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The staff speaks English, is very nice, and they have an English menu + a super detailed breakdown of the components of each meal for full awareness. The pasta was incredible. Very fresh, very tomato flavor. Very good. These pancakes were great. They’re good pancakes compared with ihop. Also other local Japanese pancake places. Not the best pancakes in the world. I will certainly come back. The venue has a good vibe and it’s nice and clean. I can see why this place was popular. So many items that I wanted to try, but I decided on a fresh Aussie breakfast. Everything tasted fresh. #japantrip #deliciousfood #tokyo

Posted: Oct 14, 2024

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