I love the selection all around this area. Notions are in separate shops, so you have to hop to different buildings to make sure you get everything you need. Also, there aren’t many garment patterns available (just basics like yukata, kids’ shirts, etc.), so you might have to go elsewhere if you want to make a more elaborate garments.

Best shopping for my family who loves art and craft. So much fabric and materials to purchase especially at Toamato. Pls give yourself up to 3hrs at least to shop around if you are looking at purchasing to stock up. Fabrics can be as affordable as 1m for ¥100. Good advice is to pull a small luggage along with you. Save the trouble of having to carry so many bags.

If you like sewing you have to go to Nippori!! I spent five hours going from shop to shop (didn't even sit down for lunch). So much stuff, reccomend the five store Tomato shop 🍅

A famous street to get a look of Japanese fabric, buttons or all items relate. Just a few minutes walk from nippori station but don't expect it cheap.

This is a wonderful place for buying fabrics, yarns, leather and other small things for hand craft! The selection is wide and the patterns are very special. In terms of price it’s affordable - it goes from at low as 100 yen per meter to 1500 yen per meter of fabric.

Lots of choices in fabrics, leather & other sewing / dressmaking materials. Prices and designs varies on shops & franchises. Saw lots of foreigners came here, good sign that the location is worth visiting.

Tomato store was 4 storey! Many fabrices to chose frm! Reasonable price! Great place for fabric!

Lots to see, lots to shop, not enough luggage to take it all home

This place is amazing 😩 and all store owners are kind, you can find literally ANYTHING you're looking for. Each store had a physical map for the fabric in both Japanese and english, the pamphlets also included what each store has to offer. Regret not buying more fabrics. Until next time 😍❤️

As the place suggest, this is the road where the entire street is full of shops that deal with fabrics and handicraft. This is for those in tailoring or fashion to come and get the required materials for whatever they wish to do.

Had such a wonderful day moving down the street from shop to shop. The staff were all lovely. The selection and prices incredible. I wish I had longer as I hadn't realised some of the shops close at 5-5:30pm so I missed out of doubling back to grab a fabric. So much choice but it didn't feel overwhelming like some others stores and areas can. People who sew tend to be a quieter more organised crowd.

Nippori Fiber Street is the valley of fiber stores and used clothes shops. The atmosphere is nostalgic!

I visit this fabulous fabric town whenever I visit Tokyo! It is the best place to get bargained cloths and accessories, lots of good quality and made in Japan items can be found. The shops are friendly to tourists as well! Some shops accept credit cards and IC cards for payments now, yet still recommend to bring some cash for small shops~

For a fashion designer, or anyone who sews, this street is heaven on earth! Gorgeous fabrics and very low prices. I’ve been twice and I just dream about it when I’m not there. You can get cashmere coatings for $20 a meter! I love Japanese fabrics and they have a great assortment at fabulous prices. This should not be missed by anyone who’s looking for sewing hardware or inexpensive leather and crafts supplies.

Nippori fabric town has a soft of slower, calmer vibe to it where people browse the stores for fabric and craft supplies or anything else that catches their fancy. If you love fabric, especially Japanese patterned and made fabrics, the place is perfect and you can spend hours shopping. However, decision fatigue is REAL in a place like this when the entire TOWN is dedicated to the business of fabric. You can get tired pretty easily and a trip here is not meant for anyone who doesn't like fabric or crafts. Still, it was a very fun and unique experience for me to go here and I found beautiful fabric to bring home.

Recently renovated government owned public amusement park in Tokyo. A good place to visit if you have small kids up to 10, as they will be able to enjoy all the rides, most of which are designed for kids. There is also a tiny zoo where you can see meerkats, Capybara, goats and such.

Nice place for little kids. Zoo and amusement park both are available. In addition kids can enjoy fishing too.

