菜な 渋谷 マークシティ店

The food was mediocre and overpriced. But the service, well that’s something else entirely. Our waitress knew we were foreign and offered us an English menu. She also spoke fluent English so there should not have been a misunderstanding with our bill. But when we questioned one of the items, she... mentioned a Japanese term meaning an appetizer prepared by the chef. But instead of it being complementary they charged us an extra ¥1200. Her response was “oh, you don’t know what that means?” So despite it being a clear lack of communication on her part she did not apologize or remove it from our bill. And yes, it is a small charge. But we still felt taken advantage of which is a rare occurrence in Japan.

November 2024に訪問

Excellent food, been there for lunch and we all opted for different set menus including the special of the day. Service was very good and took good care of us providing the needed information for non Japanese speakers. Very reasonable price for a very qualitative lunch and experience. Place was not ...too crowded so very enjoyable experience.

May 2023に訪問

We went here twice in three days for two main reasons: - The food is really Good, original and well.cooked - The service is exceptionally friendly and fast. The price is appropriate considering Shibuja

April 2019に訪問

When you walk in you are greeted by the chef and his team which is a nice experience. We sat at the bar watching the chef working in the kitchen. Food was fantastic with a great atmosphere. Waiter spoke good English and service good.

August 2018に訪問

My friend and I went to this restaurant for lunch on the recommendation of her sister. Nana is located in Mark City, which is attached to Shibuya train station in Tokyo. Even if you can’t read Japanese, the restaurant is easy to find. There are lots of bilingual signs that will get you there. Almost... all the set lunches are pictured in the menu. The only one that isn’t is “today’s special”. “Today’s special” is 1,000 yen. It includes a main dish (in our case, a generous portion of grilled fish), plus miso soup, rice, pickles, and a side dish of vegetables. You can get free seconds on the miso soup and rice, but for us, what we were served initially was plenty. The other menu choices were around 1,300 yen. When we were there, most of the lunch customers were women, but there were a few men. When we got there, it was close to noon and the restaurant was full, but we only had to wait about 5 minutes for seats. They don’t take your name. The people waiting line up, and get seated in the order that they’re in the line. We were given the choice of counter or table seating. If you’re not Japanese, I think that you’ll find the tables more comfortable. All the customers were chatting vigorously over their lunches, but even though it was noisy, my friend and I had no problem hearing each other talk. Overall, the lunch was ample, the food tasted good, and the price was reasonable, especially given the large amount of food we were served. If you’re in Shibuya station and looking for a place to eat, this is a good choice. Nana is open for lunch and dinner seven days a week, including holidays.

April 2016に訪問