Sasaya Cafe - Tokyo

An old favourite of my girlfriend, this was my first time here. We both chose the breaded tempeh lunch set which was delicious, a good sized portion with a nice mixed salad in a tasty sesame dressing, some pickled veg, rice and a little cup of soup. A perfect lunch and a great atmosphere in this cafe which also sells nice t-shirts. It's a nice little walk from the metro, along the little canal in the shadow of the Skytree tower.

Very friendly staff, menu in English. I've ordered curry, it was very nice, but portions could be bigger in my opinion... You can try there some vegan cakes and organic beers. Location near to Tokyo Skytree.

The restaurant has a fantastic location, affordable prices (approximately 1,000-1,500 yen), excellent food, and service. I highly recommend it!

My friends and I stumbled upon this charming restaurant on a Monday, initially thinking it was closed. To our delight, it was actually open! The Indian-style food here is delicious and seems to be freshly made. We sampled the curry with breaded fried tempeh and brown rice, and we thoroughly enjoyed it.

We had lunch here today, which was just as pictured in the photos above: wonderfully crispy deep-fried tempeh (yum! , fresh salad and tasty rice, with the option to add a curry for a larger portion. The staff were friendly and helpfully explained what the dishes were (in limited English but still much better than my Japanese! . The cafe itself was spacious and quiet, which made for a pleasant, relaxing experience. The Oyokogawa Water Park just outside is also worth a visit (if only to cross the many little bridges .