未完 — Restaurant in Kyoto

This was a dining experience I will remember for the rest of my life. The food was meticulously prepared, and included many complex components that themselves take hours of preparation. Then, the chef and his helper assembled them before our eyes. The atmosphere is very relaxing, and the decor of the restaurant is in my favorite style. Each dish was assembled like a piece of art and watching them work was like watching an artist. Of course, by this point I have to mention that the taste was amazing and showed the true talent of the chef. My favorite dish was the "swan," which in addition to having interesting flavors, was a very emotional dish to look at. It was difficult to eat such a beautiful thing. I am a dessert lover and I recommend this restaurant highly to anyone who wants to enjoy an amazing dessert experience that I have not experienced anywhere else. A note for those who do not speak Japanese, the chef had a tablet prepared with descriptions that he wrote ahead of time, and as he was explaining each dish in Japanese, he would load the description into Google translate and place the explanation in front of us in English. This was such a kind touch and made the experience even more enjoyable, being able to know the details of...

A spectacular restaurant that delivers a beautiful, refined, imaginative and delicious dessert set menu. At a time when social media seems to promote desserts and cakes that are huge in size, to visit Mikan is to be taken on a journey of delicate patisserie excellence. Every course was surprising and intense and you leave with your senses heightened and truly satisfied. This unusual place deserves to be highly recognized and anyone who has an interest in trying a variety of the highest quality desserts will not be...

Very disappointing treatment of foreigners. When we arrived to order dessert at about 9pm (3x tiramisu, ¥3,000) we were told that "we had to also order compulsory drinks as well, for our order to have service tax excluded". When we said we didn't want drinks (¥1,000 for the cheapest drinks) but would be happy to pay service tax (~ ¥500), we were told we had to buy drinks.

We left without buying anything - such a disgusting attempt to milk as much money out of customers...