Dropped by this Japanese restaurant for lunch during office hours and was pleasantly surprised. The service was quick, and the food came out hot and fresh. Every dish was packed with flavor, and the miso soup was especially outstanding—rich and comforting. I enjoyed every bite and will definitely be returning. A heads-up: this place doesn’t accept cash, only e-money payments. If you visit in a group, you can conveniently split the bill digitally and pay separately for your own plate. A modern and efficient system paired with great food makes this a go-to spot for weekday lunches!

+3

I’ve been to other branches of this restaurant and it never disappoints. There are a variety of options on the menu, with what appears to be monthly (?) specials. I went with the miso fish (さば) set, which was delicious. Everything was fresh. The upstairs vibe is cool, and the space itself is small but cozy. The service was fast and friendly. A great place to get a nice Japanese-style set meal.

+3

Some of the best Japanese food I’ve had in Tokyo, priced at the level of a standard teishoku lunch. You can order set meals and a la carte items. I recommend the pork and eggplant or fried chicken with eggplant and yuzu dashi.

+2

Delicious food and amazing staff. The place is very local with a nice and relaxing atmosphere, and the food is served fast. Perfect to end the day.

I went to Nakayoshi during lunchtime. I ordered the mackerel set meal. The view from the second floor was nice. The restaurant was small, so I had no choice but to sit at the counter. The food was okay. I was looking for value for money. I think a meal of mackerel, miso soup, grated daikon radish, and rice at Yoshinoya would have cost about 800 yen. At Nakayoshi, it was 1,180 yen. It was too expensive for me. There was a restroom inside the restaurant. Just as I was about to open the door, someone came in, so I told him to go first. I was waiting for him for 5 minutes. He must have known I was waiting, but he didn't seem to mind at all. Lol. Anyway, thank you.