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My very first time African cuisine I did not familiar with any of the dish I had still all were enjoyable enough to motivate me another dishes for next visit

Nice African and Arab restaurant. I tried their Vegan Mattza (assorted Lebanese-style vegetable side dishes, including falafel, carrot salad, marinated cabbage and hummus) with couscous for ¥1,100 and it tasted really good. The place has a nice atmosphere with African and Arab decoration. It’s not a very big place (they have like 7 seats at a counter), but it’s cozy and the owners are very nice and friendly. English menu available. You can pay by cash, card and other cashless options.

Visit every time when i get to tokyo. Usually a restaurant next to this one is crowded maybe because tourist wants to feel japanese cusines. But if you want to feel very local vibes of tokyo, visit here. Meals are very very tasty. Ive been to tokyo more than 10times, and i highly recommend this restaurant

Need to come back for the peanut stew. See photos for African Special Meal B. The appetizer platter was lovely and mains well balanced. The carob cake was nice and Swahili vegan chai was properly spicy and beautifully brewed. The baobab juice was fresh and interesting - like mix of pear, guava, apple with a hint of pineapple.

When I come to visit again I would love to try more. The flavor was wonderful and the portion size was perfect.

African cuisine with plenty of vegan options specifically mentioned in the menu. The taste was a bit different from other cuisines and it came as a surprise. Can try if you want to try something different.

It deserves at least 4 stars. I am not familiar with this type of African cuisine, but I must say it was very good. The cuscus felt nice and the appetizer tray had very good components. It is cramped as it has only 6 seats, so it is a matter of luck if you can find any or not.

Excellent. The food is fresh, delicious and very well cooked. The shop is tiny, just 7 seats on the counter, with a comfortable atmosphere and African background music. Definitely a place for a casual lunch. The owner is friendly and sociable. English menu available.

My very first time African cuisine I did not familiar with any of the dish I had still all were enjoyable enough to motivate me another dishes for next visit

Nice African and Arab restaurant. I tried their Vegan Mattza (assorted Lebanese-style vegetable side dishes, including falafel, carrot salad, marinated cabbage and hummus) with couscous for ¥1,100 and it tasted really good. The place has a nice atmosphere with African and Arab decoration. It’s not a very big place (they have like 7 seats at a counter), but it’s cozy and the owners are very nice and friendly. English menu available. You can pay by cash, card and other cashless options.

Visit every time when i get to tokyo. Usually a restaurant next to this one is crowded maybe because tourist wants to feel japanese cusines. But if you want to feel very local vibes of tokyo, visit here. Meals are very very tasty. Ive been to tokyo more than 10times, and i highly recommend this restaurant

Need to come back for the peanut stew. See photos for African Special Meal B. The appetizer platter was lovely and mains well balanced. The carob cake was nice and Swahili vegan chai was properly spicy and beautifully brewed. The baobab juice was fresh and interesting - like mix of pear, guava, apple with a hint of pineapple.

When I come to visit again I would love to try more. The flavor was wonderful and the portion size was perfect.

African cuisine with plenty of vegan options specifically mentioned in the menu. The taste was a bit different from other cuisines and it came as a surprise. Can try if you want to try something different.

It deserves at least 4 stars. I am not familiar with this type of African cuisine, but I must say it was very good. The cuscus felt nice and the appetizer tray had very good components. It is cramped as it has only 6 seats, so it is a matter of luck if you can find any or not.

Excellent. The food is fresh, delicious and very well cooked. The shop is tiny, just 7 seats on the counter, with a comfortable atmosphere and African background music. Definitely a place for a casual lunch. The owner is friendly and sociable. English menu available.