Cafe Phalam — Restaurant in Kyoto

Cafe Phalam is an absolute delight for anyone seeking a tranquil and health-conscious dining experience in Kyoto. Tucked away in a cozy corner, this café offers an inviting atmosphere that instantly makes you feel at home.

The food is nothing short of exceptional, with a menu that emphasizes fresh, organic ingredients prepared with care and creativity. I had the pleasure of trying their health-focused dishes, which were not only delicious but also beautifully presented. The organic beer I enjoyed was the perfect complement to the meal, adding a unique touch to the overall experience.

What truly stands out at Cafe Phalam is the attention to detail—every element, from the food to the ambiance, is thoughtfully curated to provide a memorable and satisfying visit. Whether you’re a local or a traveler, this café is a must-visit for anyone looking to indulge in high-quality, healthy cuisine in a peaceful setting.

This review highlights the café’s focus on quality, health, and atmosphere, making it appealing to both locals and visitors looking for a special dining...

Wonderful in every way.

I had the vegetarian Buddha Bowl, hot Soy Latte, and Vanilla Cake. Everything was delicious and the flavours were nicely balanced. The soy latte was subtly sweet and not at all bitter (I do not usually enjoy coffee). The vanilla cake had a very pleasing texture - moist without being dense; it was topped with whipped cream and a raspberry sauce. The Buddha Bowl was so AMAZING that I wish I could eat it every day for the rest of my life; it's made with a delicious array of fresh, high quality ingredients and two tasty housemade sauces.

The servers were very kind and patient with my lack of English.

The atmosphere is warm and relaxed with families, friends chatting, people working on laptops, and others reading. There is a little shop with art work by local artists, jewellery, bags, and books.

I will return here during my short stay in Kyoto. I highly recommend it for anyone staying in this neighbourhood or someone who is looking for a meal with delicious...

On a quiet street in the typical morning in Kyoto, they offered a breakfast set that felt like a gentle hug to start the day. The beautifully arranged plate featured a hearty variety of vegetables, each cooked and/or seasoned with care—from sweet carrots and earthy root vegetables to hijiki seaweed, lentils, and a refreshing salad dressed in two different sauces. A scoop of bright beetroot paste added a playful splash of color and tang.

The multi-grain rice was nutty and satisfying, perfectly complementing the lightly creamy soup on the side. The small bowl of banana yogurt with granola and dried fruit added a lovely sweet note to finish.

And their black coffee was Bold and smooth, with just the right amount of depth and bitterness.

The cozy wooden interior and hand-drawn mug design made the experience even more personal. It’s not just breakfast—it’s a moment of calm and nourishment, both physically and...