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Kyoto tempura, fried before your eyes in elegant cottonseed oil.

Kyoto tempura, fried before your eyes in elegant cottonseed oil.

Shojin cuisine with a garden view in Arashiyama.

Melt-in-your-mouth Omi beef sukiyaki in the heart of Kyoto.

Three centuries of Kyoto kaiseki, right in Shijo-Kawaramachi
Kyoto’s radiance in a single sheet — a hands-on gold leaf craft experience

In Gion, four generations of kaiseki—season by season.

Kaiseki that tastes like Kyoto’s four seasons—quietly, in Gion.

In a Gion alley, meet the birthplace of shabu-shabu.

Kyoto kaiseki, touched by French finesse.

Kyoto sparkle at your fingertips in Shijo-Kawaramachi.
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French dining above Kyoto’s lights.

Kyoto kaiseki with Arashiyama’s seasons on the side.

Kyoto kaiseki that’s as stunning as the streets of Gion.

Kyoto nights, sizzling on the teppan.

Gion’s unshowy one-star kaiseki that eats like three.

Paris-trained French dining in Kyoto’s quiet hills.

All-day comfort dining with a Kyoto hotel touch.