Arashiyama,Fushimi, Kyoto Gion Night Walk w/Dinner frm Osaka
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Inoue Arashiyama is a japanese obanzai restaurant in Arashiyama, Kyoto.
Editorially verified June 1, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Signature dishes: Obanzai assortment, Yuba simmered dish
Must order: Five-plate obanzai assortment with simmered yuba
Tip: Reservation strongly recommended; doors open 17:00 and the counter eats six.
Explore Arashiyama&Fushimi Inari.Walk the historic slopes of Sannenzaka, pray for love at Yasaka Shrine, then soak up the magical night vibe of Hanamikoji and Pontocho...
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Immerse yourself in Kyoto’s vibrant geisha culture with a captivating tour featuring dinner and fascinating history.
Address: Ukyo-ku, Kyoto 616-8384, Japan
A standing-counter sake bar and oden room in a renovated Kyoto machiya. Chicken-paitan oden broth, 30-sake list and the Japanese-only blackboard menu.
Signature: Chicken paitan oden, Sake flight
Order: Chicken paitan oden and sake flight of three
Tip: Open until 01:00 weekdays, late dinner spot. Standing only, no reservations.
A rare late-night izakaya in Kyoto that runs until 05:00 most days. Slow-cooked pork trotter, oden plates and the after-shift crowd from Pontocho counters.
Signature: Toroton slow-cooked trotters, Late-night oden
Order: Toroton pork trotter with house oden
Tip: Cash and card accepted. Walk-in seats easiest 03:00-05:00; closed lunch.
A vegetable-focused kappo counter on a Kawaramachi second floor in Kyoto. Daily-changing simmered Kyo-yasai across a 10-dish course with drink pairings.
Signature: Simmered vegetable course, 10-dish vegetable plate
Order: 10-dish simmered vegetable course with sake flight
Tip: Course-only after 19:00. Lighter set-menu lunches under 1,500 yen.
The walk-in counter of the Yoshikawa tempura ryokan in Kyoto, an alternative to the full kaiseki room. Eight seats, garden window, lighter price tag.
Signature: Tempura counter lunch, Sea bream tempura
Order: Lunch tempura course with sea bream and prawn
Tip: Lunch counter under 7,000 yen, dinner course 14,000-22,000. Counter seats eight.
A mid-range Edomae sushi counter in Higashiyama, Kyoto. The chef trained in Tsukiji; lunch sets sit around 3,500 yen, and the saba-zushi is exemplary.
Signature: Edomae sushi set, Saba-zushi
Order: Tokujo nigiri lunch with side of saba bo-zushi
Tip: Lunch is best value; book a counter seat to watch the rice-vinegar pressing.
Tokyo's Mensho with a Kyoto Ramen Koji counter on the station building's 10th floor. Chicken-seafood tsukemen and a daily-rotating Japanese ramen tour.
Signature: Chicken-seafood tsukemen
Order: Chicken-and-seafood tsukemen with thick dipping noodles
Tip: Located on the station building's 10th-floor ramen alley. Lines move quickly.