The food was excellent and reasonably priced. The staff are so efficient. It's like a bee hive of activity from serving, bussing, cooking, and payments. Even though there is almost always a queue, it's not from the staff being slow. I don't think they could have been any faster. The only slight drawback was the tables and chairs were cheap and a little unstable, but it's a restaurant in a park, so it's arguably to be expected. I had the egg noodle but the pad thai looked far better.

+3

The pictures are from last fall, but I've come here several times since then. I love that this is in the middle of the park, it’s surrounded by nature, so it feels like eating in an exotic location. The food here tastes good, but like most Japanese restaurants, the portion of meat seems too small. I’m used to hulking portions of meat in my Thai dishes back in America, so I’m usually leaving here a little hungry . But overall, solid lunch spot for a decent price.

I love Thai food to begin with and it’s also in Inogashira park, gives it a nice feel to dine there. Good for family, friends or a casual date, if you will. You can take pets there as well. The menu is good but a little limited. Tom Yum noodles and pork stew over rice are a must try.

+2

A very nice restaurant in side the Inokashira Park. It's like dining in the middle of a forest. Excellent service. The restaurant got filled up within minutes after open at 11 am.

Such a very nice! With hip interior design for all the hipper the hopper young kids. Went with the tea much enjoyment and hot. Also coming to you in the cold variety! Much recommendation, yolo for life.

+2