ISSEN YŌSHOKU
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This restaurant serves just one dish: issen yoshoku, a type of pancake considered to be the ancestor of okonomiyaki. The name means "Western meal for a penny". It was an excellent street food, hearty and inexpensive. You can get it here for less than ¥1,000, a small price for a delicious pancake filled with multiple ingredients. This restaurant is a veritable institution in Gion. It's easily recognizable by the large plastic statue of a dog biting a man at the entrance, as well as by the tourists who throng the door.
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Visited in january 2018
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Good address! Not too expensive and greedy! The decay is nice, and it's also popular with the premises!
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