Restaurants in Fushimi Inari Taisha

very good environment and the food is tasty. the price included the sushi set and booking .highly recommend.

The restaurant adopts traditional Japanese design. The stairs to the upper floor are quite large, so friends with weak knees should pay attention. In addition to the Japanese beef barbecue, the most recommended dish is the white rice, which is served in a pot and very attractive.

Thanks to Klook for recommending this restaurant to users. The sushi is very delicious, and the sashimi is completely covered with sushi rice. Before eating, the waiter asked if Wasabi was added to the sushi. I said yes. Adding a little Wasabi to the sushi enhances the taste.

Food was amazing. Once we found the restaurant 😆. GPS sent us to 2 different locations, the 2nd location actually showed where to go, in the building diagonally across upstairs on the 3rd floor. Once we were seated we were given the QR for the drinks and next round of meat ordering (preparing made it so much easier to order at will). they bring it directly to you. The rice and vegetables were buffet style. Atmosphere was inviting and relaxed. We ate well with no pressures.

The location is excellent, right on the main road next to Yasaka Shrine. The puffer fish is delicious and you can choose according to your budget. The service is warm and attentive.

The food is delicious and exquisite, and the service is warm and professional. The atmosphere of the ancient building is full of historical sense. After the meal, the waiters escorted us to the street

It is more difficult to make an appointment during noon. If the selected time is not available, you will receive an email asking if you can change to another time. Finally, we chose 14:30, as there were fewer people during this time.

The restaurant has a good environment and is equipped with a restroom. The tofu skin was rich in flavor. The serving size is sufficient. The restaurant is located next to Kiyomizu-zaka. You can take a bus and get off at the "Kiyomizu-michi" stop, then walk up the slope.