173 Kyoto's popular Japanese cuisine - WATA Kame, a century-old kaiseki restaurant in Miyagawacho
Description
WATA Kame, a kaiseki restaurant in Kyoto’s Miyagawacho district, offers an authentic Japanese dining experience in a historic establishment with more than a century of heritage. Run by the fifth generation of the family, the restaurant serves meticulously crafted kaiseki cuisine using culinary techniques passed down through generations.
Ideal for Japanese food lovers, special dinners, and memorable occasions in Kyoto, WATA Kame combines seasonal flavors, elegant presentation, and a refined traditional atmosphere. Package prices include the restaurant service charge, Japanese consumption tax, and reservation fee—book now to experience the classic flavors of Kyoto cuisine.
- ✓Package price 2. Restaurant service fee 3. Japan consumption tax 4. Reservation fee
- ✕Additional dining expenses in the restaurant, including related service fees and taxes. No extra payment is required if guests do not order additional meals. 2. Other unmentioned fees.
What To Expect
Terms & Conditions
1. Minors aged 12 and above entering the store must book the same package as adults.
2. Please dress appropriately and avoid overly casual attire (such as flip-flops, sandals, tank tops, shorts, strapless tops, miniskirts, etc.). Note that French and Western restaurants have extremely strict dress codes: male guests must wear collared shirts or jackets on the upper body and long pants (jeans are prohibited) with socks on the lower body.
3. Please arrive on time. If you're more than 15 minutes late, the merchant may cancel your booking without refund. If you arrive more than 15 minutes early, the merchant may not allow you to enter early.
4. If guests fail to provide accurate booking information (including but not limited to discrepancies between the number of booked and actual guests, or failure to disclose the number and ages of minors) or violate Japanese dining etiquette (including but not limited to loud noise, rowdiness, smoking, excessive drinking, live streaming, or other activities that may disturb other diners), all resulting losses and consequences shall be borne solely by the guests.
5. Package photos are for reference only. Actual dishes are subject to the restaurant's daily offerings.