Yayoiken Kanda Kitaguchi — Restaurant in Tokyo

You place your order via a vending machine (which has an English toggle) that you pay directly and prints meal vouchers, which means that you don't have to interact with anyone to order (very nice if you don't speak Japanese).

You take a seat and a server will come by and take your vouchers. I ordered the salmon set, swapped the miso soup for clam soup, and ordered an extra omelet. Food arrived within 10m; was delicious (perhaps slightly bland, but that might actually be what they...

Good chain of restaurant to try many teishoku options. It has unlimited rice and pickle service. Also, food service is really quick. It is a good place to dine in alone. Tables are not available as such for groups however in the corner there is a space of 3 people to eat together. Also, the counter seat has...

A set meal chain restaurant that offers unlimited rice refills. It's a small restaurant so it's not suitable for groups.

Because it's Yayoiken, the drawback is that the storage space under the counter is pretty small. It's basically a small restaurant for people who work in the...