Went in autumn and was a nice pitstop for a beer and snacks. If you go end of November start of December it’s still warm enough to sit outside and enjoy the fall leaves. The Guinness was good and so was the expensive German beer. They do more food and a lot of people there seemed to enjoy it. The relaxing vibe is probably why I’d recommend this place.

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Nice Thai-Japanese restaurant. I tried their Tokyo Saroh Rice and Curry Doria for ¥2,280 total. They both were good. The first one had a mild spicy flavor (they bring you some sauces and seasonings to make it spicier) and the second one was really hot when they served it (so maybe wait for a moment before start eating it). English menu available. Friendly staff wearing masks. The location is pretty good and the food is surprisingly good for being in the middle of a park (usually this kind of restaurants at such a good location has mediocre food).

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After a long tour at the palace, we found this place on our way to Ginza. The weather was sunny and pleasant so it was great to sit in the beer garden and enjoy fine food and a cold beer.

+3

Came here on a whim when I was taking a walk. The atmosphere and service were excellent. I have been longing for spicy thai food for a long time since Japanese food is not spicy. I ordered the bangkok pork which they said was spicy. It was good but I didn't feel any spiciness, although I eat at a thai hot level all the time so it could be that I'm a little numb. I wish it were spicier, however the atmosphere in a breezing garden on a hot october day was great!

Finally properly done coffee and with latte art! So far the only coffee in whole Tokyo that knows how to serve coffee! The cake is the cake of the day - pretty decent and not overly sweet. Overall I can say that it was a refreshing experience. Can recommend to foreigners - staff speaks English.