すし岩
Sushiiwa
A renowned sushi restaurant in Kyoto, offering seasonal and traditional sushi dishes.
Dining
Japanese, Fine Dining, Sushi
MK Guide Recommends
Sushiiwa, established by the innovative first owner Iwao Ohnishi, has been a pioneer in counter-style sushi dining since 1960. Located in Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto, Sushiiwa is celebrated for its use of locally sourced fish and Kyoto native vegetables, presented on beautiful Kiyamizu-yaki plate ware. Guests can enjoy a range of sushi kaiseki courses that highlight the seasons of Japan. Known for its traditional approach and fresh ingredients, Sushiiwa offers a unique and memorable dining experience in an intimate setting.
Facilities & Services
- Counter Seating
- Reservations Recommended
- Non-Smoking
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