Bäckerei Perkeo — Restaurant in Kyoto

The food was good, but definitely on the pricey side, which is to be expected since this seems to be the most authentic german bread that you can get in Kyoto, perhaps in Kansai even. I cannot vouch for much regarding authenticity since I have never stepped my foot in Germany. I enjoyed the sausage sandwich, the berry cake, and the pretzel that I got from them very much. However, I cannot help but feeling that the staff manning the register was a new addition to the team. Service can definitely be faster. Thankfully, the owner was friendly and efficient, and handled things that needed handling well. I will definitely go here again someday when I need...

What a shame! Looked so promising, but it was a very disappointing experience. It is possible that some of the baked goods on offer are edible, but the quiche was virtually inedible (served cold despite an undertaking by the server that it will be hot) the wurst ‘sandwich’ was a dry miniature role with a skinny wurst and a stingy amount of mustard, it was not possible to get a side order of potato salad, “only in a ‘sandwich’”, the ham and cheese roll was dry, no better or and kind of spread. Had to ask for some water that arrived tepid in a child’s plastic cup! My advice to the owners - be more flexible, be more generous ,...

Found this little bakery after watching travel videos about Europe and craving a real German bakery.

We were not disappointed!

It's small but has a good selection of some of the most delicious-looking pastries I've seen in Kyoto. We tried the Mohnschnecke (モーンシュネッケ) and the Blaubeertaler (ブラウベアターラー) as well as a couple of sandwiches, the Bratwurst and Smoked Chicken.

Everything was simply delicious. We ate in as they have a few tables inside. It was very relaxing, and they have a small patio with a few more tables that we're excited to try once the temperature drops a little.

We're excited to try more of what Perkeo...