One-Michelin star Toku (Kaiseki, Washoku) in Kyoto

Established in 1801, the first generation was from Omiya, and was called Omiya Matabachi. At first, he opened "Omiya" on the hexagonal string in Kazutani-cho. At that time, it was the usual place for drug dealers in Omiya. The two-story wooden building, the entrance made of red shells, the bamboo garden, and the cypress bath with an umbrella-shaped ceiling are typical of Kyoto townhouses for more than 200 years. It is still open for business as usual.

Enjoy a kaiseki set at Gion Suetomo in Higashiyama! Get amazing meals when you book on Klook!

Book a Kaiseki course at Kichisen in Kyoto Gion. Grab exclusive deals when you book on Klook!

Kyoto Gion: Traditional Tekkaba Dice Gambling Experience

Let the smells of street food guide you down a five-block marketplace filled with spectacular snacks!

Food Hotel Izuyasu Kaiseki Cuisine - Kyoto

Feast on a well-curated selection of Japanese specialty dishes at Mokube! Open since 1928, this Michelin-starred restaurant in Kyoto offers authentic kaiseki-style dining. Reserve a Lunch or Dinner Course through Klook!

Kyoto's Refined Palate: A Food Tour for Discerning Adventurers

Hop on the Haruka Express! Grab your airport train ticket to travel between Kansai Airport and Osaka.