Kyoto, Japan｜Aioimochi Shokudō

It's run by an elderly couple, and it's kind and delicious. I couldn't speak the language, but I was very grateful for the kind response, and the price was cheap because it wasn't a tourist destination, and the food was fresh. I wanted to eat noodles, but Papago didn't recognize it, so I ate it as a set meal, but all kinds of tempura were delicious, and I would recommend it to Koreans staying nearby. Elementary school children also liked it.

A snack shop that also sells Kyoto's traditional seasonal dumplings. There used to be one such store in the town. The taste is also delicious. Anyone who wants to know about Kyoto's culture should definitely go there.

I had Chinese soba and Kinugasa bowl. Kinugasa-don is a sweet deep-fried fox wrapped in an egg. I was full with plenty of volume.