Food and drinks
- Alcohol Served
- Beer available
- Light bites
- Small plates restaurant
- Dinner menu available
Tera
立呑み・やきとり てら
Located in Kyoto's Shinjuku Kaikan building in Shijō-Ōmiya, Tera is a standing bar where patrons drop in for drinks paired with aromatic grilled skewers like tsukune and chicken skin.
01 / ABOUT THE PLACE
In Kyoto's Nakagyō Ward, tucked inside Shinjuku Kaikan—a building well-known among Shijō-Ōmiya bar-hoppers—sits Tera. This relaxed standing bar allows guests to sip a drink right beside the tempting aromas drifting from the grill. The signature yakitori skewers come off the heat with a crisp, fragrant exterior and juicy meat inside, pairing effortlessly with a cold beer.
Among the skewers, the tsukune chicken meatballs are a clear favorite, seasoned simply with salt to highlight their savory depth. Alongside classics like torikawa (chicken skin) and bonjiri (tail), small plates such as spaghetti salad provide an easy change of pace. Drinks range from draft beer to crisp lemon or tomato chūhai, turning the relaxed wait for fresh skewers into an essential part of the standing-bar experience.
Operating hours run from 17:00 in the evening until 0:00 late at night, with Sundays off. Reservations are not accepted and payment is strictly cash only, making it an easy, dependable choice when you want to drop by for a quick, uncomplicated drink.
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470-32 Shichikencho, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto, 604-8365
Please contact the venue directly with enquiries or reservation requests.
Approximate hours based on listed information, in Japan Standard Time (JST)
BEFORE YOUR VISIT
Reservations are not accepted. Please come directly to the restaurant.
Payment is cash only. Cashless payment methods such as PayPay are not accepted.
Open Monday through Saturday from 17:00 until 0:00 the following morning; closed on Sundays.
Well-suited for solo diners, offering a relaxed indoor setting to enjoy yakitori, small plates, and drinks.
Dinner offerings include yakitori, light bites, and small side dishes, alongside alcoholic beverages such as beer.
The entrance, seating, restrooms, and parking are not wheelchair accessible.