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Kyoto-style tempura is light and delicate compared to the Tokyo variety. This traditional inn-cum-restaurant serves some of the best in town, in a teahouse setting. — Insight Guides
This 300-year-old noodle shop is worth visiting for its atmosphere alone—it's located in a former merchant's home with a central courtyard and small rooms. — Frommer's
This is one of the oldest, most authentic, and most delightful tofu restaurants in Kyoto. — Frommer's
Dark-wood furnishings create a provocative and intimate environment for sampling the bountiful brews at Kyoto's top Korean teahouse — Fodor's
This giant four-storey dining hall is part of Kansai’s biggest sushi chain. — Lonely Planet
Suiran is located in a prized riverside spot that offers complete privacy yet is within easy walking distance to everything in town. The 39 rooms are chic, elegant. — Lonely Planet
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