Tokyo Diner (Chinatown)

• I am hesitant to write a review on Tokyo Diner (Chinatown) as I feel it is my little secret
• People don't seem to know about this hidden gem that is smack bang in central London
• Tokyo Diner is a very tiny
• Very reasonable and good quality with charming staff and prompt service
• The meal started with a light and yet rich Miso Shiru
• Everything was pretty damn good
• Everything was really nice
• I had a very very tasty soup in a cozy atmosphere with a fantastic service
• My only issue is the size of the restaurant
• We tried the Nigiri Set with a side of Wakame Green Salad and Aubergine Age Bitashi
• All of which were really great
• The Aubergine was something I had not tried before
• Friendly and fast staff and a deep feeling that you are not in London anymore
• Flavourful and with a smooth texture
• All the donburi are fulfilling and delicious
• The curries are to die for and with the lunch sets
• Every dish is a feast that will leave you satisfied
• The service was great and they were very friendly
• I recently visited Tokyo Diner (Chinatown) after a long time and was in for a shock
• The ambience is just fine but the staff behaviour is quite bad
• The staff is rude and ill mannered which is a shameful thing for a restaurant of this stature
• The service is horrifying
• The only positive thing that i can think about Tokyo Diner (Chinatown) is probably its service
• Other than that the Japanese food offered here is barely average and in fact the lowest quality of this cuisine i have had the chance to taste
• All those people who are fans of Japanese cuisine i suggest you to utterly give Tokyo Diner (Chinatown) a miss
• The Tokyo Diner is a good place to dine out and will always leave you feeling content
• The food served here is sumptuous and extremely pocket friendly
• Tokyo Diner (Chinatown) is great if you want to grab a quick bite while enjoying a luxurious and calm environment
• I recently tried this Japanese place and was quite impressed with it
• The snacks were delicious and as was the Japanese green tea
• I am the kind of person who is not easily impressed by the restaurant serving just good food
• Even though the owners of Tokyo Diner (Chinatown) seems to be English but they still they are doing justice to their food
• Worth a visit as it is very reasonably priced
• The food quantity is decreasing on quite a good rate and the quality is also going down
• Tokyo Diner (Chinatown) is becoming more expensive
• Even though the standards are going down
• Tokyo Diner (Chinatown) is your answer to a not so well planned date or a spontaneous plan with friends
• The service here is mostly consistent and so is the food
• A point to be noted here is that Tokyo Diner (Chinatown) never leaves you disappointed
• Tokyo Diner (Chinatown) is busy but never chaotic
• I came here often when I was studying in the city and found it to be amazing
• The chicken bento is something I recommend to everyone for its amazing taste
• The katsudon is absolutely delightful
• Every item is refreshing and full of flavours without being too pretentious
• The waiting time can get a bit tedious later in the day but the staff is quite efficient and amicable
• Tokyo Diner (Chinatown) is highly recommended
• The staff was not particularly impressive with the most of the waiters being rather unfriendly or cold and unprofessional
• The food in my opinion is then again quite like the ones served in a canteen
• They are pretty comforting and taste authentic and traditional but are not that extra ordinary at all
• I've been to Tokyo Diner (Chinatown) a couple of times with friends and am thoroughly impressed by the friendliness of their service and the fabulous taste of their food
• The food is authentic Japanese and is quite affordable as well
• Among the dishes that I really admire are their Pork Katsu bento
• Especially the katsu curry which was cooked to perfection
• The ambience was great with beautiful decor and had an authentic feel to it
• The service was pretty efficient as well
• I ordered chicken katsu which was very well prepared
• The restaurant has a diverse menu in Udon but not much variety is there in the Sashimi department
• Especially the pork and noodles which were cooked to perfection
• The service was pretty quick and efficient with the staff being quite warm and friendly
• Tokyo Diner (Chinatown) is quite reasonable and thus
• The food here is absolutely delightful
• Noodles and sushi here are some of the dishes that you must try
• The staff here is very quick
• The food here is authentic Japanese food and the menu offers a huge list of amazing dishes
• Both of which were brilliantly prepared and tasted absolutely delicious
• The only negative point was the attitude of the owner
• The food is not very reasonably priced as we were still hungry when we were leaving the restaurant
• The portions are not that big
• The service was pretty efficient
• The ambience was great with beautiful decor and pretty comfortable seating
• The complimentary tea and rice crackers were served quickly
• My bento arrived with a lid which I thought was super cute
• It was a little on the dry side but that was helped with the tonkatsu sauce
• Bigger portions are free at Tokyo Diner
• What was interesting is that the menu actually advises eating sushi with your hand to get the actual flavour
• So if you aren't very good with chopsticks have no fear
• Tokyo Diner (Chinatown) is about as authentic as a cheap and cheerful restaurant on a Tokyo side street gets
• 1 off what are already very good value meals
• It's still always very busy though waiting times for seating is not too bad
• The restaurant itself has a very authentic Japanese feeling with Japanese staff and lots of Japanese decorations
• The portion sizes are good and if you are especially hungry
• I usually go for the Katsu curry which is on par with every other Katsu curry I've tried in the capital
• The variety on the menu is good with different currys
• Drinks are also reasonable with a good selection of Japanese alcohol and soft drinks as well as the usual affair
• Tokyo Diner is a very satisfying experience
• The quality is very good for the reasonable prices
• Have some nice policies around the sustainable sourcing of ingredients which is why it doesn&rsquo
• All money left on tables is donated to the homeless
• All dishes are superb on the menu and one is spoiled for choice
• Only thing is that a queue outside means long wait for delicious food
• Everything was good but I loved Age Dashi
• The Ton Katsu Dan was really something
• It is a bowl of rice with breaded pork fillets and fried egg as well
• Once seated we were served some hot tea before even ordering

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