祇園 あさくら
Gion Asakura
A refined Kaiseki restaurant in Gion serving seasonal Kyoto cuisine in a elegant and cozy setting.
Dining
Kaiseki, Traditional, Fine Dining
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Gion Asakura is a kaiseki restaurant where Kyoto’s culinary traditions are reflected through the seasons. Located in a quiet corner of Gion, the restaurant balances elegance and intimacy, with a serene interior that draws attention to the multi-course meal. Each dish emphasizes the natural flavors of the ingredients, from delicate sashimi and simmered vegetables to grilled river fish and rice dishes. Presentation is precise, and the flow of courses showcases both restraint and generosity. With limited seating and a reservation system, Gion Asakura caters to guests who appreciate quiet refinement and the rich traditions of Kyoto dining.
Facilities & Services
Traditional kaiseki cuisine
Seasonal multi-course menus
Intimate, elegant atmosphere
Reservation required
Private seating available
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