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I had a good dinner in Kyoto with my family.
We went to eat Kaiseki Ryouri (懐石料理) in Kyoto 3 days ago.
The restaurant is near by the Yasaka shrine (八坂神社).
The first time I ate Kaiseki Ryouri (懐石料理) in Kyoto .
It's a great style of food!!
I think Kaiseki Ryouri (懐石料理)is like French cuisine.
I will try going another Kaiseki Ryouri (懐石料理) restaurant in Kyoto.
※Kaiseki Ryouri (懐石料理) 【 traditional Japanese meal brought in courses】
My understanding is that 懐石料理 is not a food in itself, but a style of food, so I changed that. (If it actually denotes an actual food then perhaps you would want "It's a great type of food" either way, "It's delicious" is the easiest was to say that.) Also, we don't usually put quotes around foreign words. In formal English, they are italicized (like if you were writing an essay for school) and in more casual written English they are just written into the piece without anything making them stand out, so that's what I did.
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