Renrenren Tokyo Building TOKIA — Restaurant in Tokyo

We arrived at Ren Ren Ren Chinese Restaurant at around 3 PM and were pleased to find that we were the only customers inside. As soon as we entered, we were warmly greeted and promptly seated. The staff at the restaurant were friendly and attentive, making us feel very welcome.

The ambiance of the restaurant was pleasant, with its clean and well-decorated interior. The seating was comfortable and the atmosphere was relaxed, creating a perfect environment for enjoying our meal.

The service at Ren Ren Ren was efficient, and our food arrived within approximately 20 minutes after we placed our order. The wait time was reasonable and did not feel too long. The dishes were served hot and fresh, and the presentation was visually appealing.

In terms of the food itself, we were impressed by the flavors and quality. Each dish we ordered was well-prepared, delicious, and authentic. The ingredients used were fresh, and the portions were generous. We particularly enjoyed the flavorful stir-fried dishes and the aromatic soups.

Overall, our experience at Ren Ren Ren Chinese Restaurant was delightful. The combination of friendly service, pleasing ambiance, and tasty food made it a dining destination worth revisiting. We would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone seeking a satisfying Chinese...

Wanted to like this place. On ground floor and although very busy, we were seated quickly. We both ordered the weekend Peking duck set for 1800yen. The food came out very quickly. The "carpaccio" was think cuts off red snapper that hadn't been marinated, but a heavy vinegar based salad dressing to flavor it basically a sashimi salad. gyoza were undercooked and had too thick of a wrapper. The sauteed woodear and egg pork dish was decently flavored with sesame oil, but very greasy. These three dishes came in quick succession and you knew they were rushing is through the meal. It took a while for the main- duck to come. When it did, we were disappointed. Thick skin, very little duck, and not the heart of the leek, but the tough part and cut way too thick (like the cucumbers). Don't know what I was expecting at this price, but was left severely disappointed. Would give it one start of it weren't for the good service (even at that, the have is someone else's bill almost as soon as we sat down). Dandan noodles were ok. Soup was lacking some punch (出汁はどこか?!) Summary, go to Cafe right of you want Peking duck. We were here as we were in a rush and it was convenient. Stopped talking pictures half way through as it...

A different kind of rude. Would not recommend.

We arrived (with a reservation) to a completely empty restaurant. As people started to come in to the restaurant, they placed us all right next to each other. Why do we all have to be cramped, and I really mean cramped, into a small area when the rest of the restaurant was completely empty?

The restaurant was never more than half full, yet after a little more than an hour they started rushing us and nudging us to pay. In the end, it was more than a nudge, and they essentially threw our coats on the chairs next to us. This was not in any way due to behavior...we were a quiet family of four, and the other people in the restaurant were almost exclusively loud(er) afterwork parties. The couple next to us had a similar treatment.

The gyozas were fairly good, the rest was substandard...especially...