Found my new favourite cafe in Kyoto. Conveniently nestled next to the Ginkakuji bus stop, this cafe offers a relaxing atmosphere despite the bustle and hustle outside. My husband and I visited this cafe at around 17:30, and there were 2 other guests. The master served us a glass of iced water and gave us a menu book. We were surprised that it has a lot of options for coffee beans. My husband ordered a cup of Indonesian Bali coffee and a butter toast. I chose an iced coffee latte, a いも娘 (imo musume), which I didn't know what kind of dessert it was. My husband's orders looked appetising with a pretty cup and much butter on the toast. My iced coffee latte is also so good, and the real surprise is the imo musume. It has slices of sweet potato and is topped with vanilla ice cream, whipped cream, red beans, and poured with milk. Everything is great! I like the ambience with relaxing music. The master was alone when we were there, so the orders took some time. But no problem whatsoever. Really recommended and I'll sure...
Read moreThis is a really lovely little cafe on the way to the Philosopher’s path and Silver Pavilion. I would recommend it if you want to avoid the pricier and more crowder closer to this tourist destinations. The people who run the store are amazingly sweet and hardworking! They are what keep me coming back! They have English and Japanese menus and are very welcoming to foreigners. Also if you have room after the amazing handmade lunch, you should definitely try their matcha parfait with a fun (coffee!) surprise...
Read moreOne of the best cafes in Kyoto. It’s near the silver temple, and convenient for bus routes (one just 10 metres down the road). The service is excellent and the owner is always happy to help tourists. Speaking as an English person, the tea is perfect. There is a variety of food on offer and the sides change based on what is in season. The curry and the burger are definite favourites. The atmosphere is nice and cosy. Definitely...
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