Kyoto Cuisine Daitoryo
Kaiseki /Kyoto WashokuDaitoryo is a Kyoto cuisine restaurant that boasts a rich history of over 70 years, located in one of the many narrow cobblestone alleyways of Ponto-cho beside the Kamo River. Residing in a renovated 140 year-old Japanese house filled with the authentic feel of Kyoto, Daitoryo serves the ever-popular yuba (tofu skin) kaiseki course (6,600 yen) all throughout the year, as well as the seasonal delicacy hamo (conger pike) kaiseki course (11,000 yen) during the summer.
The hamo served in the courses is that from fish strictly selected for its thick meat, rich fat and amazingly soft texture. It is served in a variety of delicious dishes, such as yolk sauce grilled hamo, hamo tempura, simmered hamo with Kyoto vegetables, and vinegared hamo skin. The exceptionally thick hamo sushi is also an extremely popular dish.
A special seasonal Omakase kaiseki course (8,800 yen) is also available to be ordered and the Yuba-zen set meal (4,000 yen) is served during the day.
Business hours | 12:00 to 15:00 (Last order 14:30) 17:00 to 22:00 (Last order 21:00) |
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Closed | Tuesdays ※ Day-time Yuka seating only available in May and September. |
Price | Lunch: From 3,000 yen (10% Table charge excluded) Dinner: From 6,600 yen (13% Table charge excluded) |
Smoking | Prohibited |
Seating | 16 seats |
Address | 232-8, Nabeya-cho, Shijo-Agaru, Pontocho-dori, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto-shi |
Telephone | 075-221-5663 |
Website | https://kyoto-daitoryo.com/ |
232-8, Nabeya-cho, Shijo-Agaru, Pontocho-dori, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto-shi
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