After a very heavy first night in Japan, I headed here to wander through the beautiful gardens. If anything is going to clear your head and help give you clarity in life it is this place! Sitting on the grass and looking into the distance you can see the city of Japan and it's beautiful skyline of buildings. The park was so quiet and serene, with so many pretty flowers and greenery. I remember many times in Japan on my trip, but this place was definitely one of them. Loved it

Every time I visit, it feels like stepping into an oasis in the middle of a desert. The park offers a variety of seasonal flowers, plants, historical buildings, and even a modern Starbucks. If you're looking to escape the crowds of Tokyo, this place can be quite refreshing. There is an entrance fee of 500 yen. It might seem a bit expensive compared to other parks, but the park is well-maintained and beautiful. I especially like the grassy areas in the park. Just a friendly reminder that bringing alcohol and pets inside the park is not allowed.

アクセス 温室目当てなら新宿御苑駅か四谷三丁目駅で降車して大木戸門から入園するのが楽かもしれません。 駐車場も同じく大木戸門にあるので、車で行く際も同様です。 ベビーカーや車椅子、歩行補助器具等を使う場合 誰でも気軽に楽しめるように開かれた植物園なので、入園ゲートから温室内まで通路が広くてフラットになっていますが、実際に自然の中を探検しているかのような傾斜ポイントがあります。 トイレ 入口付近に温室内のトイレがあります。 植物 珍しい植物が色鮮やかに咲き誇っていました。 ダイナミックでありながらも品があって感動しました。 入園料は500円ですが、これは値上げするべきです！ また行きたい！と思いました。 (Translated by Google) access If you are looking for a greenhouse, it may be easier to get off at Shinjuku Gyoen Station or Yotsuya Sanchome Station and enter from Okido Gate. The parking lot is also at Okido Gate, so it's the same when you go by car. When using strollers, wheelchairs, walking aids, etc. The botanical garden is open for everyone to enjoy, so the passage from the entrance gate to the greenhouse is wide and flat, but there is an incline point that makes you feel as if you are actually exploring nature. toilet There is a toilet in the greenhouse near the entrance. plant Rare plants were in full bloom. I was moved by the dynamic yet elegant atmosphere. The entrance fee is 500 yen, but this should be raised! I want to go again! I thought.

Expansive park with areas of many different feels to enjoy. Great for families, couples, and solos. It's often crowded (especially the Starbucks inside, so bring in your own from the one just outside the park #lifehack). I liked the recent special chrysanthemum exhibit.

One of my favorite park in Tokyo. Huge amount of open space and tons of well maintained trees and greens and different types of flowers. We saw lots of roses late autumn still. But we missed most of the foliage. If you want a quick escape from this big city, this is a must go. Best for picnic on a mild sunny day. You also see there are couple coffee and tea shops to relax a bit.

Peaceful park at the center of Shinjuku that is one of the most congested areas in Tokyo. It costs $5 or so to enter, but on the flip side, you can enjoy a very clean and peaceful park with a rich nature. The cherry blossoms here are something you need to see if you come to Japan in spring. Highly recommend a place to visit, whether you are a tourist or not.

Just about a 10 minute walk from Shinjuku station, this park should be a must visit for anyone looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of shopping for which Shinjuku is famous. Yes, it costs 500 yen for adults to enter, but to access these lawns, small woods, greenhouse, the Japanese gardens, and other features I'd consider this a bargain! Just walking around and enjoying sitting on the lawn or a bench is a lovely way to spend a morning or afternoon and recharge - many people will pick up food for a picnic on the way from the station. Inside, the park is very well signposted, and points of historical interest have information in English. This provision of information extends down to trees and plants being labelled, even in the main park. The whole place is usually spotlessly clean, and one of the few public places that still has rubbish bins. There are vending machines, as well as a shop selling traditional Japanese desserts. Toilets are free, modern, quite clean and have soap dispensers. Just remember to check the opening hours, as the park closes in the afternoon!

This garden is a must visit in Tokyo, the scenery is spectacular giving you a Insta worthy photo in any angle. The garden is great for any age. The park was so quite and a great place to clear your mind or just rest. On my first day in Japan I took it easy and headed there for a few hours to ready up for the days ahead of me! The gardens are very well maintained with dozens of species of flowers and trees that cover like a canopy. The best time to visit is in fall where there are several colours of plants creating a beautiful contrast! Hope this helps :)

Great botanical garden, lots of plants I didn't even know existed. Flowers were rotting slightly when I came. Maybe if you come in spring instead of summer you will see more. Average garden except for an indoor waterfall. Lots of special leaves and even vanilla, lemon, and coffee trees.

