Higashiyama Kaiseki Shizuku

東山 懐石 しずく

Details from the place · November 2026

Gives backNo booking needed: visit, pay as usual, and scan the HAKOBUNE QR. Part of what the place pays us goes to social causes — at no extra cost to you.

  • Vegetarian
  • Closed nowToday 12:00–14:30, 18:00–22:00
  • Budget¥20,000–¥32,000
  • AccessGion-Shijo Station · 10 min walk京阪本線 祇園四条駅 徒歩 10 分

Kaiseki of Kyoto vegetables and seasonal menus, at the counter or in a private room.

  • English OK

Closed nowToday 12:00–14:30, 18:00–22:00

Days open for requests

  • 9Mon
  • 10Tue
  • 11Wed
  • 12Thu
  • 13Fri
  • 14Sat
  • 15Sun

Cancellation policy

Because we prepare ingredients in advance, we charge 30% for cancellations 3 days before, 50% the day before and 100% on the day. Please book the shojin kaiseki at least 3 days ahead.

Your visit gives back

When you pay, ask staff for the HAKOBUNE QR code and scan it. This place pays us a fee for your visit, and part of it goes to social causes. You pay nothing extra.

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About the restaurant

A kaiseki restaurant in a restored machiya, tucked down a lane near the Yasaka Pagoda. The menu changes every month and is built around Kyoto vegetables, fish from Wakasa and seasonal soups. Some of our tableware comes from a young potter who runs a kiln near the restaurant. Six counter seats, and two private rooms for up to six.

What you can do here

  • Enjoy an eight-course kaiseki lunch at an approachable price
  • Take your time over a seasonal kaiseki dinner in a private room
  • Order a shojin (Buddhist vegetarian) kaiseki with no meat or fish (by reservation only)
  • Tell us about foods you avoid or a special occasion, and have the menu adjusted for you

From the owner

To me, Kyoto cooking means not running too far ahead of the season. I serve what is in the fields right now and what the sea is giving right now, in the way it tastes best.
Shizukuishi, the chef-owner

Why this place supports social causes

I choose our Kyoto vegetables by going out to the fields of farmers in Ohara and Kamigamo. Some of our tableware is made for us by a young potter who opened a kiln in Higashiyama; we write the maker's name on the printed menu so that anyone who likes a piece can visit the kiln.

From the place

Because we keep up a face-to-face relationship with the farmers who grow our Kyoto vegetables and the young potter who makes our tableware.
Opens its space to the communityWe ask a young Higashiyama potter to make some of our tableware, and write the maker's name on the printed menu.

What the restaurant cares about

  • Kyoto vegetables, chosen in the field

    We keep visiting the farms of growers in Ohara and Kamigamo, and plan each week's menu from what we find.

  • Dashi made fresh every morning

    We draw the first dashi just once each morning, from Rishiri kombu and honkarebushi (fully cured bonito).

  • Dislikes and allergies

    Please let us know about shellfish, wheat, egg, dairy, buckwheat or anything else when you book. We will rework the menu.

HAKOBUNE Spot offers

For first-time visitors

  • Offer

    Matcha and dry sweets after your meal

    For first-time guests, we whisk a bowl of usucha (thin matcha) after the meal.

    First visit only · once per party

From your second visit

  • Offer

    Take home the seasonal rice

    From your second visit, we'll shape what's left of the clay-pot rice into onigiri for you to take home.

    From your second visit

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Restaurant details

Name
Higashiyama Kaiseki Shizuku
Name in Japanese
東山 懐石 しずく
Type
Food
Address
京都府京都市東山区(架空)Shown in Japanese so you can show it to a taxi driver.
Nearest station
Gion-Shijo Station · 10 min walk京阪本線 祇園四条駅 徒歩 10 分
Hours
MonToday12:00–14:30, 18:00–22:00
TueClosed
Wed12:00–14:30, 18:00–22:00
Thu12:00–14:30, 18:00–22:00
Fri12:00–14:30, 18:00–22:00
Sat12:00–14:30, 18:00–22:00
Sun12:00–14:30, 18:00–22:00

12:00–14:30, 18:00–22:00 / Closed Tuesdays

Budget
Dinner ¥20,000–¥32,000 / Lunch ¥8,800–¥12,000
Seats
18 seats · Counter, Tatami seating
Private rooms
Yes
Private hire
Available
Smoking
No smoking
Children
Children allowed
Parking
No
Service or table charge
10% service charge at dinner. No charge for private rooms
Drinks
Good sake selection, Good wine selection, Wide non-alcoholic choice
Dietary
VegetarianThis is the place’s own information. For allergies or religious needs, tell the place when you book — or use Show to staff.
Good for
Dates, Business meals, Families
Payment
Cash, Credit card
Languages
Japanese, English, Chinese (Simplified)

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Map & access

京都府京都市東山区(架空)

Shown in Japanese so you can show it to a taxi driver.

Nearest station: Gion-Shijo Station · 10 min walk京阪本線 祇園四条駅 徒歩 10 分

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