THE R.C. ARMS Akihabara — Restaurant in Tokyo

We specifically went here for the fish and chips which were small portions for the price and not high quality. My husband and I determined we could have made better at home and won't return for that in the future. Their claim to fame appears to be their butcher or steak platter. During Covid precautions, the seating was spaced far between patrons so they were very limiting on the number. Our party was made up of three and we were allowed seating at two adjoining tables. The atmosphere is nice, in a land time forgot kind of way. With an old wood bar and old-fashioned wallpaper and old turn up lamps the room has a...

A small cozy downstairs bar. Upstairs I could hear the sounds of a lot of fun, but I was too tuckered out to venture up and take a look around. I have heard that the whiskey is nice, and out of several beers the house beer also received rave reviews from my friends. I enjoy the Burdock chips which are reminiscent of thinly fried plantain, and the liver pate was a tasty peppered treat. Another benefit is that it is super close to the metro station in Tokyo. Approximately a two minute walk to the right, when you leave the...

Awful service even for American standards. We ordered at 1:00pm and waited over an hour for food ordered from the happy hour menu. The waitress claimed that the dish we ordered was normally not available until 2:30pm, but it was on the happy hour menu which started at 11:00am. Even if that were true, they should have told us, but they didn't. This is the first time I have ever had bad service in all of Japan. The owner should be extremely...