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Brasserie Café ONZE

Kyoto

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Brasserie Café ONZE

The French-style Brasserie offers authentic French cuisine in downtown Kyoto. They're known for their signature sausage but their offer goes much further than this: duck confit and steak frites, and a range of appetizers displayed on the counter to name but a few things that draw in flocks of people in search of a taste of the elegant French cuisine.

Useful Information

  • Address: 125 Saitocho Shijo-Sagaru Kiyacho-Dori Shimogyo-Ku, Kyoto
  • Phone: +81 75 351 0733
  • More Info: onze.blue
  • Opening House: Daily 3pm–1am

Dining

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Brasserie Café ONZE Copyright: Sinichenko Maksim/Shutterstock.com
Brasserie Café ONZE
The French-style Brasserie offers authentic French cuisine in downtown Kyoto. They're known for their signature sausage but their offer goes much further than this: duck confit and steak frites, and a range of appetizers displayed on the counter to name but a few things that draw in flocks of people in search of a …
Read more

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