Asano Cafe & Lunch — Restaurant in Kyoto

The food was fine (though the beef curry had little meat) but I did not get what I ordered. I ordered the beef curry and their morning set A which came with toast, boiled egg, and a drink. However, I did not get the egg and they charged me with a curry set and single toast which was less food for more money. I know the morning sets were available because somebody that came in after me got one. The food and drinks were all coming out at different times which made it confusing to know when they had finished serving. When I brought up that I was missing part of the morning set, the man raised his voice and insisted that that was not what I ordered. It made for a very uncomfortable situation and I was just ready to get out of there so I just paid the bill and left. I’m giving two stars because the food didn’t taste bad and there’s always room for miscommunication when speaking different languages. The morning set menu and a la carte toast listing are on two separate pages so I wish that when taking my order, he had pointed to the a la carte menu if he could not fulfill my order for the morning set when that is what I pointed to. Overall, I would...

一つの優しい言葉は、冬の三カ月を温める

It is a little cozy restaurant, I had an egg sandwich with green tea and the hubs rice and curry with coffee, it was a warm and hearty meal during a rainy day, since we were the only fools that assumed it wouldn't rain as hard, we asked the owner about a store nearby to buy an umbrella and instead of responding, he and his wife got us an umbrella for each from his storage room, we felt compelled to pay but they refused and in turn told us to wait a bit more till the rain slowed down and gave us a cup of fresh fruit to spend the extra time. And, there we had a lesson of kindness and generosity and even at some moment we didn't know how to react or what to do, we learned about how to be grateful and accept to receive help without expecting anything in exchange. In terms of the food I wish I had a restaurant like this in my home town, but I can just treasure the memory of being once there and had experienced the smells the textures...

Our first impression was that of uncertainty as we initially felt like intruders in the home of the old couple that served us, but that feeling was washed away by a delicious home cooked meal served by two very kind folks. The experience was very comforting, leaving us with the strong belief that no one should judge this book by its cover.

We ordered the egg and ham toast and egg and ham sandwich. Both were sandwich form with lettuce, cucumbers, and mayo. The toast was a nice golden brown and the sandwich had a light and fluffy bread. It had the perfect amount of bread to stuffing ratio. They also gave us a plate of...