Tsukishima Monja Moheji Ningyocho
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I've spent 20 days in Japan between November and December 2024 and I tried numerous restaurants/foods. This was definitely among the best experiences, so I had to visit it twice. This restaurant seems to be quite busy in the evenings, as I had to queue both times. I don't often comment on the atmosphere of a place, but this one is an exception. The place is relatively small and congested, but this makes the atmosphere more lively and it adds to the experience. All the food I tried was great, but I would specifically recommend monja, if you haven't tried it before. Special thanks to Saki, who grilled our food during our second visit. 👍🏻 If you can't speak Japanese, you can use a QR code to place your order. You will be able to see pics and a description of what you can order. Some staff members speak basic English and understand enough to help.
Maksimilijan Jozef PetkovsekMaksimilijan Jozef Petkovsek
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Perfect in every little detail! It's a restaurant that is very popular with locals but absolutely perfect for foreigners! The ordering system is all done on your cell phone and is fully translated, and the waiters are extremely kind, friendly and sociable (I would like to highlight the excellent service provided by the waiter who served me, Daito, who was extremely friendly, skilled, motivated and spoke perfect English!). The atmosphere is beautiful, the food is plentiful and very tasty, and they prepare everything in front of you! I've eaten Okonomiyaki in several cities and many times and I can say that this one is highly recommended! I will definitely be back!
Bruno DGBruno DG
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It's the 4th time to Tokyo and my first time trying Monjayaki! It's unique to Tokyo and an alternate version to the okonomiyaki in Osaka. I enjoyed it very much because it's different. There are a lot of fibres, and also a sharing meal as compared to most Japanese dishes. We also ordered the okonomiyaki. It's good, but I'd still think it'd be better with some bonito flakes, just personal preference. There was a bit of wait, but it was worth it. What I don't really like is the smell after the meal. The server offered to give our clothes some deodoriser spray, but it still smells even to the next morning.
Louis KH LiewLouis KH Liew
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Really lovely place! Visited because I love okonomiyaki, and did not disappoint. Having very limited Japanese skills, we found the staff so welcoming and helpful. They provided assistance with all the grilling and made sure we understood everything (cook times, sauce options). We confusedly tried to start grilling ourselves at first and were quickly rescued by the attentive staff. Ordering was done on a very neat UI accessed via QR code (sooo easy to use, especially for drink refills). Food and service were excellent. It was very busy when we arrived, but the wait wasn’t more than 5 minutes.
Annalise HuynhAnnalise Huynh
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I spent a very long day taking a trip to Mt.Fuji, and needed something close to my hotel, that was also filling and delicious. The beer was ice cold, the food was delicious and packed with flavor, and the staff were very kind and helpful even though I speak very basic Japanese. Yuri prepared our food, she was very nice and did a great job. I highly recommend this place for travelers such as myself, or locals looking for good food and good service. Thank you very much to the staff for a great meal!!
Dietrich FaustDietrich Faust
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I came here after buying a suitcase at Ginza Karen nearby and it was my first time trying monja! I’ve tried Osaka’s famous okonomiyais but Kanto region’s monja is the new favorite! The staff in this store can speak english and are very friendly. Risa (the lady staff) cooked the dish for me like the teppanyaki style and explained how to eat the dish. Super friendly and professional 😄 Mini performance along with amazing draft beer. Near the train station as well!
Serene KimSerene Kim
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