平日の夕方訪問。 チケット購入をゲートの前ですることも交通系ICカードで入場も可能。 中はかなりひろくてスタバ目当てに歩く人もいれば外人が中の景色を楽しむためにたくさん来てました。 途中ではかなり広々とした芝生の広場があるためピクニックしたり昼寝に利用してる人もいて気持ちよさそうでした。 都会の中で自然と触れ合える場所であり整備もされているため綺麗で虫なども少なめなのでデートでの使用もアリだと思います。 (Translated by Google) Visited on a weekday evening. You can purchase tickets in front of the gate or enter with a transportation IC card. The inside was quite spacious, and some people walked for Starbucks, and many foreigners came to enjoy the scenery inside. On the way, there was a fairly spacious lawn square, so some people had a picnic or took a nap, and it seemed comfortable. It's a place where you can come into contact with nature in the city, and it's well-maintained, so it's clean and there aren't many insects, so I think it's perfect for a date.

Amazing view of Tokyo City from the viewing deck. What makes it even more amazing is the fact that its completely free to enter. Theres a chance to catch a glimpse of Mount Fuji when the weathers nice.

Enjoyed the 360 degree view of Tokyo city through the observatory building. Unlike other towers, you don't have to pay for the entry. I would probably suggest you to visit at night for the beautiful arresting views.

What a spectacular priceless view of Tokyo. This a must do experience in Tokyo. The space is quite ample and the views are spectacular throughout the day. I came here twice and the sunset was absolutely remarkable. You can see Mt. Fiji on a clear day and witness the sunset behind the mountain. There is a piano that brave pianists approach to play soothing music.

A great place to go with with free access to the observatory overlooking the sky tree, Tokyo tower, yoyogi park and even Mt Fuji on a clear day (like the day I went!) There’s a beautiful piano installed in the cafe now and locals just queue up and play randomly. It was such a beautiful place with great views, great music and just An enjoyable place to be.

This is imho one of the best places to go to first in Tokyo. The observatory is on the 45th floor at over 200m height and it is free! So I went there twice in one day and could enjoy a beautiful sunset, with the sun setting next to Mt. Fuji. The entrance though might be hard to find since there is a public vaccination center located there as well. My tip: go downstairs and try the small doors on the main entrance. Also: North-Observatory is closed as of 2022-10-22.

Great observation deck. Free and not too busy when I was there, even with one of the observation decks closed. There’s a shop, cafe, vending machines up there as well as a good amount of seating. There was also a piano with volunteer players. It really set a nice atmosphere. The only bad thing is that you will need to walk a bit to get here. It’s not bad but just seems worse in the summer heat. It’s about the same as walking from a train station to Tokyo Tower, except this is a pretty flat walk.

The building itself was not designed to be an observatory, so the windows' frame may constrain your view. However, it's free and you can still get a good view of Tokyo skyline. In addition, waiting time is acceptable. From here, you can easily visit other attractions nearby.

Went to the metropolitan towers to visit the observation deck, it was well organised for entrance to the south tower a quick bag and temperature check and then up in the lift to the 45th floor. You get great views of Tokyo area if the weather is good you can clearly see Mt Fuji. I would definitely go again.

Amazing 360 views of the city. Free entrance. During busy period there is a queue to get up to the observatory floor as there are only 2 elevators operating so plan well. Sunset times can be very busy.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building is a must-visit attraction for anyone visiting Tokyo. And it's a free attraction that offers panoramic views of the city from the observatory deck on 45th floor. The observation deck offers a 360-degree view of Tokyo, including famous landmarks like Tokyo Tower and the Tokyo Skytree. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the building itself is well-maintained and easy to navigate. There are coffee shops, restaurants and toilets available upstairs so you have plenty of facilities to choose from while visiting. Whether you're a first-time visitor to Tokyo or a seasoned traveler, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building is definitely worth a visit. Highly recommended!

This was a nice place to visit. They have free observation areas with nice views. They have a gift shop and snack bar up there as well. It can get kinda crowded and hard to find a seat especially if you visit on a weekend. But I’d say it’s a must visit to get a nice view of Tokyo. Stop by if you’re in the area.

Despite a few small drawbacks it is a 5 star venue. First of all it is for free!! Secondly you will see Tokyo that cannot be seen otherwise. Thirdly you can spend a few hours there to experience an amazing panorama view at different times of the day.

