Yusokuryouri Mankamero （有職料理 萬亀楼）

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Due to the system’s 24-hour reservation request deadline, requests made before our regular holidays and on holidays may be canceled if we are unable to confirm them within 24 hours. We recommend making requests on other days (first and fourth Tuesdays, every Wednesday, and excluding year-end and New Year’s holidays). We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.

This is a traditional Japanese restaurant in Kyoto with a history of over 300 years (founded in 1722).

This restaurant serves authentic Kyoto kaiseki cuisine, which is a traditional Japanese meal that follows the tea ceremony tradition. The menu focuses on seafood and Kyoto vegetables, and each dish is carefully prepared by our skilled chefs to bring out the maximum flavor of the ingredients.

The special experience at the restaurant begins the moment you step through the noren of our historic building.

The owner-himself has set up a stylish room where you can enjoy our carefully selected dishes in elegant tableware. The atmosphere of the room, the tableware, and everything you feel at our restaurant will enhance the deliciousness of the food and deliver a special moment in harmony with the Japanese seasons.

In addition to Kyoto kaiseki, Mankamero also offers yusoku cuisine. Yusoku cuisine is a traditional Japanese cuisine that originated in the Imperial Court of the Heian period. It is often served at auspicious events. The specialness of yusoku cuisine is reflected in its presentation and serving, and you can enjoy a more luxurious and elegant atmosphere.

The tenth-generation owner of Mankamerou is also the 30th head of the Ikama-ryu shikibocho. Shikibocho is a culinary ceremony that has been held at the Imperial Court of the Heian period and other auspicious occasions.

The shikibocho ceremony is performed using a kitchen knife and chopsticks to cut the ingredients into auspicious shapes called "Zuisho." The ingredients are offerings to the gods, so they are not touched directly. This traditional skill, which has been passed down from father to son for generations, is still practiced today (Reservations are required to view the ceremony).

• Price Range:

  Lunch: USD 232.82 - USD 512.22
  Dinner: USD 232.82 - USD 512.22

• Dietary restrictions / Allergies:

  If you have any specific food allergies or ingredients you cannot consume, please inform us in advance. We are unable to accommodate sudden requests on the day. Unfortunately, we cannot accept reservations if there are ingredients that you cannot eat within a wide range.

• Arrival time:

  Please arrive 5 minutes before your reserved time to ensure a timely start of your meal. If you do not contact us and exceed 15 minutes of your reservation time, it will be automatically canceled.

• Dress Code:

  Dress code is smart casual (Please refrain from barefoot, wearing T-shirts, shorts, and sandals when you visit.)

• Children:

  Only those who can enjoy the same course as adults are allowed.

• Others:

  We kindly ask for your consideration regarding excessive perfume or fabric softener fragrances.