ガスト 上野広小路店 — Restaurant in Tokyo

This was a very inexpensive, fast, and yummy breakfast option! It was not too difficult to find (you take an elevator down from the street to B1, basement). The waiter did not speak English but was very polite and helpful. We went around 8:30 am on a weekday, so it was not too busy. You order from a tablet which has an English menu. We ordered two set meals (one with salad, scrambled egg, sausage, toast, and salad; the other with boiled egg and pancake). Both came with a drink, which you get for yourself from a self serve drink station (lots of options!). The coffee machine is in Japanese (top right button is drip coffee, middle right button is espresso) but the tea machine has English. Around 1600 yen for everything. Portions were a perfect size to be satisfied without being stuffed. Food was very yummy, we especially loved the pancake and toast (so fluffy) and scrambled eggs. They take credit cards (including American express and visa). Music was nice and relaxing, very clean.

Please note - no wifi, no cell service, no studying/laptops, max...

First floor basement. One can make their way down a flight of stairs or elevator. The room was bright I could barely see anything but there were tons of people there. Great sight because of Corona so I was happy to see people. A friendly waitress gave me and led me to my booth I used the iPad supposedly to order some food. Nevertheless it seems I mistakenly ordered take out. And I pack I called the waitress back and they were able to make the order right. Note to self, make sure to not select the takeout menu. Remember the katakana for takeout. And note to self. I enjoyed a nice meal of fried potatoes and some nice steak. It also came with an egg on top and some rice. The drink bar was standard as usual. I had some nice coughing and other things. If one is on a diet one may want to see and drink the vegetable and fruit juice. I like to give this gusto restaurant five Friday eggs...

Came here for breakfast on a late weekday morning, fairly quiet with plenty of seats. It's in the basement so a bit hard to find if you aren't aware. Cell phone reception is poor but there's free wifi. Self-order via the tablet (you can order in other languages and via pictures too), the help yourself to free flow (non-alcoholic!) drinks (and soup) before the robot delivers your meal. Portions are small but reasonably priced - paid ¥820 for a...