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水晶楼

水晶楼Suisho Ro

Chinese restaurant

★ 3.8120 reviews

Cuisine: chinese

  • Japan, 〒175-0083 Tokyo, Itabashi City, Tokumaru, 2 Chome−3−1 徳丸スクエア 1F
  • +81 3-6906-4585

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John Davidson7 years ago
★★★★★

Have had ramen and gyoza dishes there a few times. Delicious and not really pricey, service is friendly. The main drawback is that smoking is allowed in a certain area not clearly separated from the rest of the place.

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Zaw Myo Khine5 years ago
★★★★★

Reasonable price of lunch set 1and delicious

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fumi mama7 years ago
★★★★★

I'd always been curious about it whenever I used the station, so I came for lunch for the first time! I ordered the black-vinegar subuta lunch for 860円 plus draft beer… The people at the restaurant were really nice too! The white rice wasn't tasty, but the little annin tofu was absolutely perfect for my taste.

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Jonathan Jotaro3 years ago
★★★★★

I had the special set meal of shrimp and komatsuna stir-fried with egg. It was delicious. The interior felt clean, and there was plenty of dining space, so I could enjoy a leisurely meal. The service was good too. Having 山崎 and 白州 available scored major points. Thank you for the meal.

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A A3 years ago
★★★★★

I'd made the effort to come for a meal… First, they didn't bring us a menu. The customers around us were considerate enough to help. I ordered draft beer, a ramen and half-fried-rice set, and gyoza. After about 15 minutes, the draft beer still hadn't arrived, so I asked, but they said they hadn't forgotten. Yet other customers' beers were arriving right away afterward… When they finally brought the beer, they loudly said, “Sorry about that,” while looking elsewhere, in a way that felt like they were getting angry at me instead. I question the attitude of that small, older server. I was charged 100円 extra at checkout. The set's beer discount hadn't been applied. As for the food, the shoyu ramen had a lukewarm, flavorless broth, like kaeshi diluted with hot water, and the noodles were a little overcooked. The fried rice was like fried rice cooked in a rice cooker. The gyoza were extremely delicious. They had diced meat inside, were juicy, and tasted great. It used to be a better place with tastier food. The only saving grace was the warm-hearted elderly customer sitting next to me.

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