西新宿小町食堂Nishi-shinjuku Komachi Shokudō
A nostalgic cafeteria where you can choose each dish yourself. Centered around rice and miso soup, popular items include salted mackerel, jumbo chicken katsu, tuna chunks, and tonjiru. Open 24 hours, so feel free to visit anytime. A traditional cafeteria-style restaurant with self-selected dishes. The main offerings are rice, soybean paste soup, and radish and pork soup, along with popular items such as grilled fish, fried chicken cutlets, sashimi, and more. Open 24 hours, we welcome you anytime. Traditional buffet restaurant.
- 6 Chome-25-16 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 160-0023, Japan
Today · Open 24 hours
- Wednesday: Open 24 hours
- Thursday: Open 24 hours
- Friday: Open 24 hours
- Saturday: Open 24 hours
- Sunday: Open 24 hours
- Monday: Open 24 hours
- Tuesday: Open 24 hours
- +81 3-6304-5360
- arc-komachi.jp
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I liked the option of choosing my own dishes. They were all very good, except for the fried food, which wasn't as crispy. It's quick and inexpensive. Exactly what I was looking for; I'd come back.
View on GoogleNice place to have lunch and interesting as we can choose the menu.
View on GoogleA nice cafeteria style teishoku spot. Follows health and safety guidelines. Good service and food.
View on GoogleAmazing food for amazing prices! Recommended
View on GoogleMy first visit was on the morning of April 14. I started working in 西新宿 in April and found this place while looking for breakfast spots(*^_^*) Maybe I was nervous on my first visit, because while putting the small dishes on my tray, I accidentally took 2 portions of natto, but I manfully refused to turn back (laughs). The bill was 620円, a little expensive as expected. Well, that's how it goes〜. At lunch, you could easily go over 1000円 if you let your guard down. Still, as a valuable breakfast spot, I think I will visit occasionally.
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