Kyo Kanoko
Nabe / Sukiyaki / Shabu Shabu
Experience traditional Japanese elegance at Kyo Kanoko, just steps from JR Ashikaga Station, with delectable kappo courses and Shabu shabu delights.
Restaurant Details
Kyo Kanoko stands as a paragon of traditional Japanese cuisine in Ashikaga City. With its refined kappo-style dining, the restaurant offers a harmonious balance of flavor and artful presentation. Guests relish a journey through the seasons with courses featuring delicacies like simmered bamboo shoots and soft-cooked eel, each crafted with care and precision. The restaurant's stellar reputation is augmented by its Shabu shabu, showcasing tender slices of Wagyu beef, submerged in a delicately flavored broth.
Strategically positioned near JR Ashikaga Station, Kyo Kanoko is a short stroll from the tranquil surroundings of Ise Shrine. This proximity threads convenience with serenity, making it an ideal spot for gastronomes seeking an escape into culinary bliss. Enveloped in a warm, traditional atmosphere, Kyo Kanoko invites diners to bask in its serene ambiance. With traditional tatami mats, skillfully carved wooden accents, and a hint of Japanese minimalism, the setting transports diners to a bygone era of elegance.
Helmed by Chef Satoshi Yamamoto, whose approach marries age-old techniques with contemporary flair, the culinary ensemble at Kyo Kanoko never fails to amaze. Chef Yamamoto's passion for native ingredients is palpable in every dish and his artistic plating mirrors nature's beauty.
Courteous service, defined by promptness and attention to detail, makes every visit feel cherished. A destination where the past and present intertwine seamlessly, Kyo Kanoko remains a testament to Japan’s enduring culinary traditions, inviting lovers of gourmet experiences to return time and again.
Kyo Kanoko Phone Number
Kyo Kanoko Business Days
Kyo Kanoko Address
2-4-29 Isecho, Ashikaga-shi, Tochigi 326-0053
Kyo Kanoko Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
Restaurant location
To the north of Tokyo, escape Japan’s bustling capital and discover Tochigi Prefecture, known for stunning autumnal foliage in Nikko, hot springs of Nasu, and historic Utsunomiya.
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