Kyoto, Japan｜Houmairou

Visited Goo Shrine while sightseeing at Kyoto Imperial Palace. It is said to be a traditional Chinese restaurant. I ordered sweet and sour pork, mapo tofu, miso chicken, etc. All of them were inexpensive but authentic and delicious!

I wanted to eat this mustard soba, and when I asked, I had to wait a long time without a reservation. I didn't know I needed a reservation, so I waited for an hour. Finally, my turn came, and I had mustard soba, steamed chicken and shiitake mushrooms, and fried rice. It was more delicious than I imagined, and I thought it was good to wait. The owner also came to say thank you for waiting for a long time. I will definitely go again. Make a reservation next time...

It's insanely delicious The mustard soba is a specialty, but the shumai and spring rolls are also delicious. There is only a counter on the 1st floor. There are about 4 tables on the 2nd floor, and 2 tables in a small raised area. The toilet is on the 3rd floor The location is between the Imperial Palace and Seimei Shrine After dinner, I went for a walk to Horikawa, and it was a short walk to Seimei Shrine.The cherry blossoms along the Horikawa were beautiful.