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About this place
For a proper Western-style meal or a sweet pause, Parsley Café has options ranging from omurice and hamburger steak to parfaits. The omurice comes with a choice of distinct sauces and toppings, including tomato sauce with mozzarella, demi-glace with cheese, keema curry, and grated daikon with mentaiko. It suits diners choosing by sauce, as well as anyone looking to try a variation on familiar Western-style fare.
One diner who ordered a plate said the hamburger steak came with a choice of another item, and that the generous helping of vegetables made the meal more substantial than it looked. Another customer ordered the Omudeli Plate, pairing omurice with hamburger steak and enjoying the salad and soup as well. If you like a little variety on one plate, the Parsley Plate and Omudeli Plate are worth a look. One diner was surprised that the omurice came with plain rice, despite the choice of sauces. If you have ketchup rice in mind, check what the dish includes before ordering.
For dessert, the Kyoto Parfait (1,408 yen), combining matcha, azuki beans and kuromitsu (dark sugar syrup), stands out. One diner who tried the matcha parfait was pleased with it, making it a tempting way to add something sweet after a meal. Lighter choices include pudding (440 yen); for cake, there is a mixed-berry tart (770 yen) and baked cheesecake (770 yen). You can also skip the meal and make it a coffee or café latte break.
The café is on the 7 floor of Kyoto Kawaramachi Garden and offers dine-in service. With both Western-style dishes and café fare, it works for a meal or a stop for something sweet.
