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Address: Japan, 〒104-0061 Tokyo, Chuo City, Ginza, 3 Chome−2−13 江戸常ビル
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John A
Hands down the finest food I had in Japan during the 20 years I lived there. Warm service and perfect creative cuisine.
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I was invited by a regular customer to visit for the first time, but, hmm, I couldn’t see anything good about it.
To be honest, there wasn’t a single thing that was tasty.
I tried to pretend not to like it since everyone around me was raving about it, but it was tough and I just wanted to go home.
I can’t help but think that they’re proud of their strange status as a regular at a restaurant that’s hard to get into, and are grateful for the name, not the taste.
… moreTo be honest, there wasn’t a single thing that was tasty.
I tried to pretend not to like it since everyone around me was raving about it, but it was tough and I just wanted to go home.
I can’t help but think that they’re proud of their strange status as a regular at a restaurant that’s hard to get into, and are grateful for the name, not the taste.
ゆゆ
I feel that this is a truly wonderful restaurant where you can learn a lot through the food.
Rather than simply enjoying a meal, it might be more appropriate to describe it as a “place of learning.”
It’s like a cooking school, where you can learn polite manners, hone your intellect and character through cooking, and deepen your culture.
… moreRather than simply enjoying a meal, it might be more appropriate to describe it as a “place of learning.”
It’s like a cooking school, where you can learn polite manners, hone your intellect and character through cooking, and deepen your culture.
Yasuko Mizusugi
Seriously, everything was mediocre. Everyone was being considerate and kept saying how delicious it was, but the food tasted so bad, the staff were unfriendly, and the old lady waitress kept nagging me, so it was really annoying. I wrote this honestly because there was nothing to praise about it.
… moreこんばんはこんにちは
Only those who understand the proper etiquette will understand the value of this place. This is a training ground for learning Japanese cuisine and kaiseki. Please be careful not to be rude in your comments.
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