This is a DIY restaurant, like those hot pot and korean bbq places. However, cooking skills are required to have a good meal at this place! We messed up one of our key cooking ingredients and the waiter/owner helped us fix it right away. Great and kind service. Price is very reasonable and it was definitely one of the better meals we had in our short 4 day stay at Tokyo. Try th...

We can get many types of Japanese food in our home town of New York but I was looking to find new things (as well as really good versions of things we've had before) while visiting Tokyo for the first time. Things we know - sushi, tempura, gyoza, siumai, udon, sukiyaki, teriyaki, okonomiyaki. I had heard about monjayaki (monja) but hadn't had a chance to try before. While walki...

If u like cheap junk food, this is one of them but definately not for those who wants to eat happily and healthily. No japanese with normal common sense should introduce this to any tourists except tourists with very low budject like 100 us dollars.