Usagi no Nedoko Kyoto | Serves food that looks like rocks and minerals
Usagi no Nedoko a shop, small inn and café in Kyoto is a highly unique concept that is inspired by nature. Artist Koichi Yoshimura developed a way to preserve plants in acrylic cubes, which he calls ‘Sola Cubes’. In their café they reimagined rocks, minerals and other objects of the nature in a seasonal inspired menu. Almost too beautiful to eat. If you did not have a look at the photos, please do!
Usagi no Nedoko Kyoto
At Usagi no Nedoko Kyoto they provide inspirational experiences to people around the world through the beauty of natural creation and the great and inspiring stories behind them. They show this in there small inn, café and their shop. Their shop is like a small museum where they show and sell specimens from around the world, the inn is recommended to people who want to stay in Kyoto like a local and in their café they serve mineral like food also called ‘Koubutsu ryori’ in Japanese.
The Usagi no Nedoko Kyoto café
The café is a museum-like atmosphere café surrounded by various natural structures such as minerals, plants and bones specimen. Some examples of dishes they serve are: ‘Meteorite Curry’, a black rice and curry inspired by Tektite or foods inspired by pork belly stone, jade or amethyst.
Website: Usagi no Nedoko
