Kyoto Tower Sando

名前だけ見るとなんだか分かりませんが、京都タワーの地下にバルができてます。 駅近で、軽く食事を済ませたいならココ！ Kyoto Tower SANDO Bar: A Must-Visit Spot for Drinks & Kyoto Vibes Located in the basement of Kyoto Tower, KYOTO TOWER SANDO Bar is the perfect place to experience Kyoto’s finest craft beer, sake, and unique local flavors. Whether you’re a beer enthusiast, a sake lover, or simply looking for a cozy place to unwind, this bar offers a memorable drinking experience just minutes from Kyoto Station. Why Visit KYOTO TOWER SANDO Bar? 1. A Wide Selection of Kyoto’s Finest Drinks • Craft Beer: Enjoy three varieties of craft beer from Kyoto Brewing Co., with rotating seasonal selections. • Uji Matcha Beer: A unique fusion of stone-ground Uji matcha and beer, offering a rich and fragrant taste. • Local Sake & Wine: Discover over 300 years of Kyoto’s sake tradition or try Tamba wine, carefully crafted to pair with Japanese cuisine. 2. Exclusive Beer on Tap • The bar features a custom-made double-tap beer server, serving the Sapporo Black Label Extreme—a unique draft beer experience you won’t find elsewhere. 3. Convenient Location & Relaxed Atmosphere • Just a 2-minute walk from Kyoto Station, making it a perfect stop for travelers. • Open from 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM, ideal for an afternoon drink or a late-night stop after sightseeing. Experience Kyoto’s Unique Drinking Culture! Whether you’re looking to try Kyoto’s finest craft beer, matcha-infused drinks, or traditional sake, KYOTO TOWER SANDO Bar is a must-visit. Enjoy the perfect mix of local flavors, great ambiance, and convenient location—right in the heart of Kyoto! Would you like to taste Kyoto like never before? Drop by KYOTO TOWER SANDO Bar!

Cool food hall in the basement of Kyoto Tower. The outlets cater to most tastes and include Korean, Japanese, Chinese and Western cuisines. The unagi rice and Korean snack set were quite good.

Kyoto Tower Sando is a vibrant shopping and dining complex located at the base of Kyoto Tower. It offers a variety of local shops, souvenirs, and unique eateries, making it a great spot to explore. The food options range from traditional Kyoto dishes to modern treats, and everything is beautifully presented. The atmosphere is lively but well-organized. A perfect stop for grabbing a meal or picking up souvenirs while visiting Kyoto Tower.

Excellent food court with various options for both food and drink. Can seem busy but tables tend to rotate quickly so worth a little wait. Most staff at each restaurant speak english for those that need. Root Gin Bar has glorious craft sours!

a lot of shopping place! nice to spending time here. prepare ur time and money😁

Took a picture at around 6pm. Lots of people, a beautiful 360 view. At the end, take a picture for free or if you want pay for a photo.

Great place to try different tastes, absolutely loved the place. You order from any place of the around 20 different little shops, smaller or bigger dishes, sit all together with your company and enjoy. What's typical for a street food festival... Great tastes and service. Credit card accepted, prices reasonable.

I think it’s a really nice place to visit, but some small gifts and try different kinds of food in all portions sizes

Was at Kyoto Station and decided to check out the tower. Unexpectedly came into the bustling, yummy food hall! I wanted to try a Japanese pancake, and hubby wanted real food, beef! The tables on the floor are open seating. My husband had a counter seat and asked if I could bring my pancake over - no problem! Both dishes were very good, and I loved the vibe of the food hall, with aromas from well-known eateries wafting through the air.

Best pancake I've ever had. The texture and fluffiness mixed with the matcha flavor is not found in this side of the world!

Good for a group (4 or more) with people with different dietary restrictions and preferences. There are several stations in this basement food hall. First, get a table for everyone then take turns going to your station choice to order, pay and receive a pager that will let you know when your order is ready. There's Western food, Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese as well as various Japanese specialties. For example I got a nice wasabi pork rice bowl and a sparkling sangria from the ramen station. When done, return your whole tray to the station you ordered from. I deducted one star because we had to wipe our table off - the cleaning staff wasn't around when we needed them.

It's very convenient place for us to try drinking craft beer, Japanese Sake, wine and juice made in Kyoto. The craft beer tasting set made me enjoy 3 different types of beer. The company of these beers are made in Kyoto brewery co. https://kyotobrewing.com We can select 4 menus,which are 3grades and weekly selection, of Japanese Sake tasting set. Each menus can also taste 3kinds of different brands of Sake made in Kyoto. The rank of 3grades show below. Top:Daiginjo ,Second:Ginjo ,Third:Junmai The price is in proportion to Sake grade. Weekly Sakagura selections ,which I recommend, combine with each grade of Sake. You can bring foods(bought from other restaurant in the same floor) to the counter table at this bar. I enjoyed eating Mexican and Gyoza with craft beers and Sake.

I was drawn to the lights like a moth. Very inviting and quite a popular spot. They had an interesting menu with matcha cocktails, beer, lattes. I tried the green tea beer and it was delicious. It was the right amount of matcha powder mix in with the beer. It's a great atmosphere where they are centered of the food hall.

Most of the people here seem to be really nice. The food is good and it's a good place to spend money if you have spare time and are hungry. But do NOT waste your time and money at the Kyoto Chicken Tacos Mexico food stall. The staff were rude and picked on multiple customers as soon as they walked away. I watched it all go down. The food is okay but tastes nothing like real Mexican food. It honestly wouldn't be too bad if they got rid of the teen staff behind the counter, especially the rude girl with the pinched up face.