I finished my business at the Kyoto Prefectural Office. It was a little past 10:30, so I decided to take a walk to the Imperial Palace. As I started walking, I came across a restaurant in a residential area. It seemed to be a place that serves a variety of Japanese and Western dishes for bento boxes. They had a menu with photos displayed outside, and I couldn't help but take a look. They were serving breakfast from 8:00 to 11:00, offering Japanese and Western options for 570 yen. It was almost 11:00, so I had to go in. The restaurant was small and cozy. I ordered a Japanese breakfast, which consisted of dashimaki tamago (rolled omelette), rice, miso soup, salad, and pickles. It had a gentle and truly Kyoto-like taste.

A restaurant that delivers meals from morning to noon, with a break in between, and also in the evening. There were many options to choose from, but I decided to go with the daily special. The rice was a bit soft, but there was a great variety of side dishes. If you eat inside the restaurant, you get a complimentary coffee. The place is clean and refreshing. The staff are also very active and pleasant. I will definitely come back. Thank you for the meal!

I would rate this place as 4.0 for food, 3.9 for service, 4.0 for atmosphere, and 4.1 for value for money. I had a slightly late breakfast here. Until 10 am, they only serve Japanese and Western breakfast sets. I chose the Japanese set, which was similar to my previous visit. It included miso soup, rice, two rolled omelettes, salad, and pickles. The rice had sesame seeds instead of furikake, and the rolled omelettes were made better this time. A regular elderly customer came in and ordered sake in the morning, followed by an additional tempura set. It seems like he was treated specially as a regular. Located near the Imperial Palace, in front of the prefectural office, the 510 yen breakfast set was reasonable. Thank you for the meal.

I got a bento box to go from this place. When I entered the store, it was very clean and the staff were very kind. I had it for lunch with my family. Each bento box had small side dishes and sesame dressing, and the flavors were light and easy to eat. The shrimp fry was also easy to eat because the oil was clean. I will definitely visit again when I'm nearby.

This is a bento and set meal shop near the Imperial Palace, catering to local residents and students. It feels like it is operated by a family or relatives, offering home-cooked meals with a homemade touch. The prices are mostly under 1,000 yen. The quality is decent for the price.

I would rate it as 4.0 for food and taste, 3.9 for service, 4.0 for atmosphere, and 4.1 for value for money. I had an early lunch here because I had some errands nearby. It was a little after 11 am. The menu was quite diverse, but I decided to try the "daily lunch special" for 820 yen. It included a beef omelette, minced cutlet, fried tofu, vinegar salad with glass noodles and cucumber, salad, ham, spaghetti, pickles, rice, and miso soup. It wasn't the most delicious meal I've ever had, but it was very satisfying and stable. The omelette, in particular, was filled generously with beef and onions. The price even included coffee after the meal, so I really can't complain. The other customers seemed like regulars, especially the two older ladies from the neighborhood. They must come here almost every day. Thank you for the meal.

My rating is 3.9 [Food/Flavor 3.9 | Service 3.8 | Atmosphere 3.9 | Value for money 4.0 | Drinks -]. On my way back from Toyama, the train was delayed and it was cold, and I had to work the next morning. In that situation, I found a place that serves breakfast in this area, and that is Chikaku-san. From 8 to 10 o'clock, you can choose between Western or Japanese breakfast for only 510 yen each. The meal includes two large pieces of fluffy rolled omelette, grated radish, mini salad, pickles, rice topped with black sesame seeds, and miso soup. The freshly baked rolled omelette is a delightful treat. The rice is slightly soft but the portion is generous, and the miso soup with seaweed and tofu is quite tasty. For this quality and quantity, 510 yen is definitely worth it.