This place was easy to find and get to, very close to a cute park and the subway. Building was immaculate and workers were extremely polite and pleasant. The wait to get on the elevator was <5 minutes. After a 55 second elevator ride to the 45th floor, you are greeted with gorgeous views of the city in all directions. Best part is that the entire experience is FREE! Highly recommend!!

Pretty cool, but I wouldn’t recommend coming alone as a lady at night. Unfortunately I kept getting followed 😭 so yeah, just watch your back. The nearby onsen is a great place to escape. Lots of ladies only places, plus you can stay the night there is you miss the last train. Fun to walk around. But yeah, I would bring a guy buddy.

Smack dab in the middle of Shinjuku we chose this hotel for easy access and weren’t expecting much from the reviews we saw. However our room was very comfortable and not as small as I had expected. The staff were very courteous and dealt with the crowds of arriving and departing guests with a calm demeanor. We only stayed for one night but it was comfortable and restful. Many guests were foreign and the front desk spoke English and were quite helpful.

Authentic Japan in the middle of Tokyo, friendly and safe. Weekends are busy, weekdays ok but not busy till about 9pm. Not all bars are for tourists and some have a cover charge some don't but not overly expensive. It really is an amazing experience!.Didn't go there for food nor drinks but taking photographs and indulging into the traditional culture. There were various alleys adjoining. They were really picturesque and colourful. Love the atmosphere and vibe. A must see area that will not fail you.

A fun area to go and experience the amazing hospitality in the tiny bars where you'll find great drinks and snacks. Stroll around for a bit, find a bar you like the look of and head in. The bars are small so you'll get to meet some really interesting people.

This is place of the classic drinking area of the Shinjuku. You can enter in any tiny bar in that area. Pretty sure peoples like that Japanese izakaya streets. My recommendation is @Billy bar

If you're looking for a unique and memorable experience in Tokyo, you can't go wrong with a visit to Golden Gai. This atmospheric district is home to some of the city's most interesting and quirky bars, and it's a must-see for anyone looking to explore Tokyo's nightlife scene. During my recent visit to Golden Gai, I stumbled upon a hidden gem of a bar called Bar Araku. The entrance was unassuming, with a tiny door that led to a long red staircase. But once I climbed the stairs and entered the bar, I was blown away by the cool and intimate atmosphere. The decor was eclectic and quirky, full of bills From all over the world, with vintage posters and old records adorning the walls.

This alleyway was a really fun and interesting experience. There are a lot of bars open late at night. Most of the bars served meat skewers and/or noodles. I had a delicious yuzu beer at one of the bars here. The crowd is friendly and it’s a fun way to practice your Japanese and make new friends. You should visit at least once while in Shinjuku.

FOOD AND DRINK! Restaurants with 6 seats and everyone bustling by. What a lovely little market street of skewers and alcohol. This street is the perfect place to jump in and try anything and everything! The staff were busy but helpful. The beer was cold and the food was delicious. Just peak to see if there's a seat and tuck up next to others for some fast but very fresh and tasty food!

Very popular eating and drinking spot. It would pay to go early if you have your eye on a particular restaurant. The staff were very approachable and friendly. There were cards printed in English that helped to explain the procedure and what additional charges you would be charged. Very helpful. Setting expectations, it is quite small and compact. You will be almost rubbing shoulders with your seat, mate. It's all good fun. The food was yummy, and it inspired us to try and recreate upon returning home. A must try experience.

This was so much fun! The narrow alley is lined on both sides with restaurants and bars I enjoyed a delicious meal of grilled squid and veggies. Honestly, the portions were small relative to the price, but the food was tasty, and I loved the experience. Most of the patrons were tourists. Had nice chats with an Australian, a couple of Swedes, and a nice Japanese couple.

Beautiful alleyway with plenty of bars and great food. The drinks are a tad expensive considering you can get nomihodai at a cheaper price around Kanukicho, but it's worth a visit.

Highly recommended place to Take some real authentic pictures. Especially at afternoon or evening it’s gonna be magic. There are lot of traditional restaurants and bars for good food or a nice drink. It’s possible that owner don’t speaking English so could be difficult

April 6th: Amazing cluster of authentic food. Lots of places to choose from but decide quickly as seats fill up fast during dinner time. Really enjoyed this experience. You almost forget your in a narrow passageway in among a giant city. Highly recommend for the food and overall vibe.

