Azasino

Amazing place, traditional eland outside the most busy area, it’s perfect for a meal and relax. I couldn’t take picture of the dish, they look so good and comfy we had to eat them. The price are super reasonable, the portions are right and servici is as usual in Japan, kind and attentive.
Only cash payments!

While all other restaurants are closed nearby, this warm restaurant is opened on Sunday. The food is delicious, no matter for soba, udon, or rice with unagi. Cash only.

Spectacular meal, reasonably priced, intimate, attentive service, tasty, high quality. Unbelievable to find all these in one place.

Soba was delicious! Tempura was totally on point!
The restaurant has a good ambience with traditional tatami seating.

The food is super tasty and menu includes dishes typical for Kyoto like yudofu which enrich the experience. Service is excellent, especially waitresses who are very pleasant. The atmosphere is cozy and you can feel like home (if you have table with short legs ;). For tall people, please mind the bar in the middle of the toilet

Very cozy and typical restaurant in arashiyama less tourist streets. The food was amazing and the enviroment has relaxed vibes, very quiet. Totally recommend if you're strolling in arashiyama looking for a relaxed spot

Came to this restaurant specially after reading good reviews and we were not disappointed. It's just around the corner from Nison-ji Temple. Welcoming look from outside. Inside, there were normal tables for four. We had the privilege of sitting at the tatami table for four, although we had numb legs at the end of the meal. Hahaha! We tried the conger eel, tempura vegetables and buta don with cold udon. They were really crispy, tasty and of good price. Ended the meal with ice coffee. It had strong roast and refreshing on a hot day. It was quite full but there was no queue as some people just left when there were no tables available. Service was efficient but you would need to wait for the food to be prepared.

I highly recommend this restaurant if you walk up to this point from the Bamboo Forest.