Tokyo Alley

Food was majorly lacking in flavor. The spring roll was dripping grease to the point of being soggy. The noodles come in some milky sauce. Over all I had high hopes because everyone recommended the place and it was a flop. The atmosphere is nice but the place is so small you can’t hear any conversation at your table. Go to ninja across the alley.

Wow! I went here yesterday with some friends and I was absolutely amazed at the atmosphere. I was a little nervous at first because it is truly located in an alley , but once you walk in the lady at the cash register (I think she owns the place) greets you with a smile and warmth. The set up was beautiful with lit candles, wooden tables and a bench with pillows. The waiter , John, was delightful. Full of kindness and hospitality. He shared tips with us on what to buy and he checked on us often. The table soup was delicious , the Pad Thai was really yummy , and the serving sizes were really hefty for the price you pay. My friends and I all ordered different dishes so we could try each there food and the cold noodles were light , refreshing, and full of flavor ! I highly recommend this restaurant. Also, I ordered hot green tea and the waiter brought it out with a black cup and tea kettle , it was the cutest thing and made the experience feel authentic.

Lunch specials pricey, unlike other places where lunch specials are more affordable. Shrimp was tasty. I had Bangkok Shrimp $14 it was not spicy, and other person had Bangkok Chicken $12. The cheese roll, is just one for $2.50, we had 2. We had water to drink, the cold noodle salad was the highlight. Sides are noodle salad, rice or mixed vegetables. We both had leftovers, so in that aspect, we got our monies worth.