Inafuku — Restaurant in Kyoto

Being a tourist and first time visitor to this authentic local restaurant, you'd think we'd be treated with Japanese hospitality. Instead, we were served up with their speciality of the day: a large bowl of pure RUDENESS. Our group of 8 were forced to order 1 main each, though not all of us were hungry. Some of us just wanted small bites, but no. I could understand if the restaurant was packed and non-diners were hogging seats, but there were only 2 other customers. Also, be very very careful not to move their tables, it will literally cost you. The last straw was when the waitress rolled her eyes at me when I requested for spoons for our udon. It was the worst dining experience we...

A 600 yen two sticks of yakitori (chicken thigh barbeque) wasn’t a bad idea for a snack post the thousand torii gates climb. :)

Loved their marinade which made the yakitori taste so good, with right amount of umami, saltiness, a hint of sweetness too. The chicken was cooked perfectly- good amount of charring in the meat while maintaining tenderness and juicyness of the chicken. The price is not bad either. ❤️ Highly recommend.

**Apparently they have a restaurant inside that offers more on their menu, but wasnt able to try. Would probably hit this spot again if I ever visit Kyoto to try other items...

Is Inafuku is at the bottom of Kyoto Fushimi Inari the Fox Shrine in Kyoto just 500 meters from the Fushimi Inari JR Train station. Everything you see pictured that we ate was under $13 USD 1270 yen. And we had left overs. Couldn't do a take home bag since we are traveling to Fukuoka. Delicious and high value for what you pay. Enjoy and bon appetit! Oh by the way if your luggage is to big to store at the train station lockers there is a tiny store immediately out the station make a left and at the second building on your right you can store luggage for 400 yen (just...