Restaurant Girogiro Hitoshina
Matsubara Sagaru, Nishi-Kiyamachi-dori
Shimogyo-ku
Tel.: 075-343-7070
A restaurant with a strange name serving excellent modern, and yet traditional Japanese dishes. They even use famous French food, foie gras. This restaurant uses a altered traditional two storied small Kyoto house. On the first floor is the kitchen and counters and on the second floor is a small room. The room looks modern and giving some impression of inclination toward younger people. Faint jazz music was being played from a speaker in the room.
June 7, 2003
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Map to Girogiro Hitoshina | A room of the restaurant. A friend of mine and his wife are considering the menu carefully and cheerfully. |
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Dinner for three.
The first three dishes are for each person.
Others are selections from a menu.
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Sea eel grilled without scorch. | Daily dish. | Sake |
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Uo-somen noodle, egg boiled at lower temperature and grated yam. | Boiled asparagus topped with house mayonnaise. | Lotus root and sauteed foie gras. |
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Namafu, that is made of wheat gluten, and sea urchin | Deep-fried namafu. | Deep-fried fish. |
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Egg cooked with broth. | Boiled small taros. | Abalone sashimi. |
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Sea urchin with pickled Japanese horseradish. | Ume-chazuke (for one person). | Kamo-zosui (for one person). |
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Tai-chazuke (for one person). |