Kyoto, Japan｜Ninomaru

The entrance is hidden and the name only written in Japanese letters, but your reward for finding it is a superb Izakaya. Delicious food and good Sake are served in a homely atmosphere.

Just went to eat as we were staying nearby. The food is good with reasonable price. They have an English menu but not items were translated. They have a fish menu in Japanese. We saw what the next ate and had to ask about the fish dish. Their English is limited but they tried their best and were very friendly. Popular with locals.

The strongest izakaya in the history of only one person There are many types of food and many unusual dishes, all of which are interesting. Normally, the amount of food I can eat by myself is limited. Perhaps because there's only one person, they can cook half the food, and even one person can enjoy all-you-can-drink. Even though I hadn't even asked, the shop kindly told me that the price would have been higher if I hadn't told them. Thanks to that, I was able to eat a lot of dishes that I was interested in, and they were all delicious. You should definitely try the Hokke mackerel and the Kama-yaki, which is the first time I've eaten it in my life. I was surprised that the bill was only half of what I expected. This is a shop I definitely want to visit again if I'm in the area.