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Delicious traditional Japanese breakfast in Kyoto
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For many people, food is one of the main purposes of their trip. Among many famous cuisines in Kyoto, the most popular one is probably Japanese. Breakfast is especially recommended, with dishes full of Kyoto characteristics. Here is the breakfast loved by many fans, not only tourists but also locals...
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Kyoto Brighton Hotel is located in an area with excellent access to many World Heritage sites, such as Nijo Castle and Ginkaku-ji Silver Pavilion. There are many shops nearby selling Japanese ingredients, where you can enjoy buying soy sauce, miso, etc. It is about 5min walk to the Kyoto Imperial Palace, recommended for morning walks and running courses. In addition, the concierge knows well about Kyoto, where you can feel free to ask about sightseeing, restaurants, traditional crafts, etc. During cherry blossoms and autumn foliage seasons, there are special tours available for private viewing. The average size of guest rooms is 42 square meters, spacious enough to accommodate large suitcases, and equipped with comfortable sofas. There are a variety of restaurants in the hotel, including western food, teppanyaki (wagyu), traditional Japanese, Chinese, and a bar lounge. This is a hotel where you can arrange everything about Kyoto, including gourmet food and Kyoto-like experiences.
This is Kyoto's breakfast!
A Japanese breakfast where you can enjoy a variety of dishes such as freshly cooked rice and porridge, grilled salmon, rolled eggs (Dashimaki Tamago), and seasonal small side dishes. The juicy rolled eggs and thick grilled salmon have been popular dishes for about 35 years. Kyoto Brighton Hotel Kyo Kaiseki Hotaru's breakfast has been ranked number one in Western Japan in the Nikkei Shimbun ranking, and there are many fans who go there just to enjoy it.
Happiness wrapped in the aroma of dashi soup
The basic ingredient of any dish is the soup stock. Every morning, we carefully enhance the flavor using a combination of kelp and bonito flakes as a base. We use different soup stock combinations for miso soup, rolled eggs, and simmered dishes to bring out the best in each ingredient. Seasonal vegetables slowly simmered in plenty of stock create a warm, delicious flavor that permeates your body when you wake up.
Seasonings that support the taste of Kyoto
Kyoto Brighton Hotel is located near the Kyoto Imperial Palace. There are many long-established food stores in the neighborhood that have supported the taste of Kyoto for many years. The Sawai Soy Sauce Main Store next door is also a popular store that has been in business for about 150 years. At Kyo Kaiseki Hotaru's breakfast, we use delicious soy sauce as the porridge filling to accompany the rice porridge. If you take it home as a souvenir, you might be able to recreate the taste of Kyoto at home! The best thing in the morning, Kyoto's breakfast is available to non-guests as well. Enjoy the traditional breakfast with us!
Kyoto Brighton Hotel is located in an area with excellent access to many World Heritage sites, such as Nijo Castle and Ginkaku-ji Silver Pavilion. There are many shops nearby selling Japanese ingredients, where you can enjoy buying soy sauce, miso, etc. It is about 5min walk to the Kyoto Imperial Palace, recommended for morning walks and running courses. In addition, the concierge knows well about Kyoto, where you can feel free to ask about sightseeing, restaurants, traditional crafts, etc. During cherry blossoms and autumn foliage seasons, there are special tours available for private viewing. The average size of guest rooms is 42 square meters, spacious enough to accommodate large suitcases, and equipped with comfortable sofas. There are a variety of restaurants in the hotel, including western food, teppanyaki (wagyu), traditional Japanese, Chinese, and a bar lounge. This is a hotel where you can arrange everything about Kyoto, including gourmet food and Kyoto-like experiences.
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