Nangoku Shuka Harajuku Chinese Restaurant — Restaurant in Tokyo

This place is daylight Robery. We came in looking for some peking duck and we were presented with two small peking pancakes as one portion this cost us 10 pounds around 2000 yen, don’t get me wrong the food was great. The entrance and main dining room are very dated and makes u feel like the restaurant is something out of the 1970’s but if you are willing to spend a lot of money for good Chinese food then this is the place for you. However would not recommend to anyone to be honnest with you as the staff are low key rude and the service kinda sucks. Definitely not a place for travelers and people on a budget. The menu is hella big and bare confusing, the entrance looks like a gloomy Hilton. Anyway overall I wouldn’t come here...

Very unfortunate experience at the restaurant today, as they assume I’m poor and can’t afford to enter. After changing my clothing I was able to enter, kind of like social experience I did today. Anyways, the food not only was it cold when served but also I had to wait up to an hour to get each dish. Very disappointed with the waiter service as well, as one of the lady was distracted while I order constantly asking what was it you wanted again. I don’t usually write bad reviews but this time I had to do it, as I don’t want anyone else experiencing this kind of service. Just adding one last thing, the restaurant wasn’t full or lacking of staff it’s just how...

Upmarket Chinese restaurant that has been in business since 1961. Non authentic, overpriced (because of the quality), small servings and uninspiring.

I do not recommend dining here. Unfortunately, the culinary is suited to Japanese tastebuds. If you want real Chinese dining, look elsewhere.

Restaurant is non-smoking, service is as expected of any fine dining establishment, below...