
Kyoto, a city full of coffee shops, is dotted with machiya (traditional townhouse) cafes that are unique to this historic city. In this issue, we introduce seven machiya cafes recommended by our local editorial office. Enjoy a relaxing moment in a beautiful space in a renovated machiya.
A store specializing in creative chocolates that evoke Japanese ingredients and the four seasons. The showcase in the atmospheric machiya-style store is lined with unique chocolates made in the atelier, and the chocolate bar on the second floor offers desserts and drinks that only a chocolatier can create.
Afternoon tea set (for two) 5,500 yen. A wide variety of dishes including petit fours and chocolate fondue made with the finest ingredients and finishes.
A spaghetti and cake store established in 1980. The Higashinotoin branch is a two-floor building that makes the most of its machiya (townhouse) architecture. In spring, you can taste cakes not only on the second floor, where cherry blossoms in full bloom fill the view, but also in the first floor space behind the cake studio.
In addition to about 15 types of cut cakes lined up near the entrance, the store's extensive selection of baked goods and birthday cakes is another sign of its local roots.
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