ろじうさぎ
Cafe Roji-Usagi
A charming café nestled in a century-old machiya townhouse in Kyoto's historic Miyagawa-cho district, offering traditional Japanese breakfast and lunch in a homely setting.
Dining
Café, Japanese Cuisine, Cozy Atmosphere
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Cafe Roji-Usagi invites guests to experience the warmth of a traditional Kyoto home within its over 100-year-old machiya townhouse. Managed by a native Kyotoite, the café serves meticulously prepared, healthy meals that reflect the essence of local cuisine. The "Kyo no Asagohan" breakfast set features grilled fish, dashimaki-tamago (rolled omelet), seasonal side dishes, miso soup, rice, and pickles, providing a wholesome start to the day. For lunch, the "Rojiuzen" set offers a selection of Kyoto-style obanzai (home-cooked) dishes, with a choice between meat or fish as the main course. Patrons can choose to dine at the counter or in tatami rooms overlooking a serene courtyard garden, enhancing the tranquil and intimate dining experience.
Facilities & Services
Operating Hours: Daily from 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM (last order at 10:30 AM) and 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM (last order at 3:30 PM).
Seating Options: Counter seats and tatami rooms with garden views.
Reservations: Accepted; recommended due to limited seating.
Dietary Options: Vegetarian dishes available upon request.
Accessibility: Traditional tatami seating may require removal of shoes; limited wheelchair accessibility.
Parking: Not available; public transportation is advised.
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