Kuumba du Falafel — Restaurant in Tokyo

A great option for vegetarian food, it is located very inconspicuously and is easy to miss since there is no board outside. When you go through Google maps, upon reaching the location, look for a triangular path around a building... It is located on one side of this triangle. I had the lunch set for 1200 yen. It had a lentil soup and a half sandwich. The soup was just some boiled pulses in salt water and is good to drink down the sandwich with. The sandwich on the other hand was delicious and filling. It had all the leafy vegetables, cucumber, as well as hummus and falafel with mustard dressing all wrapped in the pita bread. Recommended for...

(Vegan review) This place has a very limited menu and most of it is vegan. Pictured is the full size falafel pita wrap, which is quite large! They have a spice sauce that is great. This place is a bit off the beaten path (like 12-15 min walk from the Shibuya scramble) but well worth it. They make EVERYTHING in house (even the pita)! I like that at falafel brothers you get to customize your wrap with topping. Here is more what you get it what you get, but it’s delicious. Also don’t expect great service, it’s not “bad” but I would expect the normal friendly high pitched voice of regular Japanese service. Personally, I like it, and find it real...

I came for lunch and somehow got there just before it got full. There are very few tables and the bar seats filled up quick. It's a very open industrial style with lots of hard surfaces so things sound louder than they normally would. However the big glass windows onto the street lets in a lot of light.

I ordered and paid at the counter and took a seat. The soup came out pretty quick but the pita took longer. It was still really nice but I can't say it's the best falafel I've had in Tokyo. I like how it's served though.

It's just a minor thing but it's awkward to have a full-length mirror facing...