What type of cuisine is served at Hanaya?

Hanaya serves Japanese cuisine, including Sushi, Ramen.

Hanaya

Name: Hanaya
Address: 1-7 Fukakusa Kaidochō, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto, 612-0806, JP
Telephone: +81 (0) 75-641-1667
Rating: 4.2

Kyoto

Japanese: Sushi, Ramen

Hanaya Description

Located in Kyoto, Hanaya is a hidden gem for sushi enthusiasts seeking an authentic dining experience. This restaurant stands out for its traditional approach to sushi-making, using only the freshest ingredients to create exquisite and flavorful dishes. The skilled chefs at Hanaya take pride in their craft, meticulously preparing each piece of sushi with precision and care.

In addition to their stellar sushi offerings, Hanaya also impresses with a variety of noodle dishes and grilled skewers, showcasing the diverse flavors of Japanese cuisine. The restaurant's serene ambiance and minimalist decor provide the perfect setting for a relaxing meal, allowing guests to savor every bite in tranquility. Whether you're a sushi aficionado or simply looking to explore the rich culinary heritage of Japan, Hanaya promises a dining experience that is both memorable and satisfying.

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Hanaya Overview

Directions

Address

1-7 Fukakusa Kaidochō, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto 612-0806

Phone

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+81 (0) 75-641-1667

Operating Hours

Sun: Closed
Mon: 8:00AM-6:00PM
Tue: 8:00AM-6:00PM
Wed: 8:00AM-6:00PM
Thur: 8:00AM-6:00PM
Fri: 8:00AM-6:00PM
Sat: 8:00AM-6:00PM

Payment Methods

Cash

Restaurant Features

Take-out Available

Sake Selection

Hanaya Reviews

Hanaya Google Average Rating

4.2

Google

Homely taste. Superb after a climb up the shrine. (Before will be good too if you prefer. It is a long climb to the top, about an hour of steps).

Friendly service.

You can choose udon or soda. There is also rice. Take the set and it comes with two inari sushi.

English menu available with pictures.

Google

Very cozy, old-timey place serving up homey comfort foods. After climbing Mt Inari in a cool winter day, I wanted something hot and soupy. All the places around the area were quite touristy and serving mostly sweets. I was so glad to find this place! It wasn’t too crowded and we were seated right away.

The oden was perfect. It was exactly what I wanted right then. I felt rejuvenated after the snack and hot tea. Highly recommend for a meal or a snack!

Google

This is a great cozy spot for breakfast before your hike. The udon and the omelette were super flavorful and gave you that warm home cooked feeling when eating it. The local grandmas there who is running the restaurant is super adorable. Definitely consider supporting them! Cash only. Didn’t have to wait when I went.

Google

This place is a gem. Guests have to sit on tatami mat and place your shoes outside. Notable mention is the inari, the kitsune udon and tempura udon. The soup is heaven made! The oyakodon is delicious too! Prices are reasonable and they give nice hot kocha too. Recommended when u come to visit Kyoto inari station

Google

Didn't eat in the place, but bought an Inari sushi each.
They were tasty and the aged lady serving was very kind and patient. Would love to go for another few if we had not planned for lunch elsewhere.
Will definitely be back when there.

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