How long should you spend at Fushimi Sake Village?

Visitors typically stay for a few hours, enjoying both food and drink.

When is the best time to visit Fushimi Sake Village?

It's usually quieter in the late afternoon, around 4 PM, before the evening rush.

Fushimi Sake Village

Name: Fushimi Sake Village
Address: 82番2 Hiranochō, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto, 612-8057, Japan, Kyoto, JP
Telephone: +81 75-601-2430

Japanese Izakaya RestaurantRamen RestaurantYakitori Restaurant

4.2

(2.7k)

Fushimi Sake Village is a multi-room restaurant with various food stalls and a bar offering over 100 sake brands from 18 different breweries. You can order food from any stall and have it delivered to your table, making it a convenient spot for a diverse meal.

Address

82番2 Hiranochō, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto, 612-8057, Japan

Website

https://fushimi-sakagura-kouji.com/

Opening Hours

11:00 AM – 10:00 PM (Thu)

Phone

+81 75-601-2430

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Worth it?

Worth it if you're looking for a casual, bustling atmosphere with plenty of food and drink options

Skip if you prefer a quiet, intimate dining experience

Reviewers consistently praise the extensive selection of sake available.5 mentions

The staff are often friendly and helpful, even with non-Japanese speakers.2 mentions

The ability to order from multiple food stalls to one table is a major convenience.3 mentions

Some visitors found the interior to be smaller than expected based on photos.1 mention

One reviewer found the sake lees ramen to be too sweet for their liking.1 mention

Location

82番2 Hiranochō, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto, 612-8057, Japan

Highlights

The 18-sake tasting set is a popular choice, allowing you to sample from 18 different breweries.

You can order food from any of the various stalls, including izakaya-style dishes, ramen, and Chinese-Japanese options, and have it brought to your table.

Who it's for

Good for groups

Groups

Friends

Couples

Wheelchair entrance

Accessible restroom

No accessible parking

Accessible seating

No dogs

Cards accepted

Dine-in

Takes reservations

This spot is great for groups and friends who want to sample a wide range of sake and enjoy different Japanese cuisines in one lively place.

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Know before you go

Every individual in your party needs to order a drink, though the 18-sake flight counts as one drink even if shared.

Seats might be reserved, so it's a good idea to ask a bartender to be seated if you're a walk-in.

Reviews

4.2

Very good

5 Reviews

Visitors love the wide variety of sake, especially the 18-sake tasting set, and the diverse food options from multiple stalls. The convenient ordering system and helpful staff are frequently highlighted, though some found the space a bit smaller than anticipated.