二条 えん

Had a great time there. Good tempura, good sake. The owner knows a lot about local sake breweries in Kyoto and he has some less-nationally known brands. Suggest you experiment. He is a crazy guy with interesting background...talk to him if you are passionate about biking, knife polishing, vacation on a cruise ship... and, of course sake/nihonshu. I think he speaks a bit of English, too.

Great selection of 25 or so Sake combined with some interesting twists on local favourites.

Employees always wear masks, and corona measures are still taken to prevent temperature measurement, finger disinfection, and counters from becoming dense. The owner has a wealth of knowledge about sake and cooking, and whatever he eats is delicious. The soup stock is so delicious that you can drink sake! The personalities of the shop owners and employees are also very good, and it is my favorite shop in the Nijo station area.

I love Maru gyoza Tanaku (780 yen). The miso is not sweet, the eggplant is sweet and creamy. This is really recommended. As I am a beginner of sake, I asked "Do you have sweet and colorful sake?" I took a photo for the time being because the label is cute (laughs) Tasting at the dining room was free (!) And received in glass. This is easy to drink and very dangerous. According to the owner, about 40 types of sake are always stocked, and it seems to be daily, so there will be new encounters each time they come.

Always delicious (^^) Because it is so delicious, I came here with my gym friends in a large household ＼ (^ o ^) / The exquisite food is exquisite.