Been coming here for years. The staff always remember my order, and the warm Baumkuchen with coffee is my go-to.

Clean and bright spot. Good for a break after walking around Nara. Plenty of seats. Just needed a place to sit for a bit.

The omelet pilaf with curry was a solid choice. The set had a good amount of salad and soup. Prices felt fair for the holidays. My only note is that the house red wine pairing felt a bit too simple for the rich curry sauce.

The team here is really nice. One waiter saw me looking at the menu and came over to explain a few dishes in English. It was a small thing, but made ordering a lot easier. Felt very welcome.

The veggie pasta was really filling, and the Dutch oven pizza had a crazy amount of cheese. But the ginger ale with actual ginger slices was the best part&mdash;so refreshing on a warm day.

The matcha croissant was good, not too sweet. Prices are fair for the area. The outdoor terrace is small but nice on a sunny afternoon. Service was efficient.

The staff were so kind. They took the time to explain each dish, and kept offering more rice and pickles without me even asking. It felt genuinely thoughtful, not just polite.

First time trying their veggie platter. The grilled eggplant was surprisingly smoky and tender, really hit the spot. Staff was nice and the place had a relaxed vibe.

Been coming here for years. The matcha and rice dishes are always the same, just how I like them. It&rsquo;s that consistency that keeps me coming back, feels like a proper Kyoto spot every time.

The fried rice here is a nice side to the ramen. Simple and lightly seasoned, it was a pretty good combo. The portion was decent, though I wouldn&#39;t have minded a bit more.

This place has such a Showa-era feel, a nice spot to unwind. The cake set was a good choice with my coffee.

Tatami seating was a nice touch. Udon had good chew, but the portion felt a bit small for the price.

The smell of old books and the music selection. Omurice and gratin were spot on, portions are big. Just a good, solid meal.

Goya champuru lunch set was solid. The bitter melon was cooked just right, not too soft. The mozuku tempura on the side was a nice surprise, crispy and light. Good portion for the price.

Just stumbled upon this place and had to try the Matsusaka beef. For the price, the quality really surprised me. The marbling was beautiful and it just melted. A solid find!

Been stopping here for years on the way back from Yoshino. The big parking lot is always a relief after a long drive.

The matcha here is really good. It has that deep, grassy flavor without any bitterness. The whole space feels calm and respectful, which makes the tea taste even better.

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