麻鳥

Ate here recently. Seemed like a nice local and traditional restaurant. My coworker and I ordered a course dish while on a business dinner. Ever since eating one of the raw fish dishes I’ve been extremely sick, which has been ongoing for over 3 days since eating here. Both of us were very sick the d...ay after eating here, but I’m still ill 3 days later and need to seek medical care now. Very upset and will be warning others about this place.

November 2024に訪問

As our first pick was closed we headed for Asadori a true local yakitori spot in Asakusa. We tried a yakitori set which included meatballs, salmon, scallops, and peppers as well as chicken, the staff was attentive, the interior was attractive, and the overall experience was very satisfying

May 2019に訪問

Asadori is one of our favorite Tokyo restaurants. It is near the Senso-Ji Temple in the Asakusa mariket area, There is often a wait for a table at lunch time, but for an early dinner you can usually get in without a wait, We like the "Western-style tables downstairs. There is an English menu wit...h pictures. "Sticks" -- grilled meat and veggies -- are specialities. The "rice kettle" is wonderful, but takes about 30 minutes to prepare. You can order a salad or sashimi as well, along with other traditional Japanese dishes such as egg custard with mushrooms. Beer and soft drinks as well as tea and water are available, No credit cards.

November 2018に訪問

This restaurant was recommended by Aki, our tour guide on the miracle cycling tour, best meal we had in Tokyo! They don’t have an English menu on the outside, but they do have them inside. Amazing service, very friendly and helpful, the food is principally steam rice dishes, they make while yo...u wait, it takes about 30 minutes, so you order sides like grilled chicken livers (lovely) or grilled chicken sticks, recommend the crab salad. Notes - They have a large room upstairs, with traditional seating for larger parties/groups. Well worth a visit - don’t be put off by the lack of reviews, I think that’s because they don’t have an English menu...

October 2017に訪問

Why not try something completely new... especially after we'd been turned down by two of the cheap 'plastic' restaurants and one more with a sign out front saying 'no English' that refused us entry. We stood outside Asadori checking Trip Advisor for restaurants but all the recommendations were 20 mi...nutes away, and a cold wind was blowing so we just turned around and inquired. They graciously let us in and we had a meal served in a traditional rice kettle... delicious and served with the best miso soup ever! Meal with beer and saki, 2 kettles was $4500.

January 2017に訪問