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Junsei

60-2 Nanzenji Kusakawachō, Sakyō-ku, Kyoto, 606-8437, Japan

81-75-761-2311

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Kyoto is known for its tofu—specifically yudofu (tofu cooked in a hotpot with dried kelp and served hot with Ponzu sauce)—and the best place to try it is Junsei. The traditional restaurant is located in a beautiful 19th-century building near the Nanzen-ji Temple and serves a variety of kaiseki menus, most of which include several plates such as sashimi, grilled tofu skewers, yudofu, picked vegetables and a tofu skin (yuba) hot pot. The Edo-style building has a lovely garden and koi pond, too, that is worth exploring after a meal.

Written by Emma Pierce

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