Ichimonjiya Wasuke

7/10

What the experts agree on

Over a thousand years old, this shrine-side mochi shop perfects abura mochi—charcoal-grilled rice cakes dusted in soybean powder, dipped in sweet miso, paired with green tea. Watch shrine visitors pass by from historic wooden eaves while savoring an

3 expert reviews
Fodor's Fodor's
"Kazariya has been serving tea and aburi mochi—charcoal-grilled and skewered rice-flour cakes dipped in sweet miso sauce—for centuries." Full review
Atlas Obscura Atlas Obscura
"This 25th-generation family business has been serving sweets for more than a millennium.  " Full review
National Geographic National Geographic
"Sat beside the Imamiya Shrine, this family mochi shop has been feeding shrine-goers since 1002. Its millennium-old recipe for Kyoto's classic abura mochi hasn't changed. Mochi — a sticky,..."
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