LURRA°
Fine dining restaurant · Kyoto-shi ·

LURRA°

Fine dining restaurant · Kyoto-shi ·

Creative wood-fired cuisine, globally inspired dishes, unique pairings

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396 Sekisenincho, Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto, 605-0021, Japan Get directions

¥10,000+

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396 Sekisenincho, Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto, 605-0021, Japan Get directions

+81 50 3196 1433
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"Expect cuisine full of creativity from Jacob Kear. Lurra means ‘the Earth’, ‘the Moon’ and ‘coordinates’ in the Basque language, and indeed this restaurant is a departure point for a trip around the world. Papadams remind you of India, tacos of Mexico, and so on. A chef, a sommelier and a bartender who became close friends in New Zealand form the triumvirate that runs this restaurant with unshakable solidarity." - Michelin Inspector

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Oscar Enrique P.

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I had such an amazing experience at LURRA. The food was the perfect mix of modern and classic, bringing together the best of old traditions with a contemporary twist. Every dish felt thoughtful and beautifully balanced, and the drink pairing was just as impressive. What I really loved was how they kept that classic Japanese style while giving it something fresh and unexpected. It made the whole meal feel unique and memorable. I honestly cannot wait to go back.

Damien E.

Google
We had an amazing experience. Food was exceptional and for me, there was only 1 dish that was less than 5⭐️. Service was amazing and the atmosphere was great where we were able to openly speak with the other guests. It felt like being in a friends kitchen. If you’re in doubt, don’t be, Just go!

Manish B.

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Michelin star n worth it. First time for me. Amazing class and style. Some 8 course meal prepared right in front of you. The dedication in every dish was unbelievable. Done great food too.

Lynzie B.

Google
Wow- this was a remarkable experience. The most creative meal we’ve ever had. It was art. It was also so incredibly entertaining to watch the chefs at work, to watch h their dynamic and the expertise in action. Just wow. Also I don’t eat pork and they made a substitution for me for one of the courses which was so personalized and amazing. Worth every penny! Go!

Antonio R.

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This is an amazing dining experience. It is an omakase in a small restaurant where the table wraps around the kitchen. The staff prepare the meal in front of you while talking with you. Chef Kear is very friendly and explains the menu in interesting fashion. And the food was some of the best I have ever had. All of it. Beverage pairing was well done as well. Would happily go back many times.

Franco L.

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Hands down one of the best meals I’ve ever had. Every dish was so thoughtful and full of flavor — you can really tell how much care and creativity goes into everything they make. The vibe of the place is calm and welcoming, and the staff were super friendly and explained each dish perfectly. It felt more like a journey than just dinner. If you’re in Kyoto and love great food and good energy, you’ve got to check out Lurra.

Kim

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This is a late review, but I’ve been reflecting on my visit last summer and felt compelled to share my experience. After much deliberation, I finally chose a Michelin-starred restaurant in Japan, and it did not disappoint. Tucked away in a quiet, unsuspecting area of Kyoto, the restaurant offers an intimate atmosphere that immediately makes you feel special. The attention to detail and the use of fresh, local ingredients were evident in every dish, creating an unforgettable culinary journey. A small yet notable touch was the chef’s tattoo, a subtle flex that added a personal, well-deserved flair to the experience. It was a truly remarkable meal that I will always remember.

Vy N.

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My most unforgettable dining experience in Kyoto was undoubtedly at Lurra. From the moment I stepped in, the exceptional service was apparent, setting the tone for what would be a truly extraordinary 12-course journey. The kitchen operates on a purely wood-fired technique—no gas, just fire, adding an element of raw authenticity to every dish. Every ingredient is locally sourced, a testament to the highest quality and freshness. This dinner wasn’t just about food. Indeed, it wasnt the best food I have ever had. Its all about the experience. The tableware, carefully selected to match each course, further heightened the sense of artistry and intention in every detail. The flavors, vibrant and bold, introduced me to new sensations that delighted my palate, and to top it all off, I was sent home with a bag of gifts. P/S: highly recommend non-alcoholic pairing.