Great streets with beautiful lanterns and orange leaves. Historical site but also pleasant to wonder through and eat or drink at the many cosy bars / restaurants in this area. Just be prepared to queue if you want a good spot and to be paying seating charge when you enter a place which is an additional fee on top of your orders from the menu.

I remember the first time I visited this place, many years ago. I found the how to get there instructions on a blog and it was hard to find. It's funny because it is actually right there. I feel like once I discovered it, it came to reality. If you discover it, enjoy the hot sake and yakitori which almost exclusively what these tiny restaurants sell. Visit it in the night, it will feel like one scene out of Blade Runner.

Here for the photographs only. It is a bit touristic given how popular this area has become, but I did observe a good amount of locals still dining at certain bars/restaurant. Night time sets the tone for great photos and a great spot to walk around.

Beautiful place in Tokyo with many izakaya bars. Great atmosphere in all of the bars, many different food options, just choose the vibes that hits you! Be aware that most of the bars have a cover charge as there is no many seats inside, they try to avoit people who stay for hours just drinkin tap water ! We had some amazing food with typical japanese drink. Really recommend this place if you want to be transported to Japan old days and have a good time!

Super cool place lots of food, it’s just as you imagine it! There ware bathrooms now, mostly clean and good food! Watch your tabs though there was twice I got over charged first time I didn’t know better and second time a local caught it with me and gave me half my money back!

This place is wonderful.you can even park on the road side to take pictures and relax in a bench..there's a shake shack burger where you can dine on their terrace so you can breath fresh air and enjoy the view ❤

I visited there with my old friends to watch the annual rugby match held at the National Stadium on Sunday December 4 2022 ! Its environment looked so peaceful & comfortable with the bloom of ginkgo leaves 🍁

I actually went to see the Olympic stadium. Couldn't go anywhere near it. There is a fence all around. However, there are so many amazing structures, buildings nearby. Also, I could see so many airplanes flying low over the stadium.

It was night time when I went to the park so it was obviously dark. However the vibrant yellow color of the Ginkgo trees were hard not to notice. Best to visit the place during the daytime to experience the best foliage. 🍂

Great experience seeing a Japanese baseball game, the lemon sours are super refreshing on a hot day

Lovely place to do car spotting! It’s within Tokyo city, so it’s easy to get to using the subway. I would recommend going during weekends to see the finest Tokyo automobiles Follow carsingapore on Instagram for more cars pictures!!

Foreigner friendly, they do have English menu, the sushi is pretty good, you can tell it is fresh and served in room temperature which how sushi should be served. The chicken karaage is not really recommend because of the price, the taste is good. Not a cheap place to be for sushi, but it won't let you down. 2 person for 10,000yen.

Cant decide which restaurant to try. As a visitor, it's probably a safe bet to pay a little more to ensure a quality sushi meal based on reviews in shinjuku. But given a chance, any of those restaurants at Tsukiji will offer fresher and better value for money options. Set meal prices has gone up.

My niece wanted to try a revolving sushi place at least once before we left Japan and we happened upon this place by chance. They open at 10:30am on the weekends so we were the first to be sat. The concept is definitely cool as you get to see the food before you select it and eat it. Be careful though as it all adds up at the end as they are priced by plate and each plate represents a different cost. Service was quick and pleasant. Our group had a good time. I didn’t feel like the sushi was any better than the States but we paid a bit more for the novelty of it.

The sushi was a love affair of quality, freshness and flavor from the start. We had read the prior reviews and marked the restaurant to try and were more than happy that we did. Good food, our waitress was sweet, patient and spoke English. One otoshi (the house appetizer that follows the order of an alcoholic drink for the small cost of 300-600 yen) was brought out for one of us, as he had ordered a beer and I had ordered green tea. Our waitress had been kind enough to also make us aware of this upon ordering. The only little criticism would be a lack of atmosphere, but even that held little sway when the food and service were excellent. We would go there again.

A famous chain for sushi in Japan. Quality at this location seemed less than what I remember back when I came in 2018 and went to another branch. Still, nigiri prices are pretty affordable and some of the tuna sashimi was 👌🏻👌🏻

Friendly service, sashimi quality is above average, and they have different varieties and combinations of sushi and sashimi. The price is reasonable. It's excellent to maintain high quality of a chain store.