It's been over a year and a half since my last visit. I've decided to make an effort to revisit local restaurants like this one in the future. One thing is that the rating criteria in my initial reviews are quite different from now (giving this place ✰2.7 seems too harsh). So, I arrived at 11:30 am as the first lunch customer. The daily bento box had chicken tempura and pork cutlet as the main dishes, so I didn't hesitate to order it. The price was 820 yen, which seems reasonable around here. Since it was the daily special, it arrived quickly. Just like last time, it came in a bento box with salad, ham, spaghetti, pickles, rice, rolled omelet, beef and vermicelli burdock stir-fry. The main dishes were chicken tempura and pork cutlet. I dipped the chicken tempura in the provided salt. The pork cutlet already had a sweet sauce coating. Considering the price, it was a sufficient quality and quantity. I skipped breakfast, so it tasted even better. Let's adjust the rating. Thank you for the meal. BGM: Western music with vocals at a suitable volume. Toilet: Unisex toilet at the back of the restaurant, non-washlet Western-style.... (February 2015) I had been passing by this place a few times and was curious, so today, it happened to be lunchtime, and I entered alone. There were two elderly women, a male solo customer, and three previous customers. The menu mainly focused on bento boxes and seemed quite diverse, or rather, a bit difficult to read. It's good that they have seasonal menus, but I don't really want to see a photo of somen noodles limited to the summer at this time of year. So, I decided to try their signature "Senkaku Bento" for 1070 yen. It included hamburger steak, shrimp fry, grated pork cutlet, rolled omelet, salad, sliced ham, spaghetti, rice, pickles, and miso soup. The salad had a bit too much dressing. The spaghetti was cold and could use some improvement in quality. The rolled omelet was also cold. It would be nice if they warmed it up a bit in winter. The shrimp fry was delicious as usual, with tartar sauce already applied. The grated pork cutlet was surprisingly generous, although small in size, with four pieces. The hamburger steak exceeded my expectations. It's common for hamburger steaks to be tender, but the fluffy texture was delightful. Perhaps because it's located in a more business and government district than my usual lunch area, the prices are slightly higher, starting from 650 yen for lunch with coffee included. When it gets warmer, it might be nice to take it to go and eat it on a bench in the Imperial Palace area.

This was the last day of work in Kyoto!! Had lunch at my favorite place around Marutamachi (lol). The menu for the day was as follows: Lunch 580 yen. The beef and shirataki stew was delicious!! And as a service for December, coffee after the meal (☆o☆) Glittering. 580 yen is seriously a great deal!! This is a place I would definitely visit again if I'm in the area. Thank you for the meal! The address is Kyoto City, Kamigyo-ku, Imadegawacho, Utsubokicho Nishiiru, Ima Yakicho 308. Phone: 075-252-5766. Open on weekdays from 07:00 to 15:00 and 17:00 to 20:00, Saturdays from 07:00 to 15:00, closed on Sundays and holidays. Thank you for your support on the blog ranking! Your clicks are my source of energy!! Recently, everyone's clicks have been increasing (☆o☆) Glittering. Please continue to support me in the future. Thank you! ↓↓↓ Click here ↓↓↓

This is a revisit to a restaurant I went to recently and became a favorite (^_^)v Today's menu is like this!! Of course, I decided on the affordable lunch option (lol) Lunch 580 yen The shrimp fry is plump and delicious!! The stir-fried vegetables are also great (^_^)v As a service until the end of December, a complimentary coffee after the meal (☆o☆) Glittering This is excellent for 580 yen!! Thank you for the meal (^_^)v Kyoto City, Kamigyo-ku, Imadobokocho Street, Nishi Iitana 308 075-252-5766 Weekdays 07:00-15:00, 17:00-20:00 Saturday 07:00-15:00 Closed on Sundays and holidays I'm participating in a blog ranking Everyone's one click is a source of energy!! (^_^)v Recently, everyone's clicks have been increasing (☆o☆) Glitter Please continue to support me in the future m(_"_)m ↓↓↓ Click ↓↓↓

Recently, I have been working in Kyoto! I discovered this little restaurant in a quiet residential area on the west side of the Kyoto Imperial Palace. You can enjoy your bento box inside the restaurant. The lunch prices are very reasonable! The lunch set costs 580 yen and I even got a complimentary coffee after the meal. It's such a great deal for 580 yen! Thank you for the meal. The restaurant is located at Imayakicho Agaru, Kyoamiya-cho, Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto. They are open on weekdays from 07:00 to 15:00 and 17:00 to 20:00, Saturdays from 07:00 to 15:00, and closed on Sundays and holidays.

Lunch for ¥650 - comes with coffee. Good cost performance, but many older ladies.

I also ate at the restaurant, but this time I had a takeout and ate at home. Oh, when I eat such delicious handmade bento, I can't eat convenience store bento anymore. The price may be different, but the tamagoyaki, side dishes, and fried foods were all delicious. I look forward to the opportunity to eat it again. Thank you for the meal.