お山のすぎの子Oyama-no-Suginoko
Cuisine: japanese
- Japan, 〒154-0024 Tokyo, Setagaya City, Sangenjaya, 1 Chome−34−11 萩原ビル 1F
Today · 11:30 am–8:40 pm
- Sunday: 11:30 am–8:40 pm
- Monday: 11:30 am–8:40 pm
- Tuesday: 11:30 am–8:40 pm
- Wednesday: Closed
- Thursday: 11:30 am–8:40 pm
- Friday: 11:30 am–8:40 pm
- Saturday: 11:30 am–8:40 pm
- +81 3-5486-0094
- oyamanosuginoko.com
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Came in for a set lunch. Got spicy Udon with fried shrimp. It was filling and fairly priced. A matcha latte on the side. One of my favorite parts of Tokyo food is the set lunch, where you can spend around 1000 yen and fill your belly. This place is perfect for it. It's set a little bit off the street, so you may not rush in, but it's worth crossing the threshold. The udon was super flavorful, tender and chewy. The crispy shrimp breading soaked up the broth and made the tender flesh even more delicious. The staff was friendly and the place was welcoming. Give it a try.
View on GoogleHands down the best restaurant in 三軒茶屋商店街. Amazing food and great atmosphere. Make sure to bring cash as they only take cash for orders under ¥5000. Over ¥5000 and you can use credit card.
View on GoogleThis place is sooo nice and the waiters are beyond friendly. They have an English menu too! It is full of elder Japanese people, so you know the food is the bomb dot com. Just learn how to say “I want this, please” in Japanese! They don’t accept card, despite having a sign, BTW. So carry cash or have that PASMO on hand. I’ve been here 5 or more times in between class for a quick lunch. The food is piping hot (like be careful) but always fresh and delicious and delivers on quality WITHOUT MISSING A BEAT. Lunch said comes with a matcha latte or hot/cold coffee. I don’t have a pic, but I always get the curry udon with fried chicken (Tatsuta Curry Udon). DELICIOUS. I’m not sure what’s in the video below but it was the first meal I had. Curry udon definitely is a star here. I pay 1,050 YEN total for a big curry udon bowl with a matcha latte.
View on GoogleGreat price, food, and service. Can get busy during peak lunch and dinner hours. There’s also an English menu available as well as takeout.
View on GoogleWandered in a chilly afternoon exploring the area that inspired Persona 5's Yongen-Jaya and discovered this cozy diner. Tried the set with Kitsune (seasoned fried tofu) hand battered udon + tempura shrimp with egg and both were wonderful. Staff are friendly and there's a English menu for foreigners too. Highly recommended if you're in the area.
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