This place is pretty foreigner friendly in the fact that they provide a menu with multiple languages (although you do have to ask for one if it’s not obvious to them that you are tourist). The most confusing part was figuring out how to order, so let me help you. The papers and pen that are on your table are there for you to order most of your food (the server will initially come up to you to ask what you would like to drink, I got a shochu matcha highball). IMPORTANT: If you order an alcoholic drink they will give you a small dish called “otoshi” which is mandatory and cannot be refused( tho you can chose to just not eat it). This is so you don’t drink on an empty stomach and is something that happens in most restaurants that serve alcoholic drinks. The nigiri (にぎり) is numbered on the menu and the numbers correspond on the order sheet. The two vertical columns ask if you want wasabi in your nigiri or not (left column is yes and right column is no). Indicate how many of that nigiri you want in the boxes (ex: 1,2,3). Anything that is not given it’s own box on the sheet can be indicated in the free blank boxes on the bottom right corner ( this is where I put my order for the assorted tuna dish and my miso soup). When you are ready to order and if you need anything else in the future, call a worker with a “sumimasen” and/or raise your hand to show its you who is calling them. P.S they give a complimentary green tea drink after your meal and the tuna is definitely the most worth it. Was not a fan of the marinated mackerel. My order of sushi + my alcoholic drink + yuzu sherbert (which I highly recommend for dessert) + and small miso soup = 7,557¥ which is about $52. Don’t forget to say “gochisosamadeshita” to the workers if you enjoyed the food!

We ended up picking this spot because the other sushi restaurants in the area weren't open until later in the day. The restaurant is foreigner friendly and had a multilingual menu available. Some of the lunch set prices were pretty good and included chawanmushi and miso soup. Sitting at the counter was a fun experience, as we got to watch the sushi chefs at work. And they were all friendly too. The sushi itself was pretty good, and I'd eat there again the next time I'm in the area.

Had a birthday dinner here with my family and it was an overall great experience. The staff and service was great, with English communication on par with the Japanese restaurants found in Australia. Their sashimis were excellent with good quality cuts but what stood out was my family's first experience with Chawan Mushi as it's flavours were very reminiscent of the broth found in a Balut/Penoy egg (Filipino) which we found very interesting! The more expensive prices were reflected upon the service and quality of the ingredients used in the dishes. We were sat on the basement floor very close to the chef who prepared our food - was a really great experience. Would probably not go out of my way to go back here but definitely a worthwhile experience!

Not as cheap as Kura and not soo fancy as other sushi restaurants but I honestly don't find many differences. The good thing is you can watch the chef doing the sushi right in front of you.

The food was aight. The service was aight. The vibe was aight. Nothing too special, but it should do if you are hungry. They forgot to give us utensils, water and napkins. They are very friendly though.

Wonderful and fun dinner experience. Very friendly staff and welcoming to foreigners (Minori spoke excellent English). Hiroshima style food was amazing. Only negative feedback is that some customers were smoking, but the restaurant didn't smell of cigarettes (very good ventilation). Gluten free options on the menu.

We tried the menu which is shown when booking via tablecheck and loved it. Actually you are not forced to take the whole menu when you made the reservation. I can definitely recommend the menu and the location, the staff was very friendly and energetic performing behind the teppanyaki plate.

Passed by randomly on our way in kabukicho! Do note that reservation is required as we arrived at 7pm and was told the next available seating is at 9pm. We returned promptly at 9pm and ordered the pork okonomiyaki, softshell shrimp and squid+ Japanese onion. Everything tasted great! The okonomiyaki is rather filling so do come with an empty stomach! The waiters have a special greeting to inform the entire kitchen of new customers, which I found quite amusing! Lastly, they have a cute freebie when you leave a review on TripAdvisor so do check it out! 😁

The place has a really typical Japanese atmosphere and the staff is very friendly. I had the best gluten-free okonomiyaki of my life, delicious to say the least! There is definitely some contamination, since they also cook gluten dishes on the same griddle, so it is not recommended for those who suffer from it. The teppanyaki experience was really fun: we were seated at the counter, with the cooks cooking in front of us, and we ate straight from the griddle.

Amazing atmosphere! Super fun place. We enjoyed the drinking game with the dices. We’re 2 vegetarians and stuff we’re very aware to what can we eat and what not as for vegetarians in Japan and was great!! The food was amazing we ordered the mushrooms and the classic and teppan baby and we really enjoyed!! 10/10!! Definitely will go back again!❤️ btw they also have gluten free options and vegan options!