Arakawa Amusement Park offers breathtaking views and natural beauty that truly captivate visitors. Whether you're strolling through the park during the day or enjoying the illuminated landscape in the evening, the scenery is simply stunning. The park's extended hours until 8 pm, especially on weekends and holidays, provide ample opportunity to soak in the mesmerizing sights. From lush greenery to shimmering lights, Arakawa Amusement Park is a picturesque oasis that never fails to delight.

It pretty good to bring your young kids to visit. You can buy one day pass. But still have to pay some coin.

It is a relatively inexpensive amusement park. Moreover, in addition to playground equipment, there is a zoo, trampolines, slides, and other facilities where visitors can play without tickets. This place is great for toddlers!

Never imagined that we have this much enjoyable amusement park in the center of Tokyo! While coming here, you can enjoy riding experience of Tokyo’s classic tram which makes perfect day off with your kids!

They’ve been just renewed recently. You can feel at home with everything. Entrance fee and free ride pass are quite reasonable. A bit crowded even during weekdays.

Beautiful, Newley open Arakawa Amusement park is good for people with kid’s. You can enjoy whole day with multiple activities. Have nice restaurants and relaxing place. Pls don’t forget to book in advance or else difficult to get entry specially on weekends. Cheers!😊

Summer holidays are in full swing. Famous theme parks are fun, but they can be overcrowded and leave your wallet feeling a little hungry. ...... For an easy spot to have fun, this is a small amusement park that retains the atmosphere of the Showa period.

The best amusement park . Bit far to but worth visiting, after 4 pm you can buy discounted tickets half priced, clean and well maintained park , very friendly staff on each rides. If you don't have time to wait till 4 pm then try book web tickets to avoid long que and waiting time. This park still lacks tickets counters with people, as they put automatic machines to buy tickets . Such big parks should have tickets counter. You. An enjoy all day being there. Every ride has waiting time and big que so need to wait from 30 till 55 min depends upon the rush. Overall it is the best and the value of money park.

It's a spot famous for being cast in many movies and animation. Nice spot to stop for a moment and take in the city life. I like this area, so many different shops and local artisans. Open and closing hours/days vary a lot, so don't get sad if you miss a place or other, it's okay.

Was there around 11am on a weekday. Most shop were not open yet. Maybe we are too early.

Interesting little block of shops that we checked out when the Yamanote line went down. The tea shop is pretty neat if you're into that sort of thing. There's a bunch of street food items available at a reasonable price too. Not worth going out of your way for but worth checking out if you're in the area.

Nice shopping area but did not see a single (real) cat. 🤨

Only opens on weekends, but you can still see the square through the gate.

(Translated by Google) I visited my son and wife, who are 2 years and 1 month old, on October 11, 2020. An old Arakawa Toden vehicle is on display, and you can put it inside. My son was overjoyed to go in and out. There is also an exhibition of dioramas, simulators and equipment, which will delight children who like trains. (Original) 2020年10月11日に２歳1カ月の息子と妻と伺いました。 古い荒川都電の車両が展示されていて、中にも入れます。息子は出たり入ったり大喜びでした。 またジオラマやシュミレーター、備品の展示もあり電車好きの子供は喜びます。

