古民家カフェこむすび — Restaurant in Kyoto

Cozy, hole-in-the-wall onigiri shop with some classic japanese entree options. Onigiri plate comes with two onigiris of your choice and their seasonal side dishes, today’s included yubu, pickled vegetables, rolled tamago, a black sesame mousse(?) and a grilled yuzu citron(?). I got the “o-susu-me” (recommended) onigiris which were the big shiso leaf miso and the chirimen (baby anchovy). We also ordered the omrice omelette, mentaiko onigiri and matcha latte. Matcha latte—Highly highly recommend. Omelette was standard, no notes. It feels like eating at your auntie’s house on a weekend and perfect for when you miss a home cooked meal. The dedication can be felt in the dishes and is arranged...

This was one of my favorite experiences of our whole trip. The service was great, the food was delicious, and I will never stop dreaming of the cream soda. The menu had a few items that were translated into English but we had to use Google translate for most of the menu items and had to point to each item we wanted since English was not spoken. Honestly, I liked it that way because it made for a more authentic experience. The dish I ordered was so delicious, one of my favorite meals. The cream soda was not too sweet and the ice cream tasted so fresh. We sat upstairs on the balcony and it was perfect. Highly recommend for a breakfast/brunch spot! We walked from...

Such a lovely cafe we accidentally wandered into! It has a welcoming and friendly ambiente and the food and drinks are very tasty. You can eat on the second floor in a small and cozy room with a view on the train tracks and street. We had Omurice and cold Udon. Both served with a small extra dish and a drink (each menu was a tiny bit over 1000¥). The menu is only in Japanese, but the people running this cafe speak English well enough. If you are in the area looking for a nice place to have something to eat, this...