We had an absolute amazing meal. We arrived with a stroller and the staff quickly helped us store it. Great food and fast service. Arigato Gozaimasu! You can see why they have so many rewards

I visited the place in Feb 2020 before Corona had hit the country. More than the food, I really liked the ambiance of the place and the cooking style. Every time a guest enters the restaurant, all the staff members welcome them by shouting something in Japanese. I had a great time there, the service was prompt and I somehow managed to order with the help of the friendly staff. I had ordered Okonomiyaki which was cooked right in front of my eyes. The food was enjoyable but I didn't find it extraordinary.

Found this place looking for good okonomiyaki following Google reviews. Decent Hiroshima style okonomiyaki (with the noodles, flour on the bottom and eggs on top) and teppanyaki cooked by the chef where you can watch. The staff had good service, the place is underground but has free wifi. Staff are energetic. There's an English menu but it's not the same as the Japanese menu so check both. Overall, wasn't bad though there's a lot of sodium in a lot of these dishes (as are things in Japan gerally I guess 😅)

I've been to many Okonomiyaki restaurants but this place has authentic Hiroshima style Okonomiyaki in Tokyo with All-you-can-drink at 2000yen. The staff are so friendly and do their best to use English! If you add garlic and cheese as toppings, it makes it even tastier 😲👍

Best okonomiyaki in my life! So beautiful too. Mine had seafood, tempura dried squid, grill noodles, egg, cabbage all in one

Different from Tepoenyaki in Sydney (no throwing fried rice or eggs). It has quite special Yuzu pepper sauce. If you order set, you can have certain drinks during 2 hours. The sake and plum wine taste good. Two of us for set dinner spent around ¥10,800.

10/10 food and experience. We went here at around 11pm on a Friday and got seated straight away. We sat at the grill and had the most delicious and interactive meal. From start to finish the energy was incredible. We had the wagyu, scallops, edamame, cheese wrap for starter - all were delicious. Then for mains we had the okonomiyaki for the first time ever which was also phenomenal. I would definitely return. Staff were amazing. The dice game is so fun. Highly recommend

I don’t know what I expected but it wasn’t this. It sounds like a joke. It is a joke. There are babies everywhere and the desert is a bottle of milky crème. And yet, the staff is awesome, the place is cozy, the prices are good and the food is delicious. 11/10

Good first shabu shabu experience. There's three options to choose from with the premium selection the most popular with tourists. The meat were excellent, although towards the end there were a few chewy and hard bits of meat. Service was excellent, multilingual staff available speaking Japanese, English and Chinese. There's a vegetable buffet at one end but the meat you order. They serve the meat quite quickly after asking for a refill. Overall, a good experience albeit a bit expensive.

When we arrived, we saw this restaurant is an all-you-can-eat one, which in our country means that the food is not the best. This was not the case in Nabezo, the hot pot was delicious, the meats were superb and all the ingredients were fresh and tasty. Also, our waiter, Kan, was really kind and she helped us choose the right options for us. Her english skills are the best we have found in our visit to Japan and she made us feel like at home. Totally recommendable for everyone that loves food and for those who want to discover the best that japanese cuisine has to offer

Wonderful experience! The quality and cleanliness of the restaurant and ingredients was great, the assortment of menus available was perfect, the help-yourself buffet bar for fresh vegetables, soup, noodles, rice and different sauces was delightful! Also loved that we had the option of choosing between so many different types of broth, with the option of doing a half-half so that we could try 2 different types during the same meal. For those that prefer fresh vegetables to accompany your meals, we really appreciated the fresh vegetables and salad dressings that were available at the buffet. Clean, fresh, crisp, and delicious! We arrived just a little before noon, so the place wasn't quite busy yet. The service was quick, the staff was helpful and attentive, and I found it very useful that they had supplied multi-lingual instructions for how to best enjoy the shabu-shabu and sukiyaki. We truly enjoyed our meal!

It was good to have unlimited quality meat. At first, I thought it was a little expensive, but now I think it's rather cheap. I had a lot of food lines during my trip to Japan, but I think this store is very good. I waited for about 15 minutes and went in. 꼭 가보세요! 줄이 많이 길지도 않고 일행도 엄청 만족했습니다:)

We had the Shabu shabu with Nabezo selection here (~¥3,800 per person). Vegetable and ice cream selection was great and delicious. The Shabu Shabu soup was light and the meat selection was acceptable but not outstanding. There is an option for 2 soups (additional ¥220 per person). The drinks bar was great with various types of teas and soft drinks (additional ¥300 per person). Overall a pleasant meal.

