24 seasons, or 24 Sekki in Japanese, is the traditional Japanese calendar that divides a year into a series of much more specific seasons. In Izuyasu, we follow this natural rhythm and carefully choose only the best quality and seasonable ingredients of the day. It is precisely this close relationship with the seasons that allow us to produce a menu that is unique to every single day of the year.
The seventh owner, has practiced tea ceremony in the Omote Senke School for all of his adult life. As such, he has arranged traditional Kaiseki cuisine in accordance with elements of tea ceremony. Please enjoy the genuine and heartwarming environment, as well as the exquisite cuisine that is distinct to Kyoto.
You can taste Izuyasu’s cuisine even if you are not staying. At our counter seats, you can enjoy the conversation with our chief chef and taste the seasonable Kaiseki dishes and expertly sourced Sake to compliment the dishes. Moreover, in the dining hall or the private room, we also welcome meetings or celebrations such as the first family gathering of the marrying couples, engagement, Buddhist memorial service, or the seasonal festivals. For the gatherings, please feel free to contact us about the menu or prices.
In the morning, you can experience an authentic home cooked breakfast, in the traditional Kyoto style.
For the ingredients, if you have any food allergies or anything you cannot eat, please let us know during the reservation.
For the seating, we usually serve in the dining hall.
However, it could be possible to eat at the counter seat as well. For the guests who are staying at our Ryokan, the seating will be changed regarding your room or the seasons. If you prefer the counter seat, please talk to our staffs in advance.
To those dining with us, we start serving it at 7:00 PM sharp. Therefore, please make sure to arrive at our Ryokan before this time.
For your breakfast, please choose your preferred time between 7:00~8:30 AM.
We prepare two kinds of Kaiseki course meals which vary in the numbers of dishes and their portions. All Kaiseki menus are decided by the chief chef, using carefully selected seasonal ingredients.
* Example of the dinner course
Restaurant Hours: pm 7:00〜
| Kaiseki course | with 7 dishes | 9,288 yen |
| Kaiseki course | with 9 dishes | 12,960 yen |
| Bento box for children | 2,376 yen |
At lunch, Shoukadou bento is popular to enjoy the taste of Izuyasu at once. Kaiseki course is also available in both private room and the dining hall for the purpose of celebrations or the Buddhist services.
* Example of the Shokado Bento
Restaurant Hours: am 11:30〜 pm 2:00 (LO)
| Kaiseki course | with 7 dishes | 9,288 yen |
| Kaiseki course | with 9 dishes | 12,960 yen |
| Shokadou bento | 4,428 yen | |
| Bento box for children | 2,376 yen |
Even if you are not usually a breakfast person, you might find yourself looking forward to it during your stay with us. In Izuyasu, we serve breakfast using the seasonable vegetables to cook simmered vegetables, vegetables and fish with various Japanese dressings, and egg dishes.
We usually serve white rice, but you can choose the rice porridge as well. If you prefer the Western-style breakfast, please let us know at least a day before.
* Example of the dinner course
Restaurant Hours: am 7:00〜 am 8:30 (LO)
| Breakfast menus | 1,620 yen |