The food served here is of high quality, tasted amazing, and the serving time also very fast. The staff were very polite. The portion itself quite big for that price. Definitely should try whenever you’re here.

One of the best meals of my whole trip! Rich flavors, soft noodles, and a medley of delicious toppings. The iced green tea was just what I needed as well. For being tucked into a train station (even Tokyo Station), this exceeded my expectations.

The beef was fantastically tender and soft. The sausage plate was alright but smaller than expected. Not sure if that was worth. The omu rice was rather disappointing. The rice was dry and the egg was overcooked. The sauce was bland and didn’t help much. The bread was really good. Simply nice. The crab cream croquette was not that great. Taste of crab was there… In general, not very impressive other than the two pieces of beef and the bread. In addition, the service style felt like a fast food place instead of what the price suggested. Not bad but just average, or even a bit below for Japanese standards. Each person costs around ¥2000+ It’s alright but I personally would not come back considering the options there are in the area.

+3

A quiet, sit down restaurant in B1 of Tokyo station just down stairs of the southern transfer point for the Shinkensen. The stew in demiglase was very tender and tasty. Great service and the staff understands English. Ok... Good food, a quiet place but not cheap.

+2

This place is surprisingly amazing, it’s one of the few western restaurants you can find in the station (the rest are either Japanese or just bento stores) along with some beautifully cooked steak (I got the Hamburg) the rice also tasted nice. Inside the restaurant it feels like you’re riding on a steam train in the early 1900s. Super convenient

+1