(Translated by Google) A square in front of the Arakawa Shako on the Toden Arakawa Line. Open only on weekends and holidays. Admission is free. Two cars that were once active on the Toden streetcar and other materials are preserved and exhibited. There are two cars on display, the only rare Toden car "PCC Car" 5501 and "Gakuen-go" 7504. No. 5501 has a railroad model diorama and a driving experience corner in the car, and No. 7504 mainly exhibits materials. You can see the inside of the car, including the driver's cab. In particular, 5501 is a rare train that is operated with the accelerator and brake pedals, and you can see the foot pedals in the driver's cab without a steering wheel. Although it is a small square, it is a beautiful square with full-time staff and well-maintained. 【Detailed information】 Toden Omoide Square free entrance There is a toilet Shop: None (vending at the entrance) Business days Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays Business hours: 10:00-16:00 access Toden Arakawa Line (Tokyo Sakura Tram) Get off at Arakawa Shakomae. Information as of October 2022 (Original) 都電荒川線荒川車庫前に併設されている広場。土日祝のみオープン。入場は無料。 かつて都電で活躍した車両2両と資料などが保存展示されています。 展示車両は都電唯一のレア車両「PCCカー」5501型と「学園号」7504号の2両。 5501号は車内に鉄道模型ジオラマと運転体験コーナー、7504号は資料展示がメインとなっています。 いずれも運転台も含め車内を見ることが出来ます。 特に5501号はアクセルとブレーキペダルで操縦する珍しい電車となっていて、ハンドルのない運転台では足元のペダル類も見ることが出来ます。 こじんまりした広場ではありますが、職員さんが常駐し、手入れも行き届いた綺麗な広場です。 【詳細情報】 都電おもいで広場 入場　無料 トイレ　あり 売店　なし（入口に自販あり） 営業日　土日祝 営業時間　10:00〜16:00 アクセス 都電荒川線（東京さくらトラム）荒川車庫前下車すぐ。 情報は2022年10月時点

(Translated by Google) 2023.5.16 Visited. I passed by when I went out to take a picture of the streetcar roses. It was a weekday, so it was closed. It is said that they only do it on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays. A small child will be very happy. (Original) 2023.5.16訪問しました。都電のバラを撮影しに出掛けた時に通り掛かりました。この日は平日だったので 休園でした。土日祝しかやっていないとのことです。小さいお子さんがとても喜びそうです。

Little museum for the Tokyo tram line. Open weekends

Nice display of old trams outside the Sakura tram depot. Look at the opening hours if you want to look inside them.

Should check out the old metros

(Translated by Google) We used an old train on the Arakawa Line. It was a small museum-like facility. On my way back from Arakawa Amusement Park, I was taking a short walk in front of the Toden Arakawa Line depot, when I saw this place, so I decided to go in. One had a Toden Bean Museum exhibit, and the other had a half exhibition corner and half a simulator experience corner. Personally, I was a little surprised to see that the diorama behind the line of children was small but detailed and looked authentic, even including a train model. It's a free, small park-sized facility, but it was crowded with parents with children who love trains. (Original) 荒川線の古い車両を利用した。小さな博物館的な施設でした。 あらかわ遊園からの帰り道少しぶらりと散歩がてら都電荒川線の車庫前を歩いてたら目に付いたので入ってみました。 一台には都電豆博物館展示、もう一台は半分展示コーナー、半分シミュレーターの体験コーナがある様でした。 自分的には子供たちが列を作ってる後ろに有ったジオラマが小さいのに精密で電車の模型まで走って本格的だったのがチョット驚きでした。 無料の小さな公園ほどの施設ですが電車好きの子供を連れた親子連れで賑わってました。

(Translated by Google) It was a wonderful spot where you could enjoy exhibits and driving simulations for free! Personally, I thought the diorama of the moving Toden N gauge was very nice. It was enjoyed by not only small children but also adults. There is also a restroom where you can change diapers. Please note that it is only available during the day on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays. (Original) 無料で展示や運転シミュレーションが楽しめる素敵なスポットでした！ 個人的には都電のNゲージが動くジオラマがとっても素敵だなと思いました。 小さな子はもちろん、大人も楽しめました。 おむつ交換もできるトイレがあります。 土日祝の昼間のみなのでご注意を…

(Translated by Google) When I got off at Arakawa Shako-mae Station, I saw a retro train, so I went there. free! A kind staff member welcomed us. It was around noon on a weekend, but there were only a few adults and no families. There are two vehicles that you can enter. My family was excited because there was something to experience driving. There are also materials such as the history of the Arakawa Line, so I would like to go and see it again sometime. (Original) 荒川車庫前駅に降りたらレトロな電車が見えるので行ってみました。無料！優しい職員さんが迎えてくれました。週末の昼頃でしたが家族連れはなく大人のおひとり様の方が数名。 2台の車両があり中に入れます。運転体験が出来るものがあり家族が興奮しておりました。荒川線の歴史など資料もありまた今度ゆっくり見に行きたいです。

A quit and beautiful transitional Japanese grilled eel restaurant. Usually people need to be there wait online before the restaurant open otherwise you won’t be get in. Food was delicious. Service was great( take time to cook ) we will definitely go back sometime.

