The Endo noren curtain has been hanging in Kyoto’s historical and elegant Gion district for more than 130 years.
While inheriting the traditions and style of a teahouse, we have also cultivated a new form of sensibility, continuing to evolve as a restaurant with dedication and attention to detail.
Endo is on Yasaka-dori, a quiet street in a secluded corner of Gion ...
It seems to nestle within the grounds of Kennin-ji Temple, the origin of tea culture in Japan, watched over by its five-storied pagoda.
At our restaurants in Gion, Yasaka, and Okazaki, all timeless Higashiyama villas, we welcome our customers with new dishes unique to Endo, maintaining the original hospitality of a teahouse while adding modern touches to long-established traditions, based on the discernment and skills of our master chefs.