Jiki Miyazawa

Compact, simple restaurant known for traditional oyakodon, plus other noodle & rice bowls.

Discover a cherished noodle haven serving exquisite udon, renowned for its rich broths and delightful tempura, mere steps from Kyoto's serene Heian Shrine.

Counter seats allow guests to watch the open kitchen turn out ramen bowls at this easygoing eatery.

Step into this cozy Kyoto udon joint, where lines lead to fresh, chewy noodles and flavorful curry that will make your taste buds dance.

Dive into a serene, minimalist eatery where kaiseki-style menus celebrate local Japanese ingredients in an unforgettable dining spectacle.

"食材選び、下ごしらえ、包丁技法、調理方法、器、盛り付け、心意気、そのひとつひとつが積み重なって、お料理は芸術品にまで達します。 山に降る雨粒がいつしか小川になり、大流になるようにやさしくせせらぎ、ゆるぎなく流れていく―――「水」 そんな水の流れのように柔軟に 四季の移ろいを映し、時代や人に寄り添うお料理を宮川町の町屋でお楽しみください。"

Savor authentic Kyoto flavors at this cozy eatery, where soba, udon, and warm sake invite you to experience a genuine local dining vibe.

Nestled in a stylishly repurposed 1920s building, this hip hotel offers spacious rooms with record players, trendy dining, and prime access to Kyoto's coolest spots.

Discover Kyoto's bustling Nishiki Market, a vibrant, 400-year-old culinary hub where you can indulge in a feast of Japanese delicacies amid lively stalls.

Traditional rooms with tatami floors in a quaint property offering a rock garden & a bathhouse. Set in a traditional Japanese house with wood-paneled walls, screen doors and a leafy courtyard, this quaint inn is a 3-minute walk from trains at Kiyomizu-Gojo Station, and 2 km from both Nishiki Market and Kiyomizu-dera, a Buddhist temple. The airy, classic rooms feature tatami floors, chabudai dining tables and futons, plus flat-screens and free Wi-Fi. Upgraded rooms offer wood-framed beds and/or verandas overlooking a garden. There’s a restaurant; a breakfast buffet is available for a fee. Other amenities include a lounge, a landscaped rock garden, and a bathhouse with artificial hot spring water. Parking is available.