Tempura Rice Bowl in Kyoto

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Osaka Food Guide: On Day 8 in Japan, we traveled from Osaka to Kyoto. During the day, we enjoyed a couple of delicious meals, including a tempura rice bowl for dinner, and also went to a couple of temples in Kyoto. 00: 33 Easy Lunch in Osaka - One of the budget ways to eat at restaurants in Japan is to eat cafeteria styles restaurants which typically serve a range of different Japanese foods. You walk inside, pay with the vending machine, and then you get your tray of food. I had the broiled salted mackerel, which was delicious and it cost 650 JPY for my meal. 3: 16 Osaka to Kyoto - After lunch we said goodbye to Dwight and we continued on to Osaka station, where we found our train to Kyoto. The train, on the JR Special Express Kyoto Line, took just 30 minutes from Osaka and cost 560 JPY. We arrived to a rainy Kyoto, and we decided to purchase a one day bus ticket for 500 JPY to be able to go around Kyoto and do some things. 6: 03 Ginkaku-ji Temple ) - 500 JPY - Our first stop on our sightseeing tour of Kyoto was to visit the Ginkaku-ji Temple, and after paying our entrance fee, we walked around. Even though it was crowded, it was really beautiful, and what really stood out to me were the gardens. 7: 57 Kiyomizu-dera ) - 300 JPY - After spending about an hour at Ginkaku-ji Temple, we got back on the bus, and headed to another famous temple in Kyoto, this time Kiyomizu-dera. It was extremely busy as well, but with a visit, and I enjoyed it. 10: 49 Tempura Rice Bowl at Ginza Hageten - For dinner we headed back to Kyoto Station, since we needed to get there for transportation and also because our bag was there, and we stopped in the downstairs food area and found a restaurant called Ginza Hageten, serving tempera. I ended up ordering the tendon, a tempura rice bowl, which was delicious. Finally, to end our day, we took the train to Fushimi-Momoyama Station, where we found our way to Maison Fushimi, where we had pre-booked a room
Date: 2019-08-19

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Comments and reviews: 10

Contradicting Illusions
Just a heads up for those who are also looking to leave their luggage in Kyoto - there is a manned luggage storage service in Kyoto station itself which is actually slightly cheaper than the lockers that is not too far from the locker room. It also saves the hassle of trying to find lockers which tends to be somewhat narrow too. It is also useful if you are looking to store your luggage overnight, as lockers are emptied overnight.
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Joyze J.
My husband and I are literally sitting right now in the tempura bowl restaurant in Kyoto and it is as delicious as Mark's orgasmic egg reaction made it seem. We had the exact tendon bowl he ordered and by god the whole thing was amazing. We also showed the chefs and the waitresses this video and they were so excited and had no idea they were featured on a YouTube video with over 1 million views. Thanks for the recommendation Mark
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Dan Corona
hi mr. weins. i have been keeping i touch of your foodventures for quite a while and I'm reay enjoying it. I'm from the Philippines by the way and I see that you've been on a trip here as well. maybe next time if you do go back here you can visit us in visayas (ilocos) and Mindanao especially in davao where you can eat authentic filipino food and enjoy the farm side of the Philippines. have a great day. God bless
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Betty Stouffer
it has always amazed me how no matter how serious the fukashima radiation crisis continues that the seafood keeps being consumed by Asian countries and just consumers in general of fish etc from the Pacific Ocean. I am Korean and live in California and have given up fish from Pacific waters what am I missing? migrationoloy
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Rodrigo Krebs
Hi bro, how you doing? I am traveling to japan in 2 month and I would love to know how did you manage the language, because people have told me that there is no to many places that you can speak english, and I really want to go places, markets and restaurants that local people used to go. Great videos by the way
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Rebecca Hendren
The food looked good and served with expertise. The only thing I found uncomfortable was the hotel. I don't like going bare foot on any ground or sleeping on the floor with no pillow. Doesn't seem to be much care in sleeping comfort.
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rafaela.jessica m
Hi Mark Will you share with me which air bnb did you stay in osaka? Im going to osaka in oct for my honeymoon and we're looking for a nice airbnb to stay in will be great to hear from you Btw i love ur videos Cheers from Jakarta
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Bill Blinky
I'm enjoying your video very much. For what ever reason, I haven't visited Kyoto [maybe I thought it was too much about temples or something]. However you have me rethinking and I think I will give it a try next time. Happy trails.
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helen Cruz
My kind of food-simple, fresh, not to spicy except wasabi. Healthy eating. Im enjoying all food tour regardless of hot spicy ingredients. Great job Ying and MarkPlease post the luggage size you use or recommendations. Thank you
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Unknown Source
Im jealous I want to go to Kyoto so bad its absolutely beautiful, thats what I love most about Japan is different parts has its own beauty you can appreciate like paintings in a museum
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