Have you ever heard of a restaurant with no words on the menu?
Located in Kyoto, Gion Duck Rice is a cozy spot with only seven seats and a unique twist.
Instead of regular menus, they use emojis to show what they serve, making ordering fun and cool.
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Plus, it’s related to Gion Duck Noodles, famous for yummy duck soup and duck ramen.
Don’t miss their sign outside—it’s just two emojis.
Take a guess…A duck and an egg! It’s a straightforward way to describe their restaurant.
When you step inside, you’ll immediately feel relaxed. The place is simple but serene, with a traditional Japanese vibe.
You pick your food from pictures of emojis, like a duck and rice emoji for duck rice or a sea urchin emoji for sea urchin!
Aside from that, you also get to spice up your duck rice meal with three cool seasonings—grape sansho, yuzu, and black shichimi.
These three seasonings are included in the set and are reminiscent of chemistry class with the test tubes.
Yup, they’re in test tubes!
Now, who doesn’t want to customize their dish?
It’s like being a scientist/chef!
So, what do you think?
Does picking your meal from emoji pictures sound like fun?
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Address: Japan, 〒605-0073 Kyoto, Higashiyama Ward, Gionmachi Kitagawa, 281-1 地下 CB01号 祇園ファーストビル