Jan. 24, 2023 UPDATE

Kasagiya

- かさぎ屋 -
Traveler Friendly
English menus available.
Menu
English
Languages spoken
Japanese only
2654 22 8.7 1 reviews
Jan. 24, 2023 UPDATE

Kasagiya

- かさぎ屋 -
Traveler Friendly
English menus available.
Menu
English
Languages spoken
Japanese only
2654 22 8.7 1 reviews
Story & Recommendation
The elegant sweetness and fluffy texture of ohagi (pounded rice covered in red bean paste)

This Japanese confectionary near Kiyomizu Temple has been in business for 100 years. The interior has a traditional Japanese feel that hasn’t changed since the shop first opened. Just looking at some of the antique items used for years is a joy; some of these include an old black telephone, Japanese dolls, and an antique clock. The specialty here are ohagi. Delightfully sweet adzuki (red-bean paste) on the outside, with fluffy pounded rice on the inside, these ohagi go perfectly with matcha. We hope you’ll enjoy these all-hand-made sweets with no pre-made ingredients.


[Owner's comment]
We have been in business since 1914 and have continued to carry on the same taste. We are looking forwardto your visit!
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User Reviews
8.7 Excellent
food9.0 service8.0 atmosphere9.0
Anna - Japan
Nov. 14, 2018
Details
Open Hours
11:00 ~ 17:30
Reservations
Not accepted
Closed
Tuesday
Price range
~ ¥1,000
Credit cards
Not accepted
Good for
Solo, With Friends
Number of seats
20 seats
Private dining rooms
Nothing
Non smoking / smoking
Non smoking
The shop is relatively empty on weekdays. It can get crowded between 3-4 PM on weekends and holidays.
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