吉泉
Kichisen
A renowned kaiseki restaurant in Kyoto, blending tradition with innovation.
Dining
Japanese, Fine Dining, Kaiseki
MK Guide Recommends
Kichisen, located in the serene Shimogamo area of Kyoto, offers an exquisite kaiseki dining experience under the masterful guidance of Chef Yoshimi Tanigawa. The restaurant is known for its meticulous attention to detail, seasonal ingredients, and elegant presentation. Each dish is a harmonious blend of traditional and contemporary flavors, served in a tranquil setting that enhances the dining experience. Kichisen's commitment to culinary excellence has earned it three Michelin stars, making it a must-visit for gourmands.
Facilities & Services
- Private Dining Rooms
- Reservations Required
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