“Bonton” is a home-cooked Western food in Kawaramachi Shijo-dori Western food

Lunch at "Bonton" on Tominokoji-dori Shijo-dori, about a 5-minute walk from Shijo Karasuma or Kawaramachi.

"Bonton" means elegant and well-mannered in French.

It's a pretty straightforward store name.

The appearance is rather beautiful.

It is close to Nishiki Market and is in the middle of a tourist spot, but there are no tourists.

The main customer base is OL, a salaried worker near Shijo, Kawaramachi.

There are many good stores that are loved by local customers, so you can expect them.

The official name of Bonton is "Dining & Wine Bonton". For that reason, I also have a lot of wine glasses.

It's like a chewy aunt = a cook, and an aunt who looks good = a customer service.

Lunch is hamburger steak, fried shrimp, mixed fried, ginger grilled, etc.

Everything is basically 850 yen. Coffee and tea are also included.

Well, they all look delicious. However, I found "Bonton bento" at the bottom of the menu. When asked about the content,

The hamburger steak and fried shrimp come with 3 small bowls and a salad. And for the same 850 yen.

Hmm? Then it's more profitable. The shop staff

"So everyone will order a Bonton bento at this time." of course it is.

So I ordered a mixed fly with "Bonton Bento".

Bonton bento, mixed fly version. There is quite a lot of rice.

There are many types of side dishes, which are very satisfying.

When I eat fried food, I don't feel like eating out.

It tastes like a home made by the mother of someone's house. No-frills taste. Calming taste.

Unexpectedly, it is a taste that seems to be mellow for those who are assigned to work alone or who live alone.

Tartar sauce has just the right acidity. Mix is ​​a croquette. ..

A small bowl is also a tremendous everyday wear. Simple taste. No, I usually wear it in a good way.

And you can smoke even at lunch time!

Somehow an anachronistic atmosphere. It calms down again.



Bonton
Address: 616 Nishidaimonji-cho, Shijo-dori, Tominokoji-dori, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto 604-8054
Phone: 075-213-4591