plenty of peach chunks for a fruity touch. Overall, it's a convenient spot to visit while exploring Fushimi Inari.

The curry bread was delicious!! The packaging was cute, and I didn't feel bloated at all. If this place was in Osaka, I would go all the time^^ I will definitely come back when I visit Kyoto again!

Introducing "Watashi no Kare Fushimi Inari Store" My favorite at Watashi no Kare is the "crispy curry bread that won't give you a stomachache." I had the stick curry bread and mango lassi. The curry bread was freshly fried and super delicious. The curry had just the right amount of spiciness, and it went perfectly with the mango lassi. This store opened in June this year and is located in the OICY Village in Fushimi Inari, which is a great place to cool off in the heat. Be sure to try the curry bread when you visit. Watashi no Kare Fushimi Inari Store Address: 13-5 Ichinotsubocho, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto City, OICY Village 1st floor Hours: 10:00-20:00 #Watashinokare #FushimiInariTaisha #KyotoFoodTour #KyotoGourmetTravel #CurryBread #Curry #Lassi #YogurtLassi #Mango #Kyoto #KyotoGourmet #KyotoCafe #KyotoCurryBread #FushimiInari #FushimiInariCafe #FushimiInariOICYVillage #FushimiInariBreak #Kyoto #FushimiInari

A food complex called "OICY Village" has opened near Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, where many foreigners visit. The complex features 6 shops including Ramen Makotoya, Karaage Konishiki, Pegopa?, Senkara-ya, and FOV Drink Stand, as well as "Watashi no Kare." Originally started as an udon shop, they specialize in takeout and food to go, with their main offering being "Stick Curry Bread," a popular one-hand food. Other menu items include udon, soba, and curry rice. The packaging for the curry bread is designed with a fox and a Japanese theme to match the atmosphere of Fushimi Inari. The curry bread is crispy and doesn't leave you feeling heavy, with tender beef inside. The staff's favorite drink to pair with it is a lemon-flavored lassi. Thank you for the meal.