A shop like a sake showroom in Kyoto! They have private brands that you can only drink here, a tasting set with a variety of small amounts, and a great selection of snacks. I really liked it when I visited last time, so I came back again! I made a reservation for around 2:30 pm on a holiday. There are seats unique to the tenant store on the same floor, as well as the "Sakagura" counter seats and the "Kuraniwa" table seats. I'm not sure about the details, but apparently there are some menu items that you can only enjoy at the "Sakagura" counter. I think it's good to go with "Sakagura" if you're unsure. They also offer delivery from the tenant store, so it gives you the most options. [What I ate] [Hoku9 <Masu>] Fuhou Thermal Tank ¥1,000 [Kura <Do>] Grilled Stingray Fin ¥770 [Kun] Smoked Mackerel with Seared Finish ¥580 Tonpei-yaki ¥690 Mentaiko Mayo Potatoes ¥450 [Kura <Sen>] Octopus Senbei ¥280 Omusoba ¥950 PB3 Variety Set ¥2,000 Their flagship product is the "18 Sake Tasting Set," but since I had it last time, this time I tried the sake that is only supplied to this shop! Seriously, there are no bad choices no matter what you drink. Whether it's bold... or something like water (in a good way), each one is good with food. I love Kyoto sake (*´ω`*) It would be even better if they had more authentic food, but due to the Corona pandemic, my opportunities to go to "normal" (everyday/crowded/cheap) izakayas have drastically decreased. I've been craving this kind of cheap taste. This is good too. A paradise for sake lovers, a Disneyland for sake lovers... I definitely want to visit again. Thank you for the meal ★

It is possible to order food from your favorite restaurant in a food court style. It's great that you can have a drink during lunchtime. The menu is the same for both lunch and dinner, and there are plenty of options to choose from, making it quite difficult to decide. After drinking, it is recommended to take a walk from Keihan Nakashojima Station to enjoy sightseeing. You can stroll around and admire the sake breweries of Tsukasakura and Kizakura, or take a boat ride on the Takashifune while enjoying seasonal views.

I ordered a sake set that everyone was recommending. They have a variety of options from sweet to dry, each with a one-sentence description which was quite interesting. It's like a food court with different restaurants, but you can get the signature dishes delivered, which is great. The food is delicious and the delivery is quick. Although it's far from where I live, I'm grateful to my friend who recommended it.

I was able to compare different types of sake and explore my favorite flavors. The variety of dishes that go well with the sake was abundant, and I particularly enjoyed the combination of smoked herring, cream cheese with nuts, and dried persimmons. The raw baby sardines were also delicious with a hint of flavor and tasted great with wasabi added. Overall, everything was delicious. You can also have dishes from other stores in the same space delivered to you, so you can enjoy various food pairings.

I went to a sake tasting without a reservation before noon, but of course they were fully booked. They told me they would call me back once a table was available in about an hour, so I decided to wander around the nearby Kirin Brewery for a bit. I returned after an hour and ordered the tasting set from Juhachikura. They suggested I try the sake from the back glass first, starting with the chilled sake and then moving on to the appropriate temperature for each sake. It was very thoughtful. They also served dried snacks which paired well with the sake. Overall, it was a great experience.

Fushimi is famous for its sake. If you want to try Fushimi sake, you would normally have to visit various breweries, which can take up a lot of time. However, you can enjoy a variety of Fushimi sake at this shop without having to go brewery hopping, making it a popular spot for foreign tourists as well. The shop has 8 different stores inside, each with its own seating area and reservations are possible. We went without a reservation and were able to get a table easily since it was early. The food menu is divided into unique dishes from each store and dishes that can be ordered from other stores. If you want to try a variety of sake, the "Sakagura" store is the place to go. The tasting set called "Kikizake Set" allows you to compare and taste 18 different sakes in small amounts, with each set totaling around 2 cups. Most people order one set per person. The first row consists of sweeter sakes that are best served cold, so it's recommended to start from the left and move to the right. The second and third rows can be enjoyed at room temperature. The staff suggested drinking from left to right for an easier tasting experience. The lineup includes fruity sakes, refreshing types, dry sakes, cloudy sakes, etc., providing a fun tasting experience. In addition to the unique dishes from each store, you can also order delivery items from other stores, and there are value sets that include a Kikizake Set and a dish. Since there were four of us, we decided to order individual dishes such as dashimaki tamago, squid tempura, yuzu daikon, a plate of Fushimi vegetables, tofu, horumon yakisoba, dried persimmons with Iburi Gakko, and nut cream cheese. Everything was delicious and paired well with the sake. The variety of sake accompaniments was impressive. The yuzu daikon, dried persimmons with Iburi Gakko, and nut cream cheese were so good that I wanted to buy them to take home. They also offer non-alcoholic options, so it's reassuring for those who don't drink. One highlight is the Kyoto local cider "Aotani Plum Cider," made from plums from the largest plum orchard in the prefecture. They serve it in a masu like sake, which adds to the experience. The plum in this cider is similar to the plum in plum wine. It's not overly sweet like regular cider, but refreshing and excellent. There were many other tempting items on the menu, so I look forward to trying them next time along with limited edition sakes or my favorite sake.

This alley is a must-visit for sake lovers! The atmosphere is great, and enjoying sake while grilling some food is amazing! We got to taste a variety of sake and it was really good. After visiting sake breweries, stopping by here to relax and enjoy some sake is also a good idea.

