Royal Host Bajikoen — Restaurant in Tokyo

Royal Host is known for having a nice classy interior with a jazzy/bossa nova background music that will remind you of the elevators of the expensive hotels or make you want to replay a Leisure Suit Larry game (I recommend Larry 6 or 7) for its soundtrack.

From the list of the big family restaurants in Japan (ファミレス), it's the clear expensive option. But don't let that stop you. In exchange they try to serve kind of premium dishes (such as including kuroge-wagyū on their menu), and the price acts as a magnificent filter to avoid weird and annoying clients during your stay, making it the perfect place to conduct interviews for your papa-katsu activities.

However I don't recommend the parking lot of this Royal Host specifically as it can be painful with a tree just in the middle, which will make you fear of people trying to get in and out with or without...

This was the first time I had visited a Royal Host restaurant so don't know how it compares with others in the chain. I think the best thing about this place is the location - it's near the equestrian part and there is a broad leafy area that leads to a park where you can park your bike. There is also a car park around the other side. The atmosphere inside is nice, it's a lovely building and the view out to the trees is appreciated. There is a drinks bar with the usual soft drinks, tea, coffee, hot chocolate, and I think they also sell frozen food you can take home. I had the seafood Doria ( first time I had tried that dish) which was good, but not amazing. I guess the food could be a little disappointing, and it's a bit expensive, but good location and the staff were...

I was disappointed about the food quality here. I ordered a pasta set. The pasta is tasteless, the noodles are way too soft , the salad is just lettuce with some dressing and the dessert is way too small for an adult. Overall I was disappointed about the food quality and price. Wouldn’t...