Tokyo Shokudo

$15.00 for my meal and they can't even give me a glass of tap water, they sent me to another restaurant stall to get water and they weren't giving it out. They used the Covid excuse for not supplying water, it's 2024 I don't think I'm getting Covid from a glass of water, they just want to make more money by selling me a bottle of water. That and the fact they gave me about 1/4 bowl of miso soup means I will never return. Just how cheap can you be?This cheap ass place sucks!!!

Curry-rice and fried oysters are the best choices here, Japanese taste food, not quite Japanese style presentation and service. I've had better but in Hawai'i or San Francisco. A little pricey, but that's the Western Suburbs normal. Good onigiri, it's already wrapped up. You may or may not get my comparison but it's not as good as Hawai'ian 7-11. That still means it's pretty good onigiri and musubi, it's just not at the level of a high turnover Aloha state 7-11 - that's kind of a high standard.

I tried Tokyo Shokudo for the first time in the Mitsuwa Market last week - it was just okay. My girlfriend did not like the chicken cutlet bowl she said the meat just was weird. I had the spicy beef bowl - it was okay but the beef was just warm not hot which makes me think it wasn't really that fresh. They give you a ton of rice in the bowls here. Maybe I will try something else from here next time, also don't go at noon on a Saturday it's way too crowded you will be waiting a very long time and will have to wait longer to get a table to eat at.

Since it was prepackaged, I had their teriyaki spam onigiri for a snack. It features rice, spam, egg omelette wrapped in seaweed and covered with teriyaki sauce. It has a great sweet and savory flavor, but I think it would be better if the spam had been cooked so that it had a nice crispy texture. I wish it was warm instead of chill.Their chicken katsu egg with curry was my main course. The chicken was cooked in conjunction with an egg, which made it lose its crispy texture even though the chicken was tender and well breaded. The curry tastes amazing and has a texture that I enjoy, but it seems bland compared to other curry I've had that included carrots, potatoes, onions, and pulled meat.

I guess I have to set some facts straight since there are some questionable reviews on here. The employees don't ignore customers, once you figure out what you want to order you just tell the cashier. Food doesn't take that long, remember they're not making you chicken nuggets and French fries. Food is pretty decent. Pricing is moderate since there is inflation and places are short staffed. Oysters were good, juicy on the inside. I ordered cha siu maze soba Tokyo style. Noodles with the sauce were a little salty but definitely not unbearable. The cha siu was not chewy. Jumbo shrimp curry was good. Curry sauce has a nice robust taste especially combined with the rice. Shrimp was tasty.

My friend and I were sampling various different vendors at the Mitsuwa food court this past Tuesday evening and Tokyo Shokudo was one of them.PORK EGG CURRY - 15.49The portions are big, but for what it is, it's pretty expensive. There was some rice, some cabbage slaw, and pickled radish. Then of course, there is the pork cutlet mixed with egg and curry. Overall, flavors were pretty good but it was way too salty. I felt like the amount of salt in the curry and pork overshadowed any other seasoning in it. Both my friend and me found it a bit unappetizing after awhile. The pork was probably my favorite part as it was mixed well with the egg.

Great Japanese curry; you can't go wrong. I feel like the ramen shop in Mitsuwa gets so much clout that a lot of other shops go a little unnoticed (just a little though, all the shops do well). This place has great menu items at a decent price though so why not give this place a shot. Service is okay but you just go up and order, so what do you really need? It's a food court in a supermarket, so honestly I feel like anything under 4 stars, people are just overreacting or being snobby. Sorry if I hurt someone's feelings, but that's just my opinion. If you're looking for award winning food and service, maybe expand to outside of a supermarket.

When we come to mitsuwa we always get food at Tokyo Shokudo. I've never been to the other food court stalls lolWe usually order fried oyster plate, mazesoba, or the katsudon. The fried oysters are a must try!

Very good! Well-worth a try. I have no doubt we will be back again. It is far better than most Japanese restaurants in food courts, and easily a solid four stars regardless where it was located. We were quite pleased with our meals. We have not tried their ramen dishes, so take that into consideration when evaluating the review. They use chicken thighs for the cutlets, so that might be different for diners who are used to white meat. I can easily see Tokyo Shokudo become a part of our trips to Mistuwa Grocery Store and Kinokuniya Bookstore.

We came all the way from Chicago with one hour drive. We ordered soba and it is extremely salty. We are very disappointed. Not come back again.