Yamaoka Sake Shop, Kyoto,
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Yamaoka Sake Shop
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Type: Beer Store

Senbon Imadegawa Agaru, Botan-hoko-cho 555
Kyoto, Japan [ print map ]
(075) 461-4772
http://yamaokasaketen.blog.shinobi.jp/


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WiFi
Children
Patio
Seasonals
Real Ales
Proper Glassware
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3 reviews for Yamaoka Sake Shop
 Ambiance 73%
 Service 90%
 Selection 91%
 Food N/A 
 Value 90%
 Overall 88%
 Rating N/A



TimE (130), Tokyo, Japan
  84   Ambiance  Service  Selection  Food  Value  Overall 
3/59/1014/15N/AN/A16/20

May 8, 2009
Wow. It looks like any other mom and pop vegetable store - it doesn’t even have a front door - but with a huge twist. Bar none the best place to get Japanese craft beer in Japan. 100% exclusive focus on Japanese micros with top names and lots of seasonals. This guy is doing it right. A must stop if you are in Kyoto - much better than Tanakaya for local stuff. Thanks Mark for taking us there.

kabutomushi (3), , Japan
does not count - explanation
  90   Ambiance  Service  Selection  Food  Value  Overall 
4/59/1013/15N/A 9/1019/20

October 1, 2008
This place is easy to miss but shouldn’t be if you can make it. Most amazing selection of local sake and Japanese micros I know of. No English spoken but it doesn’t really matter.

KyotoLefty (131), Kyoto, Japan
  90   Ambiance  Service  Selection  Food  Value  Overall 
4/59/1014/15N/AN/A18/20

September 2, 2008 [ Updated May 7, 2009 ]
Small, traditional sake store with local vegetables out front. Many local sakes from all over Japan, and usually around 100 Japanese micro beers. Little English is spoken, but all you have to do is point at the beers you want. Surely the best store for J-Micros in all of Japan. Usually there are 2 craft sake tastings and 2 craft beer tastings a month. ¥1800 and you will try several, along with some tasty snacks. Can’t beat it, but you really need to speak Japanese at the tasting. From Kyoto Station or Hanku Omiya, take a bus to Senbon-Imadegawa, and walk North about 100m. It’s on the left.

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