Super good unagi in the outskirts of Tokyo. The thing with the unagi at this place is the meat is so soft, it's unlike your regular unagi restaurants around Tokyo. I can explain how perfectly cooked the eel is. There's likely a wait, I waited for an hour. They only have about 15 or 20 seats inside. In October 2018, they redid the seating so you don't sit on the floor any more. Note that they also close very early, last order is at 7, you probably don't want to come for dinner.

Great place for eel in a more traditional setting. We arrived at 10:30 and was already part of the second service. I don’t think they do a third service so if you plan on eating here for lunch make sure you arrive early. We were seated around 12:30 and the food came around 40 minutes later. It was the best and softest eel I’ve ever had, would recommend.

The staff knows English. The staff is very nice, service is amazing Their only entree is Unagi. It's amazing, 10/10 taste. It's so tender, soft, and buttery. We lined up at 9:54, were the first ones there. By 10:30 there were about 20 people in line. They open up at 11:30. They fit about 10 tables, 2 people each, so 20 people total for the first batch.

Just perfect without description. Eel was tenderly cooked with the fat beautifully flowing down and have the rice covered. Even we were waiting outside for almost 2.5 hrs, I would say the patience i paid was more worthy than expected.

It's a must go place. Worth for the line up n price. The taste of the food is super delicious. The soy sauce is definitely top grade. Eel liver soup is a must have.

Very soft and flavorful. The most delectable unagi that really is worth the long queue.

I've only ever had unagi in the US and nowhere else in Japan so take this review with a grain of salt. I came here based on a mark weins video and decided to spend about half my day traveling , queuing and eating lunch. Based on the reviews, I arrived at around 9:30 on Wednesday and was super early. Easily the first person in line. Seating is limited to the first 15 people or so, and around 10:30 more people started showing up. They do not take reservations or large parties. If you have a large group like five or six people I recommend you get here at 9-930 am so you are all together, otherwise you may have to wait until afternoon service . They have a pretty methodical way of ordering and queing. It's first come first serve and around 10 to 1030 an employee comes out and takes your name and place in line. She comes out periodically every fifteen minutes or so and does this to get the names of others in queue as well. You are grouped by party members. There were some people who were part of a group that came in late but they were able to get in to the first service even though they weren't queuing up. That's kind of unfair to me. The whole party should be present in the queue to make it fair to everyone, especially if they are waiting for two hours or more. Closer to opening they come out and ask you what kind of eel you would like. There's three or four choices I believe and I went with the classic grilled eel in their sauce. When the doors open you walk inside and take off your shoes and are handed a little flag that lets you keep track of your shoes. You enter in the order you queue and they have tables now instead of floor cushions. They then serve you tea. I took this chance to go to the bathroom because after waiting in line for two hours I needed it. It was a really nice and clean and modern bathroom. They have wooden sandals that you wear when entering the restrooms. You only get one chance to order food and once your order is in it can't be altered. My friend wanted to order yakitori after we finished our meal but we were not allowed too. We could keep ordering drinks but once the food ticket is in thats that. Kind of a bummer to be honest since we wanted to try more food. In retrospect, I honestly thought it was just above average and probably not worth the wait, especially with how the ordering and queing is. Again, I've only had eel once in Japan and my prior experience is based on unagi don dishes in sushi places in the US , so I'm not familiar with the different types of eel or unagi dishes that actually exist in Japan. The service was decent and if you can overlook the way they do things in regards to ordering and queing, then you'll enjoy this place. The service was decent and if you can overlook the way they do things in regards to ordering and queing, then you'll enjoy this place.

