五木茶屋
itsukichaya
A traditional Japanese tea house offering a variety of seasonal dishes in a picturesque setting.
Dining
Traditional, Japanese, Healthy, Seafood, Meats
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Itsuki Chaya, located in the scenic Arashiyama area of Kyoto, offers a delightful dining experience with a focus on seasonal ingredients and traditional Japanese cuisine. Guests can enjoy the famous "Kyodon Gozen," a selection of five types of Kyoto-style rice bowls, and other seasonal specialties. The tea house provides a serene ambiance, perfect for enjoying the natural beauty of Kyoto while savoring authentic Japanese flavors.
Facilities & Services
- Outdoor Seating
- Seasonal Menu
- Vegetarian Options
- Parking Available
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