［THE Lower East Nine Cafe is located just a short walk from Kujo Subway Station, and a 10-minute walk from the Hachijo Exit of JR Kyoto Station, making it a good place to visit while strolling around the city. The exterior and interior look as if you have wandered into an overseas café, with a variety of counter and table seating available, allowing you to enjoy your visit alone or in a group for a chat. The half-boiled egg and tuna sandwich is a dish that generously sandwiches an ideally half-boiled egg and tuna. The tempting cross section makes you want to bite into it, and it is sure to put a smile on your face.

Morning service hours / No setting
Power outlets: Yes (in some areas)
Free Wi-Fi / Yes

Café Restaurant Le Temps in Hotel Granvia Kyoto, located in the Kyoto Station Building, is offering a breakfast buffet featuring a wide variety of dishes prepared using only the finest ingredients from around the world. The buffet counter is lined with Japanese and Western dishes that are unique to Kyoto and the chef's particular attention to detail. The lineup also includes roast beef from the Japanese Black Beef Reserve, which is sure to be a luxurious way to start the day. The restaurant is open to guests not staying at the hotel and can be enjoyed from 6:30 a.m., so it is recommended for an early breakfast before sightseeing.

Morning service hours / 6:30-10:00
Power outlet/No
Free Wi-Fi / Yes

GRANDIR has been baking bread for more than 30 years in Kyoto, a city known for its fierce bread competition. ［At the GRANDIR Kyoto Porta store, fans visit one after another to taste the menu that has been loved for many years in Shimogamo, the place where the bakery was founded. The restaurant is equipped with an eat-in space, which is useful not only for takeout, but also for those who want to enjoy the food in a relaxed atmosphere. ［GRANDIR bakes bread for everyday use. The breads are sure to add a touch of color to your peaceful morning.

Morning service hours / No setting
Power outlet/No
Free Wi-Fi/ Yes (Free Wi-Fi at Kyoto Porta is available)

How about a morning plate that will make your body happy in the Kyoto Station area? ［Veg out] serves additive-free food made mainly from organically grown vegetables and grains, without using any animal products, in the belief that it is good for the body, mind, and environment. The seasonal vegetable open sandwich that appears during morning hours is a plate filled with seasonal ingredients from Kyoto. Enjoying a breakfast that will help your body work hard while looking out at the Kamo River will help you relax from the fatigue of daily life.

Morning service hours: 9:00-10:30 (LO)
Power outlets: Yes
Free Wi-Fi / Yes

BAIKAL, established in 1955, is not to be forgotten when it comes to confectionery stores in Kyoto. ［BAIKAL Café is located on the first floor of Kyo-yumoto HATOYA HATOYA HOHOKAKU, and is loved not only by hotel guests but also by locals as a place to relax at Kyoto Station. The morning set includes freshly baked bread from a long-established confectionary store, sausages and salads, fragrant coffee, and a variety of other items. Enjoy an elegant breakfast in a relaxed atmosphere.

Morning service hours/8:00-10:30
Power outlet/No
Free Wi-Fi / Yes