Pontocho Misogigawa

French Food

Classic French cuisine loved all across the world.

Pontocho Misogigawa is considered to be one the founders of French Kaiseki cuisine.
Pontocho Misogigawa retains its authentic Japanese-style appearance of a former tea house, yet served in its Kyo-yaki porcelain plates are classic French cuisine dishes which have been served for 81 years since the establishment of the restaurant.
The wines, procured personally from France by the owner himself, adds another layer of luxury to your experience at Pontocho Misogigawa.

Business hours Lunch: 11:30 to 14:30 (Last order at 13:00)
Dinner: 17:30 to 22:30 (Last order 20:30)
Closed Wednesday & Sundays
Price Lunch: Average Price from ¥8,000
Dinner: Average Price from ¥15,000
Seating Approximately 16 seats
Address East-side, Sanjo-Sagaru, Ponto-cho, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto-shi
Telephone 075-221-2270
Website https://www.misogui.jp/original11.html

East-side, Sanjo-Sagaru, Ponto-cho, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto-shi

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