Tomitaya is a restaurant located in Ishiyakushi-cho, Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture.
 It is known as the West Inn Living Art Museum.
 The restaurant is conveniently accessible by bus, with a short walk from the Ichijo Modo Bridge and Seimei Shrine bus stop, as well as the Imadegawa Omiya bus stop.
 Alternatively, it is around a 15-minute taxi ride from Kyoto Station.
With a seating capacity of 30, Tomitaya offers a quiet atmosphere for enjoying a meal.
 The restaurant operates on a reservation basis, with lunch service starting from 11:00 and dinner service from 18:00, every day except on December 31st and January 1st, when it is closed.
 The regular closing days may vary.
Tomitaya serves a variety of dishes, including a set of sashimi, rice, and pickles.
 The pickles, in particular, have a delightful and gentle flavor.
 The chefs at Tomitaya take pride in using high-quality ingredients and carefully preparing the dishes.
 They offer a variety of specialties and menus featuring seasonal vegetables, such as the "Traditional Bento Box" and the "Bento Box that Cherishes Kyoto Vegetables," which are popular among customers.
 In addition to serving delicious food, the staff also provide easy-to-understand explanations about the history and culture of the machiya (traditional wooden townhouses).
Tomitaya is a place where you can experience the traditional atmosphere of Kyoto.
 The building itself is designated as a tangible cultural property by the government and has a history of over 130 years.
 We welcome you to visit Tomitaya and enjoy the tranquil and serene ambiance of Kyoto along with their delicious cuisine.

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