MAKIN — Restaurant in Tokyo

This is a spot I used to take friends who were visiting me in my area or for lunch. I used to think they were a nice family who ran this place but I'll have to respectfully skip from now on. I always thought the food was decent although pricey, it was something I was fine with because the place looked solid and I like to support local businesses in my area.

I took my bf for dinner since he loves Thai food and our experience was so disappointing. The food was good and the vibes were nice. We were greeted by the wife and staff warmly as always but when my bf made me laugh, the owner snapped at our table and asked if there was a problem. Mind you this is a small restaurant and was full at the time, everyone can hear everything practically. There were other couples talking and laughing but he singled us out for some reason(maybe being the only non japanese table?). After he finishes making our food, his wife tried to get an apology from us and we felt so confused and wanted to leave right away. Right before this I was just telling my bf how great this place was and he was complimenting the design and then all of a sudden the owners talked to us as if we did something. He said," it looked like we were laughing at him or I looked at him when I was laughing." We were sat in front of the open kitchen and it's dinnertime....

Although I think this place is a cute spot and mostly a misunderstanding, it's not worth continuing going if we are not allowed to enjoy each other's company here or...

I recently visited Tokyo and had the pleasure of dining at this hidden gem of a Thai restaurant, located away from the usual tourist spots. This restaurant offers an authentic and unforgettable culinary experience.

From the moment I walked in, I was welcomed with warm hospitality and a cozy atmosphere that instantly made me feel at home. The menu features a variety of traditional Thai dishes, each bursting with fresh flavors and perfectly balanced spices.

The ingredients were fresh, and the presentation was impeccable. The staff were friendly and attentive, ensuring that every aspect of the meal was perfect.

If you're in Tokyo and looking for an authentic Thai dining experience, this restaurant is a must-visit. It's a testament to the rich flavors and culture of Thailand, and I can't recommend it highly enough. Thank you for an amazing meal and an...

The food at this restaurant was decent, but the female server’s attitude was by far the worst I’ve ever experienced—arrogant and outright rude.

While we were seated, she repeatedly pushed our chairs in a very impolite manner, which felt extremely rude.

What made it worse was the confusion with the menu. It’s divided into three sections: lunch, snacks, and dinner. She only informed us that the dinner section was unavailable, saying nothing about the snack section. Yet when we ordered items from both the lunch and snack sections, she grew impatient and abruptly told us we couldn’t...