As I entered Daigin Shokudo, I could hardly sustain the feeling of creepiness from forcing my feet out the door, as it was late in the afternoon and no other place in the viscinity was open. I was hungry and had little options. I could have sworn that the stuffed animals from all over the bar and seating areas were looking directly at me, wherever I went. I was served by a sweet old lady, which was a bit hard at hearing and completed the restaurant's vibe of trapped lost souls. She did serve the food fairly quickly and without a hassle. As to the quality of it however nothing extraordinary, the rice was bland and the curry felt like it came from a pre-made can. The chicken was barely acceptable, and the miso soup was not to my liking. Avoid if you can. Unless you want to experience the inside of a serial...
Read moreBeen going here for more than 20 years. Great value, friendly, good quality. Never been disappointed. The reviewer on here who mentions 'stuffed animals and a creepy atmosphere' has got the wrong place - it isn't...
Read moreTwo years ago we visited the Ginkaku-ji temple and strolled around the town and discovered this warm family restaurant. Giving a home cooked food feeling, food was delicious and impressive, very reasonable with...
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