Great variety. Good for groups. Japanese food. The hot pancake was very good. There is also pasta and curry. Fruits and cakes for dessert. Alcohol all you can drink is available at an inexpensive price. Also good for family and kids. Friendly service.

+3

This place is a buffet style with mostly Japanese food. The options were pretty diverse, ranging from Japanese curry to cereal, passing through pasta, salad, tempura, etc. The most remarkable thing are the drinks though, if you go there I suggest you to go for the full all-you-can-drink set, there is a good selection of wines from several countries and lots of options for sake (nihonshu and shochu) and, of course, the usual cocktails and beer. Usually, nomihodai places only have one or two options of sake so I was pleasantly surprised to find so many options to choose from. I think it's a good place to have nice drinks and stuff yourself with food.

+3

They have a system that 2000 JPY for buffet and plus 1000/2000 for wine buffet/wine and sake buffet. The food was good, normally. And they have more than 30 brands for wine and sake, you can taste different sake and wine, the staff is very willing to give you some recommendation. We went at a working day night, not crowded, and from the window we could see the Shinkansen, quite a nice view.

+1

Somewhat weak buffet offering near central Tokyo Station. Some of the food is delicious, but several items became cold or stale. They have some soups in big barrels, including curry, which amused me. Excellent variety of teas available. Also, free juice and coffee. I paid 2800 Yen for dinner, which was not a great value. The cheaper lunch price might be an OK option. For dinner, there are better restaurant choices in this area of Tokyo.

Disappointed. Service was good as it always is in japan. Unfortunately the selection of dishes was small. 1/3rd of the buffet was not open and some of the hot food was cold.