Teyandei

Cute restaurant tucked in the back streets of Nishi Azabu. Fun atmosphere with very enjoyable food. Be sure to get the uni soba which was delicious! Another big favourite was the sukiyaki croquettes!

Disappointing experience when I had fairly high expectations. We were seated upstairs in a private room (which was nice to have). However, the air conditioning didn't work sufficiently, so it was very uncomfortably warm. The service was extremely slow and the food was mediocre, at best. It's also worth noting that upstairs is traditional Japanese seating, which means you sit on the floor (which can be uncomfortable for some). All that being said, the downstairs seating looked lively and the dessert was yummy!

We were here in a large group for an after work team dinner. The second floor was floor squatting only, which was quite uncomfortable. Also the Aircon simply could not keep up and it was uncomfortably warm. They served veg options ordered in advance bit service was slow. Location is out of the way but the area in which the restaurant is set is very nice.

Uck. Upstairs is a cave. Service is slow and poorly spaced. Food portions is uninspired. Worst I've had in a long time.

One of the worst dinners I've had in my entire life. Glacial service, the second floor is a sauna, and uninspired gross food.

Came with a group and was seated upstairs. Crappy space, service was terribly slow and fixed menu was too little food and not very good. Eat somewhere else.

Casual restaurant which is great for groups who care about privacy. Reservations are highly recommended for groups. The food is a fusion of Japanese and western.

Great location and food. Second floor seating is uninspired and makes you feel second class, even though you're paying same prices as ground floor.