I highly recommend Nabezo to anyone looking for a delicious and authentic Japanese nabemono experience. The food is excellent, the atmosphere is great, and our waitress, Kan, was super sweet and helpful! The restaurant was not listed in English in the building’s directory, but just take the elevator to the eighth floor!

This is amazing! I am not a fan of all you can eat restaurants but this is Tokyo style. Incredible choice. Fresh amazing vegetables, the meat was delicious. Wonderful staff, so helpful and knowledgeable! Thank you Nguyen for being amazing! We will be back! Highly recommend

I planned to get the most expensive course with Japanese pork and beef. The other person I went with only wanted the basic Nabezo course though so the waitress said I can get the basic and order the Japanese pork and beef additionally per tray. So I did just that and was really really glad I did it as it saved us lots of money! We ended up only eating a total of 2 trays of the Japanese pork and beef as they will bring you all 4 trays of the basic meat in the beginning without ordering. We were both more than full after that so we wouldn’t have eaten a lot of the Japanese beef and pork. I suggest you do that too unless you say from the start you don’t want any of the basic meat! The all-you-can-drink Softdrink for 400¥ wasn’t really worth it for me as well as we only drank 2 glasses each. The options weren’t that great as well. Better stick with the free water and tea! The veggie options were great and everything was super fresh! Definitely recommend you to come by and try!

If you’re trying Shabu shabu /Sukiyaki as a first time, here would be a good option. Lunchtime cost is minimum ¥1980 ( 2 pork plates and “all-you-can-eat and drink”) and unless starting 13:20, you can’t enjoy fully 100 minutes of all-you-can-eat and drink. Because their lunch time closes at 15:00. Even if you arrive and start at 14:00, they don’t tell us the closing time, so be careful. ( Somehow lunch closes at 16:00 on Google map. So I misunderstand. They should update. ) I cannot eat a lot as much as before, and want just good quality meals each. Regarding that, I wasn’t satisfied.. it was just big potion. So I’d go Shimazu ( only Shabu Shabu) for lunch in Shinjyuku area, instead.

Great shabu shabu spot. $3500 for AYCE pork and beef of great quality. English speaking staff were available to explain and guide our group of 4. We had two split soup pots, great for members with dietary restrictions that can't mix. They're very flexible and allowed one person of our group to choose the all you can drink option!

Dined here 1 hour before closing. We felt of course a bit rushed, but the staff made sure that we had everything we needed. Great selection of meat. Good vegetable, drinks and dessert buffet. Next time we'll try to be here earlier.

It was our last day in tokyo and we decided on this place for lunch upon checking out the reviews. No regrets with Awesome dining experience with Nabezo. The staffs there were all so friendly especially the vietnamese staff there "MY" who was very attentive to our baby girl and even got her a small gift. We got the A5 wagyu buffet set course which set us back around 7000 yen per pax. The beef was absolutely fantastic and in huge portion as well. They had 4 soup base to choose from and an unlimited flow of vegetables and staples(rice,udon,noodles) for you to choose from. The toilets are also well clean and even have many small packets of mouth wash for you after your meal which was the first i seen in Japan. Location was easy to find as well and the best was probably the unlimited A5 wagu beef. Would return for sure if we ever come back again to Shinjuku

The portion is great, the taste is excellent! My mother loves the food here! Thank you for the great experience!

Down a side alley but not to hard to find with Google maps. Food was good and they had an English how to so no issues making the food. It dose seem the are closed between 5 and 6. Or at least they where on the Sunday we went. On the whole it was great and would go again.

Do it yourself Okonomiyaki, it's so tasty and a fun experience at the same time! You tell them what you want and they'll bring it in a bowl and you mix it to your liking and put it on the teppan/griddle (make sure you oil it up) and cook it on each side and it's ready to be devoured.

Staff knows English, a very nice place to have dinner. Food was delicious! Although the room can get a bit smoky which makes ur hair, clothes and bag smells. They've a basket (just like other restaurant) and a plastic bag for you to wrap your things into. They also give your cute English instructions.

This was my first time here. The staff helped me make mine and I was given options to choose the ingredients because of my allergies. Loved the experience.

What a fun place to eat! The restaurant was a bit tricky to find, so it definitely felt like a hidden jem. We ordered the Sakura Yaki and the Oudou Monja. Both were delicious and we enjoyed the experience of cooking it. If it's your first time cooking okonomiyaki or monjayaki, they have instruction sheets on how to do it. Just be careful with the cooking plate if you're bringing kids. We arrived early during lunch time during the weekday, and there were practically no one, a great time for people who hate crowds :) One last plus: they accept credit card!

