Articles about restaurants in Kyoto

Our picks for some of the most picturesque and chilled-out cafes in Kyoto!

Eating soba noodles is an important New Year’s tradition in Japan, and luckily there are many great soba restaurants in Kyoto!

Summers in Kyoto are scorching. I’ll introduce you curry that’s great on a hot summer day.

Top 5 Lunch Restaurants in Kyoto Station, Gion, and Arashiyama by a Local Foodie.

Sharing Kyoto ate all of the latest and trendiest matcha desserts, and we have chosen the best 20 for you!

Chicken being grilled on charcoal. smell of smoke, and dark atmosphere; this is what to expect at the best yakitori places in Kyoto!

Chicken ramen that is so thick it’s just a bowlful of collagen! Five restaurants you must visit in Kyoto and try their chicken ramen!

After enjoying Gion Matsuri, it’s time to spend an unforgettable night in a great restaurant in Kyoto

Trendy restaurants in Kyoto right now where you can enjoy delicious wagyu introduced!

Winter in Kyoto means one thing: hot pot! There are many great hot pot restaurants in Kyoto, but leave it to Sharing Kyoto to choose the best!

So hot you don’t have an appetite? Try some cold noodles in Kyoto and you’re going to find your appetite again!

Eating sundaes or parfaits in Kyoto in summer you’re not only going to enjoy their visual beauty but also their cooling, layered, delicate taste!

Colorful sweets and drinks in Kyoto that will make you forget about the rainy and depressing weather!

There are many fun things to do in Gion! Sharing Kyoto is going to introduce 5 restaurants and cafes in Gion you can visit on foot.

These are our top 5 restaurants with the best matcha sweets in Kyoto that you need to check out when the weather gets hot.

Delicious and healthy breakfast the traditional way at these 3 restaurants in Kyoto

This article will look at both the traditional Japanese foods you must try while in Kyoto and let you in on why the ancient capital is so renowned for them.

When in Kyoto, where should you eat breakfast? Look here for the 5 best cafes in Kyoto!

Sushi is one of the most famous examples of washoku, and conveyor belt sushi is an easy and fun way to enjoy this Japanese delicacy!

In this article, we’ll introduce 6 of our favorite restaurants we recommend heading to after watching the Jidai Matsuri – Festival of the Ages parade.

Do you love soba? With a frightful difference in temperature between seasons, Kyoto is home to very distinct styles of summer and winter soba noodles. In this article, we introduce some of the best cold and hot soba that Kyoto has to offer.

For those ramen heads out there wishing to delve deep into Kyoto ramen, this tour is for you! Join Sharing Kyoto editor-in-chief, Ramen King and devourer of over 300 bowls of ramen a year, Yamasaki-san, as he takes you on a journey to discover authentic Kyoto ramen.

This blog showcases our favorite cafes headed by longstanding, historical Kyoto businesses in Japan’s oasis for the endangered breed.

Beloved by locals, the Fushimi area is home to the world-famous Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine. The reason for its popularity is its ease of access from Kyoto station and the Gion District and its quiet atmosphere. However, the Fushimi area is more than just the famous shrine; it’s also a great place to enjoy the non-touristy side of Kyoto and shop, eat and walk with the locals. In this article, we’ll introduce you to an unusual shrine and a shopping street little known to the majority of tourists!

Hey, travelers of Kyoto! Do you think that just because you’ve got Starbucks back home that you don’t need to go to any in Kyoto? Don’t get down on Starbucks in Kyoto so quick. With stores located in traditional Kyoto townhouse and in front of magnificent Japanese rock gardens with bonsai-like pine trees, Starbucks in Kyoto both reflects and respects the profound culture of the city.

Summertime in Kyoto means the opening of the famous Kamogawa River noryo-yuka terraces. These terraces are known for being the best spots to enjoy traditional Japanese Kaiseki dinners with a view of the Kamogawa River. However, as traditional Japanese restaurants aren’t the only ones with these terraces, we decided to put together a list of our top bars and cafes that also offer these relaxing summer staples!

Eat as much as you want in Kyoto at these restaurants that offer seasonal veggies and other delicacies at reasonable prices.

Kaiseki cuisine is famous for reflecting the four seasons. I’m going to introduce 5 restaurants in the home ground of Japanese cuisine, Kyoto, where you can enjoy beautiful seasonal kaiseki cuisine.

I want to know a café where I can rest a bit when shopping… for you, I’m going to introduce 5 town house cafes in Kyoto where you can relax.

In Kyoto right now, this Mont Blank cake with a best before date of only 10 minutes is all the talk! So we of course went to try this very special cake!