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  • Obanzai Nanohana
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    3.0
    19 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kyoto Prefecture Kyoto City Nakagyo-ku Oimasu-machi Temple Hexagon down Le Iseyamacho 338
    This Kyoto obanzai shop on the restored first floor of a machiya (townhouse) which was used as the residence of the female owner-manager, has seating that includes views of the inner courtyard as well as horigotatsu (recessed, heated floor seats), and the restaurant has a relaxed home-style atmosphere. The obanzai, which is perfected by the okami’s preferred raw materials and seasonings, is Kyoto-style home cooking that is easy on the body. The limited lunch set is popular for allowing guests to try four types of obanzai dishes with tempura, soy milk gratin or namafu (wheat gluten) dengaku (tofu (or fish, etc.) baked and coated with miso) and rice all at once. The closest station is Kawaramachi Station.

    Obanzai means side dishes in Kyoto dialect. They serve authentic washoku, but not special, and customer service is terrible anyway. Their service is too slow and poor attitude. Please dont go...

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  • kokyu
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    4.5
    7 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    204, Seiryucho, Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto, 602-0822

    京都の弧玖さんへ訪問。 お造りや八寸などを食べました。 柚子釜や宮崎牛のローストビーフが良かったです。 また、行きたいです。

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  • Kagonoya Kitaohjishimogamoten
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    4.0
    14 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    12, Shimogamohigashihonmachi, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto, 606-0863

    食べ放題をいただきましたが、大変美味しかったです。店員さんの接客も大変心地よく、おだしの追加やお冷の交換など、とても気が利いていました。 唯一店長さんの態度だけが気になりました。 もう少しどうにかならないものでしょうか。 そこだけが不快でした。

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