Kyoto, Japan｜Japanese Kaiseki Restaurant Popular Kyoto Restaurant Arashiyama Sakura

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From 74 USD / Per Person

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From74 USD /per_person

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About this activity

"Ishibokoji Sakura" originally located in Higashiyama, Kyoto, moved to "Arashiyama Sakura" in 2016 for the pursuit of higher food. Arashiyama is not only a famous place in Japan for cherry blossom and maple viewing, but there are also many ancient temples and shrines around it, making it a must-visit destination. In such a beautiful natural environment, it adds a touch of natural charm to the dishes. Coupled with the exquisite tableware and wooden decoration made mainly of Japanese hinoki cypress, it will definitely bring you a different Japanese style food experience. The restaurant's dishes are made with high-quality water, and the ingredients are carefully selected from high-quality products from various origins. The chef does not deliberately refine the taste of the dishes, but focuses on showing the various possibilities of the ingredients in a natural and gentle way.

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Restaurant reservation fee
Personal expenses
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Product Info: The content of this product is provided by machine translation and may not reflect the actual information, please take this into consideration before booking.ーRestaurant introductionー"Ishibokoji Sakura" originally located in Higashiyama, Kyoto, moved to "Arashiyama Sakura" in 2016 for the pursuit of higher food. Arashiyama is not only a famous place in Japan for cherry blossom and maple viewing, but there are also many ancient temples and shrines around it, making it a must-visit destination. In such a beautiful natural environment, it adds a touch of natural charm to the dishes. Coupled with exquisite tableware and wooden decorations mainly made of Japanese hinoki cypress, it will definitely bring you a different Japanese style food experience. The restaurant's dishes are made with high-quality water, and the ingredients are carefully selected from high-quality products from various origins. The chef does not deliberately refine the taste of the dishes, but focuses on showing the various possibilities of the ingredients in a natural and gentle way.ーPackage introductionーTaste the Seasons Kaiseki Lunch Kyoto style kaiseki lunch Taste the Seasons Kaiseki Dinner Kyoto style kaiseki dinner.

Know Before You Go

Reminders: Please arrive at the designated location 15 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time. How to Use Your Voucher: Please present the e-voucher on-site. Validity Period: The voucher must be used on the selected date and within operating hours; Invalid after expiration.

What To Bring

Purchase Notice: Minors over 12 years old need to reserve the same package as adults when entering the store. Our store does not accept reservations and admission for children under the age of 12. If there are children under the age of 11 (inclusive) present, no service or refund will be provided. Please note. Seats cannot be assigned and will be arranged by the store receptionist on the day. The set menu is for reference only and the ingredients may change due to the season. The actual meal content is subject to what is available on that day. Please go to the merchant on time. If you are more than 15 minutes late, the reservation may be canceled by the merchant, and any fees paid by the customer cannot be refunded. If you arrive more than 15 minutes early, the merchant may refuse the guest to enter the store in advance and wait. Please dress appropriately and do not dress too casually (such as slippers, sandals, vests, shorts, suspenders, miniskirts, etc.). Pay special attention to the extremely strict dress code for French and Western restaurants. Male guests must wear a shirt with a collar on the upper body. or jacket, and the lower body must be worn with trousers (no jeans) and socks. If the guest fails to truthfully provide the reservation information (including but not limited to the number of reservations does not match the actual number of people, and fails to provide the number and age of minors), or fails to comply with Japanese dining etiquette (including but not limited to making loud noises, fighting, smoking, and drinking alcohol in the restaurant) , webcasting or other activities that may affect others' dining) must be borne by the guests themselves.