With cooking classes ranging from sushi to making bentos to vegan ramen and gyoza ... With cooking studios in Kyoto, Tokyo and Osaka, it’s a convenient place to drop by, and vegetarian cooks ...

There are two ramen shops well worth visiting in the western outskirts of Kyoto. Distance-wise, they're only a five-minute walk apart, but judging by most other measures they are polar opposites.

the venue for the Haru Cooking Class is the residence of Taro Saeki in the far northern suburbs of Kyoto. Knowing how Westerners struggle with the Japanese house numbering system, the genial Saeki ...

Within walking district of Kyoto’s Gion quarter, the center of geisha culture, you’ll find ramen restaurant Icchan. Neither Icchan’s name nor exterior suggest that it’s anything other than a ...

At Kyoto ramen restaurant Menbaka Fire Ramen, the chefs literally light your food on fire. The popular eatery is well-known for its theatrical way of cooking ramen in front of customers ...

UJI, Kyoto Prefecture ... the hall welcomes ramen lovers and serves up to 30 bowls per day. The broth changes according to the seasons. Following the Buddhist vegetarian cooking tradition ...