Well deserving of their Michelin ⭐️, this place excels in their food and service. They’re known for eel, which is the only entree on the menu. A few other side dishes are available to choose from, with the egg omelette and the chicken skewers being my favorite. A liver soup was recommended by the waitress, but it was really hot outside and I couldn’t handle hot soup. We arrived a few minutes before 10AM on a Saturday morning, and were the 7th in line. At 10AM, one of their staff came out and took down our party size and name, and then she let us inside the courtyard and took our order. It was 90+ that day, and the heat was unbearable, but luckily they have shaded seatings where we waited until they opened. Around 10:32AM, they placed a sign outside the front stating they were done accepting guests. I counted around 30ish people. The door opened at 11:30AM, and they let in a round of 15 people. The second round started about an hour later, or however quickly the food was served and the guests would eat. I suggest coming at 10AM and seating during the first round. The people who came 10 minutes after we did had to wait for the second round. The drinks and appetizers arrived shortly after seating. A short moment later, the omelette and skewers were served, and they were delicious. The eel with rice was the best I’ve ever eaten. If not for the bones, it wouldn’t even need chewing. I highly recommend the eel here, it was so good. The staff were friendly, and they spoke a little English, enough for us to order the menu and ask for directions to the restroom. Important points to note, this place is cash only. You’ll have to remove your shoes upon entering, so leave your holey socks at home.

What an experience Unagi Obana was. We Went an hour before opening time and there was already a small line. Luckily we made it through the first service. Speaking of service, it was top notch, the wait staff took our orders while we were in line and had our entree on our tables pretty quickly. The food, absolutely delicious eel. Never had any eel like this. It was butter in your mouth, not overly powerful on the teriyaki sauce which really brought out the full flavour of the Unagi. The combination of the rice was just a match made in heaven. You do have to pay a lot more for this experience but it is definitely worth it. Food 10 Service 10 Serving size 10 (just enough not to be too full) Ambiance 10 Value 9 49/50

Great Unagi Don, probably one of the best I've had. The unagi is extremely rich, fatty and creamy. Seasoning is good too, though I'd say a little weak for those with stronger pallette. What also sets this place apart is the level of service, the staff are just so nice and welcoming and the place will make you feel like home. You do have to pay a premium to eat here though. Can be around 10,000yen per person for an Unagi don. Overall 8.5/10, would return

This establishment is lauded as the premier destination for eel cuisine in Tokyo. A noteworthy aspect of this restaurant is its no-reservation policy, necessitating patrons to arrive over an hour before the doors open to secure a spot. Despite the early arrival, expect to join a lengthy queue, a testament to the restaurant's popularity and the high demand for its offerings. The wait, however, is part of the experience and, in my opinion, well worth the anticipation. One of the restaurant's distinguishing features is its commitment to freshness and quality. Meals are not prepared in advance; the cooking process commences only after you've placed your order. This approach ensures that every dish is served at the pinnacle of its flavor and texture, particularly notable in their signature dish, Una-jyu—a delectable serving of marinated eel laid atop a bed of perfectly cooked rice. Be prepared for a wait of over 30 minutes for this dish, as it is prepared with meticulous care to ensure the highest quality dining experience.

We arrived at Unagi Obana on a Saturday morning just before 11:00am and there was already a line of about 40 people. My wife and I were the literal last ones for the opening service as a lady put out a sign after we got there saying that they were sold out for their first service. Once the doors opened at 11:30am, the restaurant fit about half the line (20-30 people). Warning to those that don't make the first batch, there is a LOOONG wait until your turn. We did not see a party leave the restaurant until 12:30PM, which was strange because they take your orders beforehand and they specialize in eel. Surprised it took so long to cook everyone's orders, but I've never grilled eel before, so what do I know! We finally got in at about 1:15PM (reminder that we were the last ones in line) and got our food around 1:45PM. For me personally, I thought the eel was just okay; it was fine. I did not think it was better or worse than other eels that I have had in the past. For full transparency, I would not consider myself an "eel guy". I don't mind it, but would not go out of my way to eat it. I went because my wife wanted to try it, and she said she really enjoyed it. She likes eel more than I do. The service was great and everyone was super friendly. Overall, our total experience was 3 hours (not including travel time). For me, I would say you could probably find the same quality eel at a restaurant with way less of a wait. 3 hours is a lot of time to commit, especially if you have limited time on vacation.

