Porta Dining is part of Porta Kyoto, a shopping mall which is directly connected to Kyoto Station.
What’s Porta Dining like?
There are a whole bunch of restaurants to choose from. You can find everything here, from ramen to kaiseki cuisine, at an affordable price. Our personal recommendation is Minoru Dining Kyoto, a bar and grill that serves exquisite kaiseki meals.
What to know about Porta Dining
Do you need a reservation for any of the restaurants?
Most of the restaurants inside Porta Dining are casual sit-down places that don’t require a reservation.
Keep in mind that Porta Dining is divided into west and east sections, so be sure to look at the map beforehand.
- 179 m from Kyoto Station Tōkaido ShinkansenJR Kyoto Line (A31)Nara Line (D1)Karasuma Line (K11)Kyoto Line (Kintetsu) (B1)Biwako Line (A31)Sagano Line (E1)
- 0.9 km from Kujō Station Karasuma Line (K12)
- 0.9 km from Tōji Station Kyoto Line (Kintetsu) (B2)
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