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Izakaya |
Tominokoji Uroko |
Area |
Central |
Highlights:
Started lunch time service: Serving "Tsuke-soba"(noodles dipped in sauce) and "Chuka-soba"(Ramen, or noodle soup).
Face a miniature garden from your seat in a Kyoto-like atmosphere. The scenery from the counter seats or in the Japanese style Horigotatsu (a heated low table with a pit dug in the ground for leg space) in the restaurant is comfortable and authentic. English menus are also available at your request. Please feel free to make yourself at home.
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Details:
Take one step into the restaurant and absorb the old Kyoto style machiya and the Japanese atmosphere. We take pride in serving you original and authentic Japanese cuisine. Strongly recommended is the "Janomeyaki" special and Oden which is prepared with specialty broth and goes great with alcohol. (Available all year long, but different every season) It is prepared with the freshest of seasonal ingredients. Please enjoy our delicious food all year round. We also have quite a selection of beer, Japanese sake, shōchu, cocktails and umeshu (Plum wine).
Izakaya |
Tominokoji Uroko |
Area |
Central |
Open |
11:30am - 2:00pm (Last order 1:40pm) |
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Address |
602 Nishidaimonnji-cho, Tominokoji-dori Nishikoji sagaru, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto city 604-8054 |
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Tel No. |
+81-75-229-1616 |
Fax No. |
+81-75-229-1616 |
Credit cards |
most major credit cards accepted ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Travelers checks |
not accepted |
Menu |
Deep fried dishes, Salad, Sliced raw fish, Dishes that go great with alcohol, Desserts, Rice bowls, Kamameshi (Traditional rice dishes steamed in an iron pot mixed with soy sauce, Japanese seasoning sake, seasonal ingredients, etc.) |
Recommended dishes |
Recommended Lunch Menu: |
Vegetarian / Vegan |
accepted |
Reference |
Appetizer charge 300 Yen |
Access |
5 mins. on foot from Shijō Stn. on the Subway Karasuma Line |
Map |
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Nearby tourist attractions |
The Museum of Kyoto, Yasaka-jinja Shrine |