Little Star Restaurant — Restaurant in Tokyo

We had the fried chicken, Japanese style cold tofu, miso soup, rice and tsukemono. The food was delicious- the fried chicken was cooked so perfectly that my teenage daughter ordered an additional plate. What really made this little restaurant a five star review from me was the people. You walk in and you feel like you are a part of the community. They were gracious and warm. They carefully went over my daughters allergies and made sure their meal was safe for them. Also- it was very cute to observe the friendship that exists between the customers and the restaurant staff. There were a couple of children (ages 3 and 5) dining there that had just come from school, wearing their uniforms, that had recently moved so had not been to the restaurant in awhile. They were so excited to see the staff and vice versa! So far this unprententious spot is my favorite dining...

This place really deserves its high score on google maps. It combines everything you're expecting from a teishoku restaurant: simple yet excellent food, friendly staff, at home atmosphere. It may be slightly on the pricey side, but the ingredients quality is high. You can feel that the chef is putting some heart into his work. Expect some line when going as this place can get crowded, especially in weekend. Bento are also available to take away. Will go...

One of the most amazing dining experiences I've had in Japan. The food was incredible and the server (owner?) was incredibly friendly. We were the only non-locals in the restaurant and his excitement to be serving us was apparent. Couldn't recommend enough, try the bamboo and kelp fried rice if it's still in season when...