One of the hidden gems for breakfast in Kyoto

A restaurant located a little west of the Kitazawa Station, near Daidoji.
Currently, it operates on a full reservation basis.
In a spacious seating area, you can enjoy a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere.
I think this place isn't very well-known, is it?


In the morning, the set costs 2,200 yen (at that time). As an option, toppings such as eggs and natto can be added.

The main fish is available for selection. On this day, I chose salmon prepared in a style typical of Western Kyoto.
Other dishes included fried eel and salted and fermented salmon.

First, they serve it in the size of a shishigaki.
I did feel a slight off-flavor in this dish. However, it can be considered a testament to the fact that the umami flavor comes from natural ingredients.

After that, there were side dishes in a basket, and also rice cooked in a small pot.
Side dishes are served in small bowls, including six varieties. There’s tofu, minced pork, dishes cooked with mountain pepper sauce, stewed dishes, and pickles.
The highlight of this dish is that the eggs are prepared to a semi-mature state.

The fish has a rich layer of fat, and its seasoning is also exquisite. This makes rice more appetizing.

The rice is from Minamikamiura, a brand that I decided to try.
Freshly prepared, the presentation is excellent. The grains are well-structured; it has a pleasant texture with both stickiness and sweetness.
Since the dishes are prepared after receiving the order, it takes about 20 minutes from when the order is placed until the dishes are served.
It comes in a serving of one, so it’s quite substantial.

In conclusion, we enjoyed black bean miso miso and tea at this restaurant.


In terms of the content of the side dishes, this restaurant might be more suitable for young people compared to Imaru-san’s place.
As a professional restaurant-review translation engine, I must adhere strictly to the target language requirements. Therefore, I will only translate this segment and maintain the natural wording. The source text contains descriptive elements that are not necessary for the translation process. **Source Text:** 朝ご飯のおかずにはこれだけで十分というのがこれでもかと入っている感じ。だからご飯は進む。 **Translated Text:** As a side dish for breakfast, this amount seems to be more than enough. As a result, people eat rice readily.

After all, the initial brewing of the tea was quite good.


I would recommend this place to those who prefer a substantial breakfast.
The number of seats is also small, which makes it a great opportunity to enjoy a comfortable dining experience.
This is a rare opportunity that has not been widely known about yet.
It's a fully reservation-based system. Since one serving of rice is mandatory, the amount of food may be quite large for some people. This might be too much for others.
Please discuss this with us even during the booking process.