Nanzenji Junsei

Nanchan Temple Shunzheng, didn't make a reservation, came here to try my luck, there are nice seats Ordered the snow, moon, and flower set meal, and also ordered a few dishes and draft beer In the set meal, you can choose tofu skin or soup tofu, I ordered both, and the tofu skin tasted better, you can scoop it yourself. I tried Kyoto cuisine tofu both times I came to Kyoto, and both were pretty good. The courtyard is very beautiful, with fallen maple leaves on the ground. I suggest you take a walk around the courtyard after dinner.

If you want to eat tofu in Kyoto, you should go to Shunzheng near the entrance of Nanzenji Temple. Their signature soup tofu is too bland, and the tofu bowl is the best! In fact, the tofu itself is not that amazing, but it wins in the details. The fried tofu cooked in kelp is wrapped with ginkgo nuts, the yuzu tea soy milk is buried with candied fruit, the rice is full of the aroma of tofu and broth, and the courtyard is also beautiful!

Shunzheng Japanese Restaurant in Nanchan Temple is an old restaurant with a history of more than 100 years. It is decorated with a Japanese-style courtyard design, which looks very beautiful and unique. The Japanese cuisine made here is also uniquely conceived and very exquisite. You can feel the chef's dedication and concentration, and the taste is really good.

This is a very old shop with a very quaint atmosphere. The price is slightly cheaper than the shop next to it. I like the tofu skin pot very much. It takes a long time to cook, but isn’t it also the fun of traveling to savor it slowly? By the way, Hattori also took Conan to taste the soup tofu in the maze crossroads. Although I don’t know which shop it is, I always feel that the soup tofu is very familiar.

Founded in 1834, with a long history of nearly 200 years, this is the most famous soup tofu restaurant in Kyoto, the main store of Junsho Nanzenji Temple. The garden landscape of Shunzheng's main store is very beautiful, and the dining atmosphere is comfortable and cozy. I strongly recommend the "Moon" set meal. The sweetness of the soup tofu is still deeply imprinted on the tip of the tongue...

Awesome environment, layout and scenery. It's at the entrance of Nanzenji Temple. There's a seat even without reservation. The tofu is good, but not that exaggerated. The eggplant and vegetables are amazing. It feels very respectful to the food. Every eggplant is made to be extremely delicious. The price is acceptable, and the lowest price for a set meal is about 3,000 yen. The baked snacks are delicious.

Junsho-shoin, near Nanzen-ji Temple, boasts an elegant Kyoto-style garden. Passing through the stone gate inscribed with "Mingjiao Lechi," the garden is a delight to behold in the rain. Enjoying yudofu while admiring the garden is a delight. P.S.: The yudofu tastes a bit like firm tofu, which is a bit different than what you might expect.