ケバブカフェ — Restaurant in Tokyo

Title: Disappointing Experience at a Tiny Kebab Cafe in Tokyo

Rating: ★★☆☆☆

I recently visited this place with with my wife, and unfortunately, our experience left much to be desired. From the moment we entered the establishment, we noticed its incredibly small size, which contributed to the cramped and uncomfortable atmosphere.

One of the major drawbacks of our visit was the waiter's unfriendly demeanor. Throughout our meal, he sported a grumpy expression and lacked any semblance of warmth or hospitality. This was evident when my wife politely requested more bread, and the waiter made a derogatory comment to the chef in Turkish , insinuating that customers only think of their needs at the last minute. What he didn’t know is that my wife is fluent in Turkish. The remark was unnecessary and left us feeling unwelcome.

It became apparent that the cafe's primary focus was on rapid turnover. The waiter seemed eager to rush our dining experience, as if they were expecting us to devour our food in a matter of seconds, pay, and promptly vacate the premises because other customers are waiting outside at the same moment . This sense of urgency detracted from the overall enjoyment of our meal and made us feel like mere inconveniences rather than valued customers.

The combination of the unpleasant atmosphere, unhelpful and grumpy waiter, and the suspicion of poor food handling practices left us with a disappointing experience. Tokyo offers a wide range of dining options, and I would strongly encourage potential visitors to explore other establishments that prioritize customer satisfaction and a...

Very disappointing. I don't know where the five star reviews come from. This was an unpleasant evening. The food was mediocre. bread was slightly burned and the spinach yogurt starter had no zing.Average. (Maybe tired yogurt or needs a bit of lime zest very ordinary and over priced.) We had another spicy starter which was nice, just nice. The starters were plonked on a plate - no presentation. Where is the pride? The three main dishes had nice meat flavors but the presentation was completely lacking, very uninspired. Accompanied by a half cup of rice and a few lettuce leaves. If you are going to charge higher prices, make the dish look more than what the average homemaker can produce. In fact I know homemakers that would shame Kebab cafe. The biggest bone was the service and atmosphere. Total indifference. The waiter cold not have cared less. We had to ask for our 700 yen small glasses of Fanta and Oolong cha. We also had to ask for plates to share the dishes. We did this so we could graze the flavors. Knives and forks in a basket, cheap serviettes, and napkins. The decor is very cramped and aging. No zircon. No offer of more drinks. Just not worth the price. They don't take credit or debit cards, ( cash or paypay - how to hide income from the revenue services) Which is fine but the product is a rip off to the customer. I previously owned three French/Asian fusion restaurants in London and this was a disappointment. Saving grace...

I had the pleasure of dining at Kabab Cafe in Tokyo, and I must say, it completely exceeded my expectations! The quality and quantity of the food were simply outstanding — each dish was freshly prepared, perfectly seasoned, and bursting with authentic Middle Eastern flavors.

From the tender, juicy kebabs to the perfectly baked bread and flavorful dips, everything tasted homemade with care. The portion sizes were generous, making it great value for the price.

What truly made the experience unforgettable was the warmth and kindness of the owner. He was incredibly welcoming, friendly, and took the time to explain the menu and offer his personal recommendations. It felt like being treated as a guest in his own home.

Whether you're craving a hearty halal meal or just looking for something different in Tokyo, Kabab Cafe is a must-visit. I’ll definitely be coming back again — highly...