［Fumiya is well known in Kyoto for its udon noodles, but when it was first established, it started out as a sweet shop. The reason why the restaurant has been loved for more than 50 years is that it has kept its motto of sparing no expense in ingredients and time and effort. Although there is inevitably a long line at lunchtime, you must visit the restaurant to enjoy the deliciousness of this dish.

Nishiki Hirano is a delicatessen in Nishiki Market that has been in business for over 100 years. Every morning in the dark, they prepare as many as 50 different kinds of side dishes and serve them freshly prepared. Since the establishment of a restaurant space in the back of the store, the lunchtime set meal, which features freshly fried tempura and the famous dashimaki rolls as the main dish, along with a small selection of the day's side dishes, has become very popular. The burgers and sandwiches with dashimaki sandwiched between them that are sold along with the various side dishes at the store also have many fans, and it is a pleasure to be able to casually enjoy the taste of their pride by taking them out.

Nishiki Ichiyo, which specializes in Uji tea, is a daily bustling place in Nishiki Market. The store sells round taiyakis, created in collaboration with Mamemono Taiyaki, a popular store in Arashiyama. The most popular taiyaki, with an an-butter filling, has a shelf life of only one minute. The reason for this is that they want customers to eat the taiyaki before the butter between the taiyaki melts. The store also offers a set menu that includes the taiyaki and a green tea or other beverage, so be sure to check it out.

Nishiki Ichiba Sushi-Shin's main restaurant offers Edo-mae sushi at a counter made of a single piece of Japanese cypress wood. The restaurant uses fresh fish directly shipped from Miyazu and Maizuru, Hatsushimo rice known for its large size and sweetness, and two types of rice, red vinegar and white vinegar, to match the ingredients. For lunch, the restaurant offers three types of nigiri courses: 2,500 yen, 4,500 yen, and 6,500 yen. At night, the omakase nigiri course is only 14,000 yen.