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Where to Eat After the Kyoto Walking Tour

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    Kyoto Localized
  • 12 hours ago
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How to choose a restaurant around the Kyoto Higashiyama Area


Kyoto Higashiyama Area is a historic district where Japan’s traditions and culture are beautifully preserved.

Here you can enjoy Kyoto-style Ramen, traditional Kyoto cuisine such as Tofu, Udon noodles, and Obanzai (Kyoto’s traditional home-style cuisine of seasonal dishes).

Don’t miss authentic Uji Matcha, the finest and most famous matcha in Japan.

On our E-bike tours, Skip the crowded public transport and explore Kyoto smoothly. See more, ride with ease, and enjoy the city stress-free!


Kyoto E-Bike Tour :The morning tour which covers hidden-gem, Nanzenji Temple, Philosoper's Path etc

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Kyoto-style Ramen

a popular Kyoto ramen restaurant known for its light yet flavorful Kyoto-style broth, springy noodles, and carefully prepared toppings, offering a comforting and authentic ramen experience in a traditional Japanese setting.


a popular ramen restaurant that originated in Kameoka, Kyoto. It is known for its rich, flavorful broth made from chicken, pork, and vegetables, paired with fresh homemade noodles.

Vegetarian options available.


a famous ramen chain that originated in Kyoto, known for its rich, thick, and savory “kotteri” broth. Their signature ramen features chewy noodles in a creamy, flavorful soup, making it a must-try for anyone wanting an authentic Kyoto-style ramen experience.


a charming Kyoto ramen restaurant inspired by the tiny folktale hero, serving delicate noodles in a fun, miniature-style presentation that delights both kids and adults

Vegetarian options available.



Tofu

a traditional restaurant specializing in tofu. It serves elegant, seasonal Kaiseki meals that showcase tofu and other local ingredients, offering an authentic and refined Kyoto dining experience in a traditional setting.

Vegetarian options available.



Udon noodles

a long‑established udon noodle restaurant known for its Kyoto‑style udon, especially curry udon with cheese, and generous portions. It’s a local favorite that has been around for decades and is often visited by Geisha, with many celebrity autographs decorating the interior walls.



Obanzai(Kyoto’s traditional home-style cuisine)

a charming, family‑run Japanese restaurant known for its warm, welcoming atmosphere and authentic home‑style Kyoto cuisine. Seasonal dishes and traditional cooking, with fresh ingredients and umami‑rich flavors that visitors love. Because it’s a small, making a reservation is highly recommended.


a cozy, well‑liked Japanese restaurant known for its authentic obanzai‑style home cooking and seasonal Kyoto dishes. It offers a warm, traditional atmosphere perfect for trying local comfort foods.



Matcha Cafe

a historic Japanese sweets café, housed in a traditional building established in 1909. It’s beloved for its traditional Japanese confections like chewy warabi mochi, matcha drinks, and other seasonal desserts — all served in a cozy, old‑style Kyoto atmosphere perfect for a relaxing break during sightseeing.

Vegetarian options available.


a renowned matcha café. It’s part of a long‑established Uji tea brand founded in 1860, and here you can enjoy premium Uji matcha drinks, parfaits, shaved ice, and other tea‑based desserts - a must‑visit spot for matcha lovers exploring Kyoto

Vegetarian options available.


a historic Kyoto tea café specializing in premium Uji matcha and seasonal matcha desserts, offering an authentic Kyoto tea experience in the heart of Gion.

Vegetarian options available.


The map below includes more recommended restaurants. "Vegetarian-friendly" options are also included.
Going to Tokyo? Check out our walking tours in Tokyo: Tokyo Free Walking Tour
Going to Osaka? Check out our walking tours in Osaka: Osaka Free Walking Tour
Going to Hiroshima? Check out our walking tours in Hiroshima: Hiroshima Free Walking Tour


 
 
 

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