ソイ・ギャン
Soi Gaeng
Authentic Thai curries and street food in a vibrant, casual setting.
Dining
Thai Cuisine, Casual Dining, Kyoto Restaurants
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Soi Gaeng brings the flavors of Bangkok to Kyoto, offering a menu centered around traditional Thai curries and street food favorites. Located within ASAI Kyoto Shijo, the restaurant provides a lively yet cozy atmosphere, perfect for casual dining. Guests can enjoy a variety of Thai drinking foods, known as "a-harn glub glam," expertly paired with classic cocktails, premium Japanese whisky, sake, and beer. Signature desserts like mango sticky rice and customizable coconut ice cream add a sweet finish to the meal.
Facilities & Services
- Bar Area
- Signature Cocktails and Mocktails
- Casual Dining Atmosphere
- Reservations Recommended
- Wheelchair Accessible
Contact
Address:
1F, ASAI Kyoto Shijo, 444 Shunzeicho, Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto 600-8417
Phone:
075-371-1808
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