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You choose the sake (or accept the help of the staff) and you build your meal around that.
You will always get generous portions of sake here, and of the great quality.
the staff does speak English and are very welcoming.
you will have to call and make reservations. if you're on a budget, you can tell them and they will plan your meal accordingly.
11:30- 2pm and 6 - 11:30pm
Favorite Dish: the sake, of course.
Written Aug 20, 2010
Phone: 03-3770-0878
Website: www.kaikaya.com
Sangoku-ichi is an udon restaurant. Prices are good, the food is good and it’s a great place to have a party.
They have spacious rooms, a variety of food and can handle large parties or small groups. Staff is quick and attentive.
They have an English menu as well.
Favorite Dish: The 1,500 yen all you can drink (2 hours). You won't find a better deal in Tokyo!
Written Oct 27, 2008
Phone: 03-3354-3591
Website: http://www.sangokuichi.co.jp/shops/shop_east.html
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Remember the film site for Lost in Translation? Well, if you can't afford to stay in that luxurious, I guess the next best thing you can do is to eat a champagne brunch in one of their spectacular restaurants. For Y5,800, you can have a nice Sunday brunch with a glass of champagne. It includes a main dish and a DESSERT buffet! Yum, for an even cheaper deal, drop in on a weekday and it'll cost you Y4,200 (US$38) minus the bubbly.
Written Sep 4, 2005
Address: Nishi-Shinjuku 3-7-1-2, Park Hyatt Tokyo 52F.
Website: http://tokyo.park.hyatt.com
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You're alone in Shinjuku and you're petrified at the thought of eating raw fish. Well, you don't have to. The best thing to eat over there is actually YAKITORI, a tasty, smoke-infused chicken kebab ,grilled over hot toasty coals. One taste of this goodie on a stick and you'll be transported to food haven.
If you ask any Japanese salary man in Shinjuku where the best Yakitoti can be eaten, they'll tell that it can be found many of the run down shacks in '*** alley' . I beg to differ, ambience counts just as much and I would rather have it in this pleasant eatery. For Y2800, I can have a nice 7 course 'kaiseki' meal of skewered chicken and vegetables. Simple and delicious. The free-range grilled chicken served here is the absolute best. If you're feeling adventurous like me, you can try crunchy chicken gizzard and chicken liver Like foie gras, it is rich, tender and fatty all at the same time. Don't believe me? Why just look at the picture and tell me what you think.
Written Sep 4, 2005
Address: Nishi-Shinjuku 1-1-5, Shinjuku Lumine 1, 6F.
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There are many seafood restaurants in Shinjuku that needs no advertisements or maps. You can simply locate them by following the scent of freshly grilled prawns and fish ! Oiishi !
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Updated Sep 4, 2005
Favorite Dish: (last date visited - July 7, 2007)
- celebrated my b-day here with my Japanese friends Aya and Ken
Updated Jul 8, 2007
Address: Shinjuku
Website: http://www.toho-kenbunroku.com/
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the food is wonderful, it is an all you can eat/drink restaurant.
Favorite Dish: i really like the gyoza and the fried rice.
Written Jan 15, 2004
Address: shinjuku
every menue is shown infront of each place
Written Oct 8, 2003
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very fun sushi place with lots of screeming of the cooks going on.
Written Oct 8, 2003
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