E San Restaurant Kyoto

E San Restaurant Kyoto

Kyoto city is known for its rich cultural and heritage. The Kyoto area has some of the most famous temples, shrines, palaces and gardens. Even the food you get in Kyoto shows the cultural diversity of the city. You will get many restaurants serving international cuisine including continental, English and western. The Thai Restaurants in Kyoto offer a wide array of mouthwatering dishes and sumptuous spread along with world class drinks and cocktails.

E- San Restaurant the cozy, cheap, authentic Thai taverna is conveniently situated near the Kyoto Imperial Palace and Doshisha University

Only a stone's throw away from Kyoto's Imperial Palace, this restaurant, with its elephant carvings and Thai music playing in the background, feels a million miles from Japan. E-san's popular lunch buffet is filling and a good value at ¥1,200; dinner prices start at ¥6,000. If the food is too spicy for your taste, order a bowl of delicious sweet-potato ice cream to cool down. The buffet-style lunch is good value from JPY700, and the dinner course for two people is JPY6, 000. There are fish and meat green curries, spicy soups and sticky rice, a specialty of northeastern Thailand (Isaan) from where this popular restaurant takes its name and inspiration. MC, V are accepted.

The original decor and friendly Thai staff create genuine Siam style. The average cost is JPY 1700.

Other Thai Restaurants in Kyoto are:

King & I
When you crave the genuine taste of Thailand in a comfortable atmosphere with moderate prices, head for the King & I restaurant. You will appreciate the authenticity of the cuisine as well as the customary Thai-style hospitality.
This restaurant seats about 20 and has all the attributes you would expect of a Thai dining establishment. The King & I serves all the Thai standards, such as Tom Ka Gai, Tom Yam, Kau Phat, Phat Thai and Yam Unsen, the spicy glass-noodle salad. Desserts include tapioca, mango sherbet, pumpkin and coconut ice cream. And there is a full bar.

Tam Sabaii
This compact, neat Thai eatery in northern Kyoto has a real Thai chef who serves up Thai spicy originals. The chef will tone down the spiciness on request, however. Be warned, though, that booking may be essential at weekends, when popular Tam Sabaii can get busy.

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