The Best 10 Restaurants Near A 1A3 4Aeu E Ao Ea C Ae C C E1 4C C Ee

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1. Trattoria Pino

3.5

Very Good(5)

Price: Moderate

• Italian • Kyoto

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2. Takaragaike Japanese Restaurant - The Prince Kyoto Takaragaike Autograph Collection

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Price: Moderate

• Japanese • Kyoto

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3. Tohen Chinese Restaurant - The Prince Kyoto Takaragaike Autograph Collection

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Price: Moderate

• Chinese • Kyoto

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4. Shougetsu

5.0

Exceptional(0)

Price: Very Expensive

• Kyoto-style • Kyoto

A long-established Kyoto cuisine restaurant established in 1949. From generation to generation, the management of our restaurant has been handed over from mother to her daughter, and now we have 4th generation of Female manager from 2018. We try to be more friendly by adding modern arrangements while making the best use of traditions. Please feel easy and free to visit us.

5. LA PAELLA

4.1

Excellent(2)

Price: Moderate

• Spanish • Kyoto

Spanish Paella bar “La Paella" Located on the Kitamaya Street Kyoto. Only 15 minutes from Kyoto Station by Subway. Spanish bar “La Paella” is 30 seconds walk from “Matsugasaki” subway station. La Paella provides carefully selected wine and beer list representing a thorough selection of that pairs with our menu. La Paella is available for private parties of many sizes, and our dedicated private dining team is on hand to assist in carefully planning your event.

A photo of Kyo Suiran - Suiran, Luxuary Collection Hotel Kyoto restaurant

6. Kyo Suiran - Suiran, Luxuary Collection Hotel Kyoto

4.1

Excellent(26)

Price: Moderate

• Japanese • Kyoto

Originally erected in 1899 as Baron Shozo Kawasaki’s summerhouse, Kyo-Suiran combines Meiji Era architecture with contemporary lighting and seating for remarkably authentic and comfortable dining experiences. Intrinsic to Japanese design, an indoor-outdoor aesthetic is fostered by floor-to-ceiling windows, offering optimal, unobstructed views of the tranquil Arashiyama hills and Hozu River—only a stone walkway beneath the eaves separates the house from the surrounding gardens. Vaulted ceilings with exposed beams crafted of entire tree trunks demonstrate a reverence for natural timber, while shoji screens, original art, and precious calligraphy by Masayoshi Matsukata further enhance the distinctive character of this traditional 19th century residence.