Kyoto Food
8 posts
- Japanese visitors say skipArashiyama Food: Japan Judges Its Most Notorious Cafe
44,729 likes on one line about Arashiyama's resold-cake cafe: "My only impression is that it still hasn't gone under."
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- Japanese visitors say goZenkashoin, Kyoto: The Cafe Japan's Harshest Approved
Japan's bluntest dessert reviewer praised every single thing at Zen Kashoin — 13,133 likes are still in disbelief it costs this little.
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- Japanese visitors say goArashiyama Street Food: Japan's Bluntest Review
Japan's bluntest food channel walked Arashiyama's street food and liked everything — "high marks across the board for once" (403 likes).
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- Best Ramen in Kyoto? What Japanese Ramen Fans Say
A Kyoto channel listed nine ramen shops "tourists never find"; the top reply (23 likes) snaps that it forgot Ore no Ramen Appareya.
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- Kyoto Souvenirs: What Japanese Shoppers Actually Buy
120 comments of Japanese shoppers naming the Kyoto souvenirs they actually buy: Shizuya's Carné roll, Demachi Futaba's bean mochi and Ajari-mochi.
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- Kyoto Cheap Eats: The Diners Japanese Regulars Use
Kyoto cheap eats: a Kyoto channel's five favorite working-class diners and 112 comments backing them — the real everyday eating isn't the kaiseki on TV.
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- Japanese visitors say goKiyomizu-dera Street Food: The ¥250 Cucumber Wins
Japanese commenters crowned a ¥250 pickled cucumber on a stick over matcha and parfaits — the top cucumber comment alone drew 3,787 likes.
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- Japanese visitors say skipIs Nishiki Market a Tourist Trap? Japanese Visitors Answer
Is Nishiki Market a tourist trap? The top comment (20,198 likes) isn't about food: Japanese visitors hate the idea that any quality will do for tourists.
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