Maison de Vin Uzuratei

French Food

Enjoy hot-pot and wine, with sommelier available to assist in selection

The restaurant has a 70-year history as being a chicken hot-pot restaurant. While preserving its roots of its founding, the third-generation owner relaunched it as a wine restaurant. There are two tables available for riverside dining (riverside dining charge 1,000 yen), with a la carte dishes and courses available, such as the Kyoji chicken hot pot course (7,000 yen excluding service charge), and the Monthly Special Course (6,500 yen excluding service charge). The elaborately designed Japanese-styled interior is charming and has not changed since its founding. With “the marriage of food and wine” as the theme of the restaurant, please feel free to relax and enjoy the highlight of over 800 different wines available, and speak with the owner who is also a sommelier.

Business hours 17:30 〜23:00(Last order)
Closed Sundays and the 2nd Monday of every month
Price Average price for dinner:13,000 yen (service charge not included)
※¥1,000 riverside dining seating charge
Seating 4 seats・2 tables
Address 140-16 Saito-cho, Donguri-Agaru, Shijo-Minami, Kiyamachi-dori, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto-shi
Telephone 075-351-4005

140-16 Saito-cho, Donguri-Agaru, Shijo-Minami, Kiyamachi-dori, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto-shi

Search

restaurants Nearby

Kyoto Cuisine Chimoto

Saiseki Area Kaiseki /Kyoto Washoku

Spend a time of complete bliss in traditional sukiya-zukuri architecture filled with prestige and history.

Ginsui

Saiseki Area Kaiseki /Kyoto Washoku

Delicious Japanese sake and cuisine

Thai Cuisine Baan Rim Naam

Saiseki Area Thai Food

Authentic Thai Cuisine restaurant that blends into the atmosphere of Kyoto

Manzara Donguri-bashi

Saiseki Area Izakaya / Creative / Homemade

Creative Japanese “Obanzai” Cuisine

SAINT JAMES CLUB Honten

Saiseki Area Bar / Dining Bar

Comfortable bar with candlelit tables

B STORE 1st

Saiseki Area Italian Food

Beijing cuisine Tōka Saikan

Saiseki Area Chinese Food

Enjoy luxurious Kyoto cuisine between Kamogawa River and the Vories building