Caffe Kikki — Restaurant in Tokyo

Awful experience here on our last night. We actually ended up walking out altogether because the guy in charge was so unbelievably unwelcoming. From the second we arrived he seemed to want to put us off staying, immediately coming over to say there was no English menu and only very reluctantly letting us sit down.

He spoke good English, but offered no assistance, taking a long time to come over to us. He was too busy talking to a woman he had at the bar, and there was no-one else in the restaurant. We eventually gave up.

Maybe they only want locals to come here. Although that would be weird since they're based near the airport and all the airport hotels.

Anyway, definitely don't recommend. This place put a dampener on the end...

Nice little spot near our hotel while waiting for our flight home. It was quiet while we were there so we got good attention. I had Carbonara which was very nice and light. The sauce was not as heavy as we get at home. The wife had Linguini with Prawns. We also had antipasto of egg and mozzarella wrapped in prosciutto, ice-cream and sorbet along with drinks. A very enjoyable meal. The owner speaks some English but the menu was in Japanese. We were using Google lense to translate it...

Great experience for an English speaker craving some Italian food. This is a small restaurant with about 4 bar seats and maybe like 5 tables. It appears the owner does it all without hiring other staff (cooking, waiting, bar tending, etc). I walked in and was immediately seated and handed an English menu. I had no issue communicating with the owner. I ordered the Carbonara and it was delicious! Also served with some bread. Comfortable atmosphere...