Seasonal Artistry ~Encountering a Cat in the Japanese Ambience~

It All Started with the Cats in Front of the Shop

This old-fashioned Japanese restaurant stands in a quiet alley before opening. When you look at the entrance, you'll see four or five cats lying lazily. While they may not be very friendly, you're almost certain to encounter these cats. It's an irresistible sight for cat lovers.

A Kaiseki Course of Uniqueness

As you step into the restaurant, an elegant space unfolds. There are also counter seats, so you can feel free to come in alone. Then, the dishes are brought to you. They are all delicacies that make the most of seasonal ingredients. There aren't many courses, but each one is artistic and leaves a lasting impression. Because they are all handmade by the chef, it may take some time for the dishes to be served, but that actually adds to their depth of flavor.

A Slightly Provocative Flavor

You can also catch a glimpse of the delicate flavors characteristic of Kyoto in the dishes. For example, red sea bream is called 'guji,' which is a little provocative and intriguing. Such playfulness may also be one of the charms of this shop. In this adult relaxation space, we hope you will savor it to your heart's content.