"Yanraku (Ebisugawa)" is located in Nishishita, Fuya-cho, Fuya-cho, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto.
There have been many furniture stores in this area, located to the south of the Imperial Palace, and this store has been renovated.
So it's pretty dignified and cool. In addition, the glossiness that imaged the Yukaku is added, and
This looks good for foreign tourists.
It is a little reminiscent of the "yuya" that appears in "Spirited Away".
The reason why "Yanraku (Ebisugawa)" and (Ebisugawa) are included in the store name is that there are affiliated stores in Gion and Yasaka-dori.
It is a mini chain only in Kyoto and is called the Yanraku Group.
Even so, there are really many mini chains that manage 4 or 5 stores in Kyoto.
I wonder if that is just right for compactness.
It's an ancient city, and it's easy to create a world view.
When I go on weekday nights, there aren't many customers lol.
Well, it's a little difficult to understand around here.
It's not a so-called downtown area, but it's an area with a lot of shibu shops that can satisfy adults.
There are many calm shops such as sushi restaurants, soba restaurants, and Western restaurants that are also listed in Michelin.
Where is it in Tokyo, Kagurazaka is close to the image?
The inside of the store is also Garan. However, it is a spacious and nice space with a stairwell.
There are many private rooms, so it seems easy to use for entertainment.
The atmosphere of the restaurant is like Kyoto, but why don't you come to Kyoto and bother to eat oden?
There is no doubt that the opinion will come out. Is it a feeling of Garan for that reason?
The taste is not bad either. Is delicious.
The atmosphere is nice and perfect.
Personally, it's a store that feels like it's not there at all.
There is a feeling of being a little expensive.
Well, if a foreign friend comes, it will be perfect to take.
The store is very Japanese, and oden is also popular as one of the Japanese dishes.
The inside of the store is large, so it seems easy to have a banquet.
There seems to be no doubt that it is a very easy-to-use store.
Yanraku (Ebisugawa)
PM5: 30-PM00: 00 (L.O PM11: 00) Open all year round
075-254-8488
North side of Fuyacho-dori, Ebisugawa-dori, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto
North side of Fuyacho-dori, Ebisugawa-dori, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto
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