Found near Heian Shrine in Kyoto! Max1921 BOOK CAFE, a book café where you can experience Polish culture.
[About a 14-minute walk west of Heian Jingu Shrine, the Hosoda couple, who used to live in Wroclaw, Poland, opened a book café serving local home cooking. Mr. and Mrs. Hosoda, who used to live in Wroclaw, Poland, have opened a book café that serves local home cooking.
You can enjoy four types of mild-tasting traditional Polish dishes, including soup jurek, which is like miso soup in Poland, pierogi, which is like ravioli, bigos, a standard side dish, and hulaki, which is a stewed honeycomb. In addition to the dishes, you can also get a taste of Polish culture through Polish Pottery and stories of life in Poland. Reading a book with apple cake and coffee is also recommended.
Max1921 BOOK CAFE
- Max 1921 Book Cafe
- 136-1 Shin Ponto-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto
- 7 minutes walk from Exit 11 of Sanjo Station, Keihan
- Tel. 075-708-2289
- 10:00-18:00
- Open Friday-Sunday only
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All seats non-smoking No private room No parking
- https://www.instagram.com/max1921_bookcafe_kyoto/
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