Extremely photogenic garish interior, decent food (chicken kashmir curry was sweet and strange, though), and bad service. Was basically chased out of the place by the manager who ordered my partner and I to finish up in 5 minutes when I was still halfway through my chai because there were two groups waiting. And half of the staff weren’t wearing their masks properly even when talking to guests. Hoping madly that I didn’t catch covid here. Won’t be coming back again; once is enough.

Very poor service same as other people review. Depends on how they are busy, very change. Depends on people, service is very different. I am so upset about thier service. You can feel Indian atmosphere there and food is not bad. It’s just service is poor so it’s not worth to spend your money in this restaurant. I won’t back

I really love this place! The decor is really impressive. The food was excellent and the portion sizes were just right. The owner is a friendly guy and gave us information on the food that we ordered, he also treated us to some free tea after our meal. Would definitely come back here again. Our bill came to ¥6,180.

The service was good! The owner is very hospitable and introduced us what to get! And the food was delicious! Definitely recommend cheese nann!❤️ The banana lassi was AMAZING! The best I’ve tried in Tokyo!!! Minus 1 star is because the staff were not wearing masks properly lol

Japan has over 6000 Indian Nepali restaurants..This is a unique restaurant with contemporary ambience and the most authentic recipes..Every part every corner of the restaurant is uniquely different...The synchronisation in the diversity is mind blowing... The food the ambience the customer care is spot on!!! Highly recommended !!!!

I had a GREAT time at this resturant The host there was very welcoming and really knew how to sell their food. I had a taste of the Chicken kashmir and the mango lassi which was more than enough for me(perfect portion of food tho) . They were were both very good and is a 10 out of 10 would recommend! (my vegan friend was also satisfied by the amount of vegan options:)) Everyone I was with, and everyone I knew who went there had a great time, and I very much recommend this no matter if you're a lover of Indian food or not. Great experience!

*** CAUTION: A delicious Indian curry restaurant with the POOREST HOSPITALITY *** Food is nice, quantity is plenty enough, and the interior is also great. The price is a bit more expensive than other Indian restaurants in the area, but is still acceptable enough provided that it's for tourists. BUT, the owner and staff's attitude toward its guests is something which makes me feel that I WON'T VISIT AGAIN FOREVER when we didn't order drink and we saw the owner became pretty rude at once. I would suggest him to tell his other guests that they could enjoy a nice tea set after finishing dishes if ordering drinks now instead of what he, in reality, said "you won't enjoy a nice tea set unless you order drink now" to us. It would be a nice choice ONLY IF you are going to order some drinks first. GOOD LUCK, guys.

Returning to Darjeeling restaurant in 2024, after my daily visits back in 2017, was like stepping into a cherished memory that hasn't aged a day. The moment you walk in, the decor is transcendent. The culinary journey here is nothing short of phenomenal, especially for vegetarians. But what truly sets Darjeeling apart is the unparalleled service and the extraordinary host. His kindness, gentleness, and generosity fill the space with warmth, making every guest feel like an old friend. An incredible storyteller and a tea expert, he weaves magic into the air, leaving you hanging onto his every word. His passion for tea and storytelling elevates the dining experience, making it not just a meal, but a journey through the senses. My heart (and belly) were overflowing with contentment, as I once again got to experience the magic of Darjeeling. It's a rare gem where every visit feels like the first, where every meal is a celebration, and where every goodbye is a promise to return. From the bottom of my heart, thank you.

This was not a Japanese dining experience, but this place is wild. The decor is incredible, creating the most elegant and rich Indian dining atmosphere. Each table has its own unique decorative features. Above all, like most Indian food, most of the menu items were gluten-free (I'm coeliac). The owner, who is also a tea merchant, gave us complimentary tea after the meal, served in an elegant teapot and cups.

Nice lil place to stay at. Nice foods. Great price. Awesome location to old street. Customer service is fantastic. My only comment is because the toilet and bathroom is a public shared, therefore expect it to be quite dirty. If you are a germophobia, this place is definitely not for you. Peace!

Had their Loco Moco and Taco Rice. Both were good for the price. They have a decent variety of world and craft beers though too much of a focus on novelty than quality. The staff were all very nice and could speak English for the most part and the cafe area was clean and welcoming. It's open 24/7 so it's convenient if you need time to kill and are hungry.

Food is delicious, staff speaks excellent english. Very lovely atmosphere and has food options for a variety of different cuisines from all over the world. They have a variety of different drinks and an english menu as well.

Very nice cafe in Sendagi area ! International food drink beer etc! Staffs are also very kind ! I would definitely come back again !

We tried the aftetnoon tea. Amazing. I have been in Tokyo for 8 months now. This was like a little taste of home. If you brought your friend here for a special occasion, YOU would be HAPPY. The afternoon tea we had was delightful.

I went for lunch on a quiet weekday so I was able to just walk in and get seated. The dining area is on a bunch of rugs, and you'll be eating on the floor so you do have to take your shoes off. I wasn't super hungry so I was happy to see options for a light meal. There were lots of people with the lunch chicken plate and some guy ordered the whole chicken for himself. The price was also very reasonable given the locale. The menu was a little different from their website and customer photos here so maybe ring ahead if you really want something. The service was OK, a bit on the rough side for Japan, but probably normal everywhere else. It's probably because I'm not a native speaker but it was super hard to hear what was being said with the plastic sheets hanging and the music in the background. I really liked the decor though, and enjoyed just sitting there looking at the pretty lamps.

The place was very interesting. They don't have table/chair but put a board on the floor and serve the foods on it. It was packed with people so literally we were all next to each other. We ordered all-you-can-eat course but actually it was not. What people imagine with all-you-can-eat in Japan is somehow we can order what we want, but once they served the foods they even didn't ask if we want more and didn't pay attention at all. It was bit different from what they say in the menu. (The dessert was fig jam. I'm not sure it's dessert actually 😅) Anyway the foods overall were not really bad and portion was big. One thing, I found hair in salad and the cups/dishes/forks were not hygienic. Well, I just embraced this might be part of middle east culture at the end after meeting the owner. He suddenly came up and was going around the place making some jokes of customers which are definitely pretty far from political correctness. He introduced himself as うざい店主 (which means annoying owner) and it was 😂 But I could feel his warm mind, even he acts like the Turkish ice cream seller. If you want to see the belly dance show, they will charge you additional 550 yen for each.

I have went twice for the lunch course (2200 yen). They have much cheaper options that have a lot of volume, but I wanted to try the full range of dishes. They offer Uzbeki, Persian and Turkish food. I tried the Uzbeki course out of curiosity, and it was so delicious I came back for Persian New Year to have the Persian course (which was equally delicious and made me miss my family’s cooking). They also offer very cheap lunch sets that have a lot of volume by themselves, but if you’re really hungry and curious about a wide range of dishes, I recommend the courses (You can even mix the courses). The atmosphere is very interesting with the entire shop being covered with wall to wall Persian carpets. In addition, the owner is a very nice Persian guy and always makes conversation when I come in. On taste alone I would give 5 stars, but including the variety and cost (not sure about Uzbeki food, but the value you’re getting is insane considering the average cost of Persian food in Japan) it is as an easy recommend!

