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Kyoto has a strong image of Japanese food such as obanzai, but what you should definitely try are meat dishes. In fact, Kyoto consumes more beef than any other city in Japan, and the word "meat" has long been associated with beef culture.
In this issue, we introduce restaurants where you can enjoy a little luxury and carefully selected meat. Enjoy a blissful moment in a space with a great atmosphere.
Located at the end of a narrow, elegant alley, Kyoto Meat Kappou Miyata is like a hideout for adults, where you can enjoy a course of meat dishes using rare Kyoto meats. The superb course, which changes daily, features a delicate menu that combines various ingredients with Kyoto meat, such as charbroiled chateaubriand, a direct taste of Kyoto meat, a small bowl of rice topped with swordtip squid and meat, and a cutlet of scallop and meat.
Meat Kappou Course - Superlative - 18,000 yen, char-grilled chateaubriand is a gem where you can feel the flavor of the meat as you bite into it.
A serene space perfect for spending special moments in a renovated Kyomachiya built in 1890.
[Yakiniku Dining Kou offers a wide variety of meat dishes in a yakiniku style, including Kobe beef, Omi beef, and Matsusaka beef (the three Japanese beef brands), as well as Kyoto vegetables and other ingredients from the Kansai region. The restaurant offers a wide variety of meat dishes, including Kou's special assortment of rare and specially selected cuts of beef, and Kou's agonizing meat course that will satisfy even the most discriminating palate. A total of 17 different types of yukke (yukke), including truffle yukke and seared sirloin yukke, are also popular and full of originality.
Kou's special assortment of 7,700 yen (for two persons) features a lineup of rare and specially selected portions of brand-name Wagyu beef. Compare and contrast melt-in-your-mouth marbled meat and thickly sliced meat with a strong flavor.
The sophisticated space is also ideal for anniversaries. Enjoy grilled meat in a more luxurious atmosphere than usual.
Gion Meat Tei Shin offers delicate meat dishes in a kaiseki style in an elegant Kyoto-style machiya (traditional townhouse). The restaurant's chefs combine their skills with carefully selected Japanese beef and seasonal delicacies from the mountains and the sea to create a lineup of beautifully presented dishes. The monthly changing Hana-tsuki course includes Yukke and char-grilled Omi beef, as well as the popular rice cooked in an earthen pot with seasonal ingredients and shiny silver rice.
Omi beef yukke from the monthly Hana-tsuki course (17,600 yen). A visually pleasing dish served with seasonal condiments *Prices are subject to change.
As you walk along the cobblestone pavement, you will be greeted by a renovated machiya (traditional Kyoto townhouse) that is over 100 years old. Enjoy a moment to forget about everyday life while gazing at the courtyard designed by a master craftsman.
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