Iida

Located just a short walk from Kyoto City Hall Station, "Iida" quietly lights up Anekoji Street. The chef, Shinichi Iida, honed his skills in Kanazawa and Kyoto, creating a serene space that was once ...Read morea tea ceremony tool shop.

Drawing on the foundation of Chakai-sai (tea kaiseki), he presents delicate dishes infused with his unique sensibility, beautifully served on exquisite tableware from renowned artisans like Rosanjin and Eiraku, as well as contemporary creators.

With a focus on the unseen details, the entire space is designed to offer a warm welcome. This restaurant strikes a balance between elegance and the profound depth of Japanese culture, making it a must-visit gem.
a tea ceremony tool shop.

Drawing on the foundation of Chakai-sai (tea kaiseki), he presents delicate dishes infused with his unique sensibility, beautifully served on exquisite tableware from renowned artisans like Rosanjin and Eiraku, as well as contemporary creators.

With a focus on the unseen details, the entire space is designed to offer a warm welcome. This restaurant strikes a balance between elegance and the profound depth of Japanese culture, making it a must-visit gem.