Rating 4/5
If you’re wandering through the lively streets of Omotesando and craving Asian flavors, this spot is worth a visit. The menu brings together a mix of tastes from across Asia, offering comforting bowls of ramen, delicate gyoza dumplings, and a selection of simple yet flavorful Chinese meat dishes, along with a few surprises beyond that.
The food is tasty and satisfying, though it leans heavily toward fried options, so expect a slightly indulgent experience. Still, the flavors are vibrant and well-balanced, making it a place where you can enjoy both familiar classics and some cross-cultural twists.
Set in the heart of the bustling tourist district, the atmosphere is casual and welcoming, perfect for a quick meal or a relaxed evening with friends. Despite the fried-heavy menu, it’s a spot we find ourselves returning to proof that the flavors and charm outweigh any small...
Read moreI asked to give me a seat deeper inside the shop because it was crazy hot to sit near the door. The waitress smiled at me and said: no seats. There were a whole bunch of seats avilable inside, I swear. A lot of seats. She haven't even tried to be hospitable. I suppose that could be a racist behaviour to foreigners. I quit and waited outside but just another Japanese CUSTOMER invited me with a smile to come inside - we will find you a seat. I was impressed by this gesture. But the staff attitude at this place is beyond any limits of Japanese hospitality. And it is crazy crazy hot inside, no ventilation. The food...
Read moreThey don’t serve authentic ramen here. We ordered two different types to try and they both weren’t good and it also wasn’t possible to add extras (like an egg or veggies). The ramen I ordered said it would come with shrimp wonton, but it ended up being pork. When I asked the waitress she just said it’s pork and shrimp mixed and didn’t offer me an alternative. Bad service. They also have various random dishes on their menu - authentic ramen places focus on only ramen....
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