Keywords: tiny, cramped, elbow to elbow, smoky from the kitchen when it's busy If u don't like any of these words skip the place. The place is quite hidden with Old charms comfort. Very welcoming despite me can't speak japanese, so take photo of the menu, translate it, and show the food u want in the original japanese languange menu The pork shabu was simple but yummy yummy Hamburg different sauce than I am used too but fulfilling Next time must try fried chicken, seems everyone else ordered it Please be polite this is where local japanese eat and we intrude into their life

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Came here for lunch once and loved the teishoku so came back for dinner. They have teishoku at night too but we went for the other ala carte dishes. Cheap and delicious food.

Fabulous vibes & reasonably priced food

Rich menu. At lunchtime, rice and miso soup refills are OK. The cooking is done carefully. It's rare to be able to eat heartily in this price range.

A teishoku restaurant located near the National Stadium, about a 10-minute walk from Sendagaya or Gaiemmae stations. Because it's set back from the road, it's a bit hard to find. For lunch, I had the pork and wood ear mushroom egg teishoku. It tastes really good! The eggs are cooked perfectly, it's a truly delicious teishoku. It's also nice that you can refill rice and miso soup at lunch. The price is a bit high, but considering the location and the refills, it can't be helped. The building looks dirty, but it's a delicious teishoku restaurant, recommended!

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