About this activity
Everyone is familiar with Kaiseki cuisine, but when it comes to Japanese Pucha cuisine, many people may not know it. In fact, Pucha cuisine was first brought to Japan from China by the monks of Manpukuji Temple. The simple explanation is that it does not contain the fishy smell of buckwheat and is a vegetarian food specially eaten by monks. Coming to Xianguan is not only to taste healthy and delicious vegetarian food, but also to allow guests to experience the Zen of Japanese culture immersively.
Includes
- Consumption tax
- Personal expenses
- Other expenses not mentioned above
Details
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Speaking of the name of the restaurant, "Zen Garden", it actually has something to do with China. The owner took the word "Zen Garden" from the "Shaoshuai Zen Garden", the former residence of Zhang Xueliang, in Taiwan. ("Shaoshuai Zen Garden" was built in 1920. Zhang Xueliang and his wife lived here since 1960, hence the name.) "Zen Garden" has very high requirements for ingredients. The current head chef is from a famous restaurant. , has superb skills. Under his guidance, the restaurant will change the latest set menu every month, select the ingredients that are most suitable for this season to create, and integrate the changes of the seasons into the dishes. The signature dish, natural sea bream rice, uses Akashi Strait wild sea bream with excellent meat quality. The seasoning only uses wine and salt, and is braised over an open fire in a special earthen pot. The freshness of the sea bream is completely integrated into every grain of rice. , is a rare and delicious product. But the taste is not enough. The presentation of each dish in the restaurant has been carefully designed, and the combination of various ingredients and tableware colors can make people's eyes shine. The quiet and comfortable Japanese-style decoration is also a highlight of the restaurant. In such a Dining in the surroundings is a pleasure in itself.ーPackage introductionーStandard kaiseki course Classic kaiseki course Premium kaiseki course Deluxe kaiseki course.
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 6 years old. If there are children under 5 years old (inclusive) on site, 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 requirements 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, the number and age of minors are not provided), 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 the dining of others) shall be borne by the guests themselves.
Location
278, Shingo Rakiguchi-cho, Higashi-in, Kuramaguchi, Karasuma-dori, Kita-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture
