Gion Nanba (祇園なん波) in Kyoto Gion - Michelin one Starred Kaiseki

A beautifully curated dinner by the chef and staff. Flavors and paresentation were immaculate. One of the best meals of my life. I would make another reservation without hazitatiln. Absolutely a wonderful experience. Thank you.

Food was extremely delicious! My favourite dish was the beef. Restaurant is run by a grandpa and grandma, they were super friendly!

The two serving aunts are very kind and attentive. This time they are sitting in a private room. The dining process is very quiet. The aunts will find a way to explain each dish in English and Japanese or use a mobile phone to translate. After eating for about an hour and a half, the food looks very delicate, but I think The ingredients and CP value are average, maybe I don’t know how to eat kaiseki. It’s ok if you want to try kaiseki cuisine. The price of this restaurant is more approachable, but you may not choose to eat kaiseki next time.

The location is relatively hidden, but it is very close to Gion, which is convenient. Service is gracious, with chefs and waiters explaining the ingredients of each dish and attempting to communicate in limited English. The food is well-presented, the ingredients are fresh, and the taste is just right.

The food is delicious, great dining experience 😀 Dessert is delicious, highly recommended

amazing experience and great quality food. highly recommended and very filling over 10 courses. thanks

The location is very hard to find, in a small alley, but the service level is still in place, but the chef's level is a little unsatisfactory, the sushi rice is even a little undercooked, and the set meal is not particularly rich. It is not a very satisfactory experience

The meal was very satisfying. There were not many seats and the kitchen was very small. The two chefs were very organized. Every dish was beautiful and delicious. The chef also tried very hard to communicate in English, which made people feel good about Kyoto.

One of a kind experience. Please note that the ambience is quiet formal and very silent. Two thumbs up.

The service is excellent and the food quality is top notch. In particular, there are few kaiseki restaurants that have menus for children. My two young friends both enjoyed their meals, and the staff carefully introduced the ingredients for each dish. It is a restaurant that you can try again when you go to Beijing. .