Kyoto Ramen & Gyoza Class with Vegan and Gluten-Free Options
Learn to make ramen and gyoza in a real restaurant kitchen in Kyoto. Cook with a chef, try professional techniques, and enjoy your creations with free-refill soft drinks.
What to order at Ramen Kairikiya Honten
- Must order
- Seabura Special Shoyu Ramen
- Signature dishes
- Chicken shoyu ramen
- Editor tip
- Cluster ramen-jumping with Tentenyu and Takayasu, all on the same stretch.
CuisineJapanese Ramen
Price¥
Neighborhooddemachiyanagi
Hours11:00-22:00
Last verified
Signature dishes: Chicken shoyu ramen
Must order: Seabura Special Shoyu Ramen
Tip: Cluster ramen-jumping with Tentenyu and Takayasu, all on the same stretch.
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Location
Address: Sakyo-ku, Kyoto 606-8156, Japan
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