Not gonna lie it's alright, rather cheap for foreign food in Japan. But where they get you is the 'all you can eat'.. if you speak English I'm pretty sure you know this means a buffet, correct? Apparently not. Despite being advertised as 2,200 yen all you can eat it's via order to order, and the kebab/roast chicken can only be ordered once per session otherwise itll cost money in addition to your 2,200 yen. The food is alright but the service, it is a bit strange. The Japanese girl who's maining the front is a bit rude and she only speaks English to those she knows will spend a lot, I saw it myself (lol). Maybe it'd be more worth it for the 1100 yen lunch course but I'm not sure about coming back. *EDIT I asked for dessert and all he gave me was a plate of 4 walnuts even though the sweets on the menu seems to be actual sweets??????

Wonderful dining experience! Come hungry because for 2,000 yen you can have a full course meal with soup, salad, lamb, naan, endless bread, chicken kebab, and more. The owner was accommodating and made vegetarian dishes for me. Upon entering the shop, you will be welcomed with lots of beautiful hanging rugs and lamps. Everyone eats on the rug and close to each other. The owner is very kind and works hard to entertain and engage the guests by sharing about his culture. Would love to return!

Amazing restaurant with beautiful lights hanging and beautiful carpets! Lunch is very cheap and the food is very delicious. Superb place to dine in ! Very near to nippori station

Excellent place! Really great and friendly atmosphere. The owner walks about and is quite entertaining! Literally all you can eat for ¥2,200! Highly recommend this place!

Food is amazing if you want to experience true Persian and central Asian hospitality gonthere. The kind and funny host will feed you so much that you can't finish the food! So much fun!

Chicken ramen was good but personally the soup was too thick and the toppings were cold. However the restaurant is very air conditioned and the staff is friendly. There’s a few tables and counter seating so you can also sit in groups.

Delicious chicken broth ramen, very special. Very good taste. On a cold winter night, weary from travel, it was an unexpected delight.

This is one of the most unique ramens I've had in Japan. The broth is so chickeny and it has this sticky texture and it's so thick, which you know it's been boiling for a very long time. The chicken charsui is a match made in heaven with the broth and the noodles, so much flavour I had to finish everything in the bowl. Serving size is perfect, although I will get a larger size next time as it leaves you wanting more. Friendly and efficient service, highly recommend trying this place Food 10/10 Serving size 9/10 Service 10/10 Ambiance 9/10 Value 10/10 48/50

Super delicious chicken base soup… it’s not salty at all I finished it all! Exactly what one can dream about Japanese Ramen!

They serve chicken ramen. You place your order through a machine and pass the ticket to the staff. There's English translations to the right of the machine. Staff were helpful and friendly. The broth was full of umami. I got it with additional chicken which was very tender. Good serving size and very hearty. Would recommend. It's located behind another restaurant.

Tried the chicken tsukemen with egg 1100円。It was very tasty, the ginseng flavour came through and it was not very salty. Used to have Michelin Bib Gourmand but I don’t see it on the app anymore. Overall a solid 4.5/5 for me.

I heard it's Michelin, so I specifically went to find it. The soup is sticky, and the noodles are very common. Generally, I will finish the soup with Lamian Noodles, but the soup in this shop is not good. After finishing, I still had diarrhea. I won't go again.

Delicious creamy chicken broth, flavoured with ginger. Very unique. Service is excellent. You have to order from the vending machine - all options are in Japanese. The staff kindly showed us photos of the noodles to help us decide.

Very nice ramen restaurant. Very good hand work as it should be. Very rich taste. We have been there twice. Continuing good quality. Service and prices are good too. Private tip: order the handmade ; dumplings / gyoza. We will come again. Cheers

Uber delicious chicken flavored ramen! Tucked away at the back of an alley, the shop can be difficult to pinpoint. Several ramen shops in the area too so make sure to ask around. The light creamy smooth soup, heavenly! Noodles were great too. Excellent chashu also. Very friendly staff.