Vincent Tan: Sou-jiki Nakahigashi is a high end kaiseki restaurant. Extremely well regarded on Tabelog. http://tabelog.com/kyoto/A2603/A260302/26001800/
Vincent Tan: Sakagawa is a high end izakaya serving kaiseki a-la-carte. Extremely well regarded on Tabelog. http://tabelog.com/kyoto/A2603/A260301/26001726/
Vincent Tan: Minokichi Takeshigero is a kaiseki restaurant that has been in business for 3 centuries. Highly regarded on Tabelog. http://www.minokichi.co.jp/takeshigero/index.html
Vincent Tan: Kyoyamatoya at New Miyako Hotel is a kaiseki restaurant that serves a traditional breakfast from 7am. http://www.miyakohotels.ne.jp/newmiyako/
Vincent Tan: Roan Kikunoi is the junior version of the famous kaiseki restaurant. Get a counter seat if you can. http://tabelog.com/kyoto/A2602/A260201/26000766/
Vincent Tan: Nakamura is a Kyoto kaiseki restaurant with 3 Michelin stars and very highly rated on Tabelog http://tabelog.com/kyoto/A2602/A260202/26003637/
Ashot Pastazhyan: In an avarage it will cost you about 200$ but it is worth to visit! Relax turn off your mind and float downstreem. All the dishes are seemed to simbolize something... seasons, for example
Sakaomon Nuttasophon: Amazing Tempura course, delicate and tasty with great service. You get very full too! Most staff here can speak English pretty well. 👍🏼
Fabio Resende: Exactly what you would expect from a chef that interned at Chez Panisse: seasonal, fresh, farm-to-table food, only in Japan. It was interesting to see the concept done with such different ingredients.
Allan Solomon: This is amazing new breakfast place! They serve groups at specific times so make a reservation. Traditional Japanese breakfast with amazon service. Strongly recommend!!
Rachel Davies: Absolute incredible kaiseki restaurant. The staff were incredibly attentive, the chefs were incredibly skillful and the food incredibly tasty! Absolutely 5*