Gyuzen Shijo-Karasuma Branch
Posted date:2026-09-14Author:Kurama Tengu
Transrator:Ponta
Category:Kyoto Gourmet
I went out for beef shabushabu! There has been shabushabu restaurant called “Shabu-zen” in Gion, and I occasio […]
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