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Nishiki Market Food Crawl — 'Kitchen of Kyoto,' One Bite at a Time — Kyoto

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Nishiki Market Food Crawl — 'Kitchen of Kyoto,' One Bite at a Time

Half-day

6 stops · Half-day

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A course walking the narrow 400-year-old arcade market east to west, buying and eating one bite at a time. From dashi egg to soy-milk doughnuts, black beans, and pickles, taste Kyoto food culture in compressed form. Mind the sampling and eat-standing etiquette.

Half-day6 stopsEst. budget 25,000 KRW

Itinerary

  1. 1

    Miki Keiran三木鶏卵

    Nishiki Market · Restaurant · 20 min stay

    Dashimaki tamago (rolled egg) soaked with broth, freshly cooked and cut warm to serve. The starting point of Nishiki.

    10시 개점 직후

  2. Walk 2 min
    2

    Konnamonja (Kyo-Tofu Fujino)こんなもんじゃ

    Nishiki Market · Restaurant · 20 min stay

    Run by the tofu shop Fujino. Soy-milk and okara doughnuts and rich soy-milk soft-serve are the signatures.

  3. Walk 2 min
    3

    Kuromame Chaan Kitao黒豆茶庵 北尾

    Nishiki Market · Restaurant · 25 min stay

    Specializing in Tamba black soybeans. Good for a short sit-down rest with black-bean tea, black-bean soft-serve, and bean desserts.

  4. Walk 2 min
    4

    Uchida Pickles打田漬物

    Nishiki Market · Restaurant · Shopping · 20 min stay

    Specializing in Kyoto pickles. Sample senmaizuke and others, then buy vacuum-packed — a good Kyoto souvenir.

  5. Walk 3 min
    5

    Karikari Hakaseカリカリ博士

    Nishiki Market · Restaurant · 15 min stay

    A standing plate of cheap takoyaki and akashiyaki. A savory finishing snack.

  6. Walk 2 min
    6

    Nishiki Tenmangu Shrine錦天満宮

    Shrine · 15 min stay

    The deity of learning at the market's east end. Wash your hands and pay respects to wrap up the food crawl.

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