Due to the local atmosphere of Fushimi, there is a wide variety of sake available, including an 18-brewery tasting set. The tasting set contains about 2 servings, perfect for enjoying alone or sharing. The food is delicious with a wide selection to choose from. Despite the rainy weather, the place was not crowded, allowing us to relax and enjoy our time.

Fushimi Tanbabashi Sake Edition - Surprising 18 varieties tasting set. This set is recommended for grilling. The pickled set was also good, but with 18 varieties, you can enjoy just the grilled set for over an hour and a half. Next time I come to Fushimi, I will definitely order it again.

Having a great time with everyone٩(ˊᗜˋ*)و♪ Awesome~(•᎑•) The famous 17 brewery sake tasting set and the DIY takoyaki with large octopus marinated in sake lees were amazing! #FushimiSakeDistrict #Sake #SakeTasting

It was a fun space where you could enjoy Fushimi sake with Fushimi ingredients! Just the right amount of sake to not get drunk, and it was delicious with a hint of sweetness being served cold. We had dried foods grilled on a charcoal grill as a side dish. If you're still hungry, you can also order food from nearby restaurants using their delivery service.

Fushimi Sake Brewery Lane, Fushimi Ward ⏰11:30-23:00 @fsk_sake It's been a while since I had a daytime drink~ It was almost full as usual because I went on the weekend lol. There were people from various nationalities~ The menu of the shops inside the store can be ordered for delivery, so you can eat a variety of things, which is great!! I drank and ate from 11:30 and ended up with a full stomach lol. #FushimiSakeBreweryLane #daytimedrinking #FushimiWardGourmet #FushimiWardLunch #KyotoGourmet #Izakaya #Restaurant #SakeBar #kyoto #lunch #japanesefood #restaurant #delicious #yummy #instagood #instalike #instapic #instafood #foodporn #foodstagram #foodie #foodphotography #foodpics #followme

I came to Fushimi Sake Brewery Alley to do a sake tasting. When I ordered the sake, I received the first sake for free under the "Kanpai Ordinance." It was so interesting! I ordered the main sake tasting set, which included 18 different types of Fushimi Sake Brewery sake totaling two cups. I also ordered two other types of sake. It was fascinating to taste the different flavors. By the way, Fushimi's water is soft water, so it's different from other dry sakes. The appetizers included five types of nigiri sushi, crab miso pickles, and a seafood seared set. Lastly, we had sake-flavored gelato. Everything was delicious. The staff explained the sake in a fun and detailed manner. I will definitely come back. Thank you for the meal.

After visiting Fushimi Inari Taisha in the early afternoon, I came here. You can enjoy various Fushimi sake here, as well as a variety of Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes, which is nice. However, it seems more interesting to drink at the liquor store I passed by on the way to and from the station.

Before visiting the Kitagawa Honke in Fushimi Momoyama, my friend was introduced to the toji (master brewer) and was very excited. Upon arriving in Kyoto, we headed straight to Fushimizu Sake Brewery Street. We tend to get lost easily, but after exiting the shopping arcade and turning left, we arrived without any issues. There were various shops lined up, and after some consideration, we decided to sit in front of the counter where many sake bottles were displayed. My friend ordered a tasting set of 17 different sake breweries, and when it was brought to us, it was spectacular! The staff explained the characteristics of each sake in three rows, and we started our daytime drinking session. My friend reminded me that there is still the evening to come, so we took it easy. "It's delicious, the water quality is important," we discussed what we had heard from the toji before, and managed to make the set last for an hour. Finally, I found a menu for sake lees ramen, and despite my friend's attempts to stop me, I tried it. The delicious lees soup with Chinese noodles wasn't bad at all. We talked about coming back next month as we headed to Kitagawa Honke. Japanese sake is truly the best!

I visited this place for the first time on a Saturday afternoon and was seated quickly. They have a variety of options besides sake, but the food they offer goes really well with sake and makes it easy to enjoy. Since there are several shops gathered together, it can be a bit confusing to figure out where to sit. However, you can order from any shop no matter where you sit, but it can feel awkward to order from a shop that is not right next to you. It was a fun place where you can try a variety of dishes. I definitely want to go back again.

A place where you can gather and drink at Fushimi's sake breweries. There are several shops inside, offering various foods to enjoy. You can also do a sake tasting of Fushimi's breweries and every time I go, I end up trying the pickled horse mackerel with grilled meat.

If you go to Fushimi, try the 17-brewery set of sake for 3050 yen with 5 kinds of seafood, including seared octopus for 680 yen. Enjoy the daikon salad for 280 yen, potato salad for 680 yen, and a small glass of premium ale for 670 yen. This place is a must-visit for sake lovers! It's more sophisticated than the usual shochu I drink, and you can enjoy a variety of flavors. The quiet atmosphere on a weekday is the best. (laughs)

When it comes to Kyoto, sake is also famous, so I went to Fushimi to drink sake. It was a weekday afternoon, so not many shops were crowded, but I found this shop that was empty and entered. Inside the shop, there are various shops like a food court, where you can drink sake at the counter and eat the dishes from each shop. I ordered a tasting set of 17 types of sake and some snacks, and enjoyed sake slowly. The snacks were delicately flavored, typical of Kyoto, and went well with the sake. It's a recommended place when you want to casually enjoy sake.