It was a fun experience. You get seated at a table with your own hot plate. You can then order what you want, like okonomiyaki, noodles, seafood and prepare it yourself. They have an explanationsheet in English so you know what steps to follow when preparing your food. The restaurant looks a bit shabby, but the people where nice and the food was tasty, and that's what counts most.

Great restaurant where you get to try your hand at making okonomiyaki. Easy instructions for English speakers. Friendly staff. Highly recommend for a fun stop while visiting.

Make your own Okonomiyaki. It is great for the experience and the food is good. It will also only be good if you know how to cook. There should be at least 1 person who knows their way in the kitchen when you come here. Okonomiyaki is a little complicated to make. Every order will have to be made on your own on the teppanyaki top. The ingredients are fresh. Suggest to order the classic style okonomiyaki: classic or spicy for first timers. Also, Yakisoba is great (which you will also cook on your own). The restaurant is a little difficult to find. Let the street art guide you to it. As you enter go to the table with an iPad to list yourself and get a number. Their online reservation system is a little complicated. I still had to get a number from the counter.

Really nice place and it's so much fun to make your own okonomiyaki!

Despite having a reservation, they were incredibly rude at the door and ruined any fun mood we had to eat here. It’s kinda a tourist thing but there are much better places to get this kind of food and with better service. I have been living in Tokyo for 10 years and work in Harajuku. I have eaten here before the food isn’t bad, just the staff were sloppy, careless, passive, uninterested, almost annoyed they had to talk to customers. I would not recommend making this a stop on your list.

Just loved to be able to cook my own Okonomiyaki directly on the teppan. It's a rustic and quirky environment, perfect to have a beer and okonomiyaki with friends. Loved the service as well as the food

Very good experience the food is very good and the staff is really helpful, they provide you with a cooking guide if you have never cooked okonomiyaki. The prices are very cheap for the quantity you get !

You should make a booking for make sure you will have seat. I’ve booking at 11.00 am, so i got all you can drink included my course (YUKI) that make me surprise and impressive due to i don’t know before that. For meat, i think this restaurant is very good to try even they increase price for buffet but the quality still perfect.

5/5 - one word - AMAZING! Might feel a little expensive at the onset, but it’s worth every penny. Even the basic meat package is very high quality. All you can drink and eat is a great deal. Would definitely go again next time I’m in Japan.

If you want to indulge into a big feast without worrying about the budget, I would highly recommend this place. Their all you can eat menu I think ranges from $100USD to $190USD? I don't exactly remember the price, but you do get quality fresh food, including prime grade wagyu (wide variety), lobsters, crabs, scallops...Etc. It was one of the best meals I had in Japan.

All you can eat BBQ. Tasteful and stomach filling. Meats , veggies and seafoods were of good quality. Too bad my wife only took hot drinks so I couldn’t order any ‘all you can drink’ deal but had to order expensive single drink because the shop required all parties to order the same deal. Too bad.

Not sure which one is better! The service or the food! Make sure you book in advance, it is by far my favourite Japanese bbq in town, the cuts are on the mid range A5 grade, but all things considered it’s good value for what it has to offer especially if you get the combo with drinks included.

Fantastic food experience. The meat here was top notch, we enjoyed both the beef (cuts for the grill and for the shabu shabu) and the pork. Get the kimchi. We showed up at 3pm and were able to get a spot, but otherwise looks like a pretty busy place.

Heaven for Yakiniku lover! Good variety of beef pork and seafood. Wish I can comeback again. Menu are available in many languages. Eat all you can and enjoy. Must try all different types of beef. I was booking in advance which makes things a lot easier.

Was super lucky when we got here. Was told there was going to be a 90mins wait, but then a table had just opened up so we didn't have to wait! The meats were absolutely delicious! Try the crab (This was one of the last things we ordered, and we weren't going to) the crab meat just falls out! We had a little private room and shoes were removed at the door which was nice. Everything is ordered via a tablet and food is brought to you. Definitely recommend! Absolutely delicious!

Absolutely divine. Worth the price too! The cheaper meats (¥2200-¥4000)are already so tasty, can’t imagine how the premium ones would be like

Food is so good fresh, fast to your table. Service is EXCEPTIONAL. Couldn't recommend this place more. Very good quality meats and enjoyed the time here a lot

it was totally awesome! the beef was so amazing and all the manager(especially the lady who gave us the best service ever!) did there best on us. We really enjoyed eating our first trip to Japan meal! Thanks a lot!