KYOTO SANJO

Kawaramachi Area

Address

527-4 Asakurachō, Nakagyō-ku, Kyoto

Phone

075-231-8631 (Japanese only)

Access

4-min walk (350m) from Kyoto Shiyakusho-mae subway station (T12)
Tozai Line

See below for more access route.

Hours

Lunch	11:00 am – 2:30 pm
Dinner	5:00 pm – 9:30 pm

Last order　9:00 pm

Parking

Not available

Payment

Cash only

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SAKE – Japanese rice wine

Selected three distinctive brands of Kyoto’s sake are available only in Kyoto Sanjo shop. Served in one-go (180ml).

Junmai Daiginjo KAGURA

¥1,200

Junmaishu JOYO

¥1,200

Special Junmaishu Gin-Shari

¥1,200

Is Japanese sake usually drunk warm? No, not really. Enjoy chilled sake and find the clear taste and rich and fruity flavors.

We have also added one dish to our menu, which goes with sake as well as beer.

Broiled chashu

¥550

Grilled chashu, Ramen UROKO Kyoto Sanjo shop

See more about Kyoto’s Sake

Access

4-min walk (350m) from Kyoto Shiyakusho-mae subway station (T12), Tozai Line
7-min walk (600m) from Karasuma Oike subway station, Karasuma Line (K08) and Tozai Line (T13)
8-min walk (650m) from Karasuma train station (HK85) exit #14, Hankyu-Kyoto Line
9-min walk (700m) from Kyoto-Kawaramachi train station (HK86) exit #9, Hankyu-Kyoto Line
13-min walk (1.0km) from Shijo subway station (K09) exit #1, Karasuma Line

NOW HIRING!

We are hiring crew members: cook (full time), server (part time) and more. You must be fluent in Japanese and possess a valid work visa/permit (or Japanese citizenship). Find more information on 採用情報 (Career) page in our Japanese web site.

Kyoto Sanjo

Tourist Attractions near Ramen Uroko

Ramen Uroko Kyoto Sanjo is located in the middle of Kyoto, and has good access to major tourist attractions. Click an icon on the map below to see more information.

The Museum of Kyoto

Learn a brief history of Kyoto and its cultural evolution
Honnoji

Primary Buddhist temple, also known as the place of assassination
Nishiki Market and Nishiki Tenmangu

Over 130 shops along the street, Kyoto’s specialty food and more
Kyoto International Manga Museum

Exhibitions and 50,000 manga books on the Walls of Manga
Nijo Castle

Tokugawa shogun’s gorgeous satellite residence in Kyoto
Kyoto Imperial Palace and Kyoto Gyoen

The place where the emperors had lived over 1,000 years
Yasaka Shrine

Home of one of the three major festivals of Japan – Gion