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About this place
Set within the Daktari Animal Hospital in Kyoto's Nishikyo Ward, Burusuketta is a Western-style yoshoku restaurant where diners can enjoy a relaxed meal indoors alongside their dogs or cats. Because seating is inside, visitors can unwind regardless of the weather or season. Thoughtful touches, such as complimentary pet treats and dedicated menu options for animals, help make both owners and their companions feel right at home.
A longstanding favorite is the pork sauté Hawaiian, dressed with a signature savory-sweet Japonaise sauce that has anchored the menu since the restaurant opened. The kitchen also pays close attention to technique across its meat dishes, frying beef and pork cutlets lightly in rice oil using Dr.fry equipment, and simmering onions for 3 days to concentrate their natural sweetness for the house hamburgh steak. Lunch sets include bread or rice, with the welcome option to choose between white rice and germinated brown rice.
The pasta selection spans tomato cream pescatore, rich carbonara, and spicy arrabbiata, catering easily to different cravings. Diners will also find staff-meal-inspired dishes that venture beyond standard Western fare, such as a rich Sichuan-style sesame dandan noodles and sliced pork dressed in an aromatic herb-and-garlic sauce.
Free parking is available on-site, making the restaurant a convenient stop not only around clinic appointments, but also for lunch or dinner during an outing with your dog. It can draw a crowd on weekends and during peak meal hours, so reserving a table in advance is a practical choice.
