Best Sushi (Open Sunday) in Kyoto

[Just a short walk from Kyoto Station] We fuse Japanese tradition and art to provide the highest quality sushi and a delicate culinary experience.

■A restaurant in Ashiya, Hyogo that is difficult to reserve■ A restaurant listed in the Michelin Guide for two consecutive years [Ashiya Iwai] has opened a new store in Kyoto.

Akasaka's famous restaurant, which received one star in the Michelin Guide for two years in a row, has opened in Kyoto.

We deliver sushi that inherits tradition with kindness and craftsmanship. Provided in a calm space where time passes slowly

Close to Gion Station ◆ Kyoto-style stylish modern Japanese ``Neo Sushi'' with outstanding spilled Sushi and Kyoto local sake

The four seasons and culture of Kyoto are expressed in different delicacies each month. Enjoy a moment of intoxication with delicious flavors in a sukiya-style building opposite Kenninji Temple.

Near Gion Shijo Station. A sushi restaurant where you can enjoy high-quality Sushi and Kyoto brand Sushi. Carefully selected courses day and night

[Directly connected to Kyoto Station! Kyoto Porta 11F] *We do not require reservations. Please check in advance.

A bite of happiness We value the sense of unity between the neta and the sushi rice.

1 minute from Kyoto Kawaramachi Station - Enjoy authentic Edomae sushi in conveyor belt style

Enjoy high-quality Sushi at a calm hideaway for adults in Pontocho, Kyoto....

3 minutes from Sanjo Station [Certified Omi Beef Sukiyaki made with cotton candy] Enjoy a blissful time with a luxurious presentation

Edomae Sushi that makes the best use of the flavor of each ingredient, whether fresh, broiled, or smoked. A blissful moment with 9 seats at the counter

Enjoy a superb sushi made with care in a beautiful Japanese space. Experience the sophistication of authentic Edomae sushi in the town of Gion.

[5 minutes from Gion-Shijo Station] We want you to be "satisfied" above all else.

Enjoy authentic Edomae sushi and Kobe beef Steak prepared by chefs from famous restaurants. A relaxing Japanese space where you can forget the hustle and bustle of the city.