Kyoto, Japan｜En'ya Nishiki - Takakura

I used it for lunch! A location where you can enjoy the feeling of being hidden away in the back of an alley. The store is located at the end of the tunnel alley in Kyoto. When you step inside, you'll see a typical townhouse-like floor plan. There are wooden pillars, a small kitchen, and a steep staircase leading to the seating area. It has a warm atmosphere where you can appreciate the old days. The food is also delicious! For less than 1,000 yen, you can get a set meal with two daily specials and a small side dish. The grilled mackerel set meal has a large mackerel floating in clear oil sitting in the center, whet your appetite. When you take a bite, it's heartwarming and oily, making it a satisfying meal! The small bowl comes with Unohana, Konnyaku, Tsukemono, Namul bean sprouts, etc. I don't really eat fish myself, but I felt that the mackerel here was easy to eat! Moreover, I think it will become a valuable set meal restaurant for fish lovers. I was able to relax and chat and have fun just like when I was at a bar! Thank you for the meal!

Favorite shop. The office returned to Kyoto for the first time in four years, so I visited for the first time in a while. While many stores are disappearing, I am happy to see that they are still operating as before. The menu consisted of three items, and I had saury. The saury was delicious grilled on a charcoal stove, and it made me feel relieved. I would also like to hear from you on a regular basis.

A shop near Karasuma Station and Nishiki Market. The restaurant was located in a back alley and had a very Kyoto-like atmosphere, which was great. It was the second one, but it was full of customers. The chicken sashimi and dashi rolls were exquisite. We also have a lot of Japanese sake, so this is a recommended restaurant for food and alcohol.