Retro tiles spread all over the place. A cafe renovated from a Taisho-era public bathhouse [Kyoto Travel]/ Photo by Saori Shinohara (c) FASHION HEADLINE

Sarasa Nishijin is a cafe renovated from a Taisho-era public bathhouse, with walls covered in majolica tiles./ Photo by Saori Shinohara (c) FASHION HEADLINE

Sarasa Nishijin is a cafe renovated from a Taisho-era public bathhouse, with walls covered in majolica tiles./ Photo by Saori Shinohara (c) FASHION HEADLINE

Sarasa Nishijin is a cafe renovated from a Taisho-era public bathhouse, with walls covered in majolica tiles./ Photo by Saori Shinohara (c) FASHION HEADLINE

Sarasa Nishijin is a cafe renovated from a Taisho-era public bathhouse, with walls covered in majolica tiles./ Photo by Saori Shinohara (c) FASHION HEADLINE

Deep-fried braised pork and sweet and sour pork with five kinds of vegetables (940 yen)/ Photo by Saori Shinohara (c) FASHION HEADLINE

The exterior of "Sarasa Nishijin"/ Photo by Saori Shinohara (c) FASHION HEADLINE