Ikana is a Japanese home-style restaurant in a narrow alley off the Philosopher's Path in Kyoto, on the route from Ginkaku-ji to Nanzen-ji. The lunch set includes bajirak juk, braised pork, and side dishes of juk-sun and miyeok, with free unlimited refills of the bajirak juk. The dining room has only two four-person tables and two two-person tables, and there is a short wait after ordering while the udon is boiled. Because it sits deep in the alley, the entrance is hard to find at first.