Kyoto Cuisine Taishi Dou

If you want to eat delicious fish or Japanese food, come here.
A store on the first floor of an apartment building
It looks small from the outside, but once inside, it's spacious and comfortable.
There are about 8 counter seats, 2 tables that can seat 4 people, and 1 tatami room that can seat 4 to 8 people.

I come here mainly for dinner, so I don't know about lunch, but at night, the restaurant is run by the general manager and the girl in the hall.
In the past, there were craftsmen in the kitchen who cooked and grilled the food, but now the chef does all the cooking.

The customers who come here are a little older, so you can enjoy your meal in a relaxed atmosphere without the noise of an izakaya.
Customer service is well-trained, so I've never had a bad experience, and the general staff has a lot of character, so I'm always entertained.

They recommend dishes using seasonal ingredients and seasonal fish, so we started off with a hassun (rice bowl) instead of sashimi, then ordered an assortment of sashimi, grilled, simmered, and fried dishes, and finished off with three pieces of nigiri per person. The standard recommendation is to have it in advance, but there are also courses that require advance reservations, so if it's your first time, I think it's a good idea to take advantage of that.

If you tell them a certain amount of your budget, they will be able to discuss the course content with you, so we recommend checking with them once if this is your preference.

As a partner store for the factory insurance association's health checkup, many people can have lunch there, and in that case, the tempura-making set meal shown in the photo is included for 1,100 yen.
It was nice to eat chawanmushi for the first time in a while.
I thought it was a luxurious meal as it wasn't my own expense, and I had a good impression of the people in the hall, but another customer who ordered sushi said, ``We don't have sushi yet.'' I felt sorry for him when I saw him being treated with salt as if he were being scolded and then reluctantly ordering a seafood bowl...

[230803] Used as lunch included in health checkup. Cooking feels lonely. The price is unknown because it includes a health checkup.

I stopped by on my way home from a medical checkup at the Kyoto Factory Insurance Association. I think it's a nice shop with a calm atmosphere.

I came here because I wanted to eat something hearty on the way home from a health checkup. Tendon set meal (950 yen). The tempura is crispy and light. The sauce is applied sparingly and doesn't feel too sweet.