
While walking in Kyoto,
some meals appear unexpectedly.
Moments not planned
quietly remain.
Here,
you’ll find tastes discovered along the way.
🍵 Beauty & Taste (Detours)
A moment of space.
🌿 Places Shared by a Kyoto Chef
Flavors that remain within simplicity.
Zoni & anmitsu.
▶ 🍵Zoni & Anmitsu
Stretching just a little.
Kuzukiri.
▶ 🍵Kuzukiri Dessert
A quiet moment of focus.
Ochazuke course.
▶ 🍵Ochazuke Course
🌿Kyoto Station Area
A Kyoto Bowl That Gave Me Energy for the Next Walk
▶ 🍵Beauty & Taste| Duck Udon at Kamogawa Seimenjo
A Kyoto Restaurant Worth Returning To Near Kyoto Station
▶ 🍵Beauty & Taste|Kyomon
Chicken Tempura Set and the Perfect Station Udon to End the Day
▶ 🍵Beauty & Taste|Menya Yamashina
🌿Arashiyama
A Quiet Lunch in Rainy Arashiyama
▶ 🍵Beauty & Taste | Herring Set Meal
The Dessert That Unexpectedly Stayed in My Memory
▶🍵 Tiramisu
An Unexpected Evening in Katsura
▶ 🍵 Gyoza & Warm Sake
🌿 Uji
A dish layered with memory.
Duck roast.
▶🍵Duck Roast Set
Food quietly brings memories back.
▶ 🍵Beauty and Taste | Uji Tea Soba and Fukujuen — A Quiet Kyoto Lunch Filled with Memories | Kyoto Recovery ②
🌿 Imperial Palace Area
A taste built through layers.
Tsukune.
▶🍵Tsukune Dish
🌿 Nagaoka Tenjin
The season, served as it is.
Bamboo shoots.
▶🍵Seasonal Bamboo Meal
🌿Sanjo
Even small mistakes become part of the journey.
▶🍵Beauty and Taste | Tonkatsu at Katsukura in Kyoto Sanjo — The End of a Long Walking Day | Kyoto Recovery ④
