Tokyo Cafe

Melia Lie

we used this resto once we were thinking we'd get all of the sushi that people want but we were amazed to see pasta, sandwiches, ice cream, and japanese espresso. we nevertheless tried the meals anyway. it's nothing beats japanese. my boyfriend mentioned, restoslike they are sprouting around japan. they're opening their lifestyle to the west. but nonetheless i believe a resto or cafe such as this must have 'tokyo' in it's name whether it's nothing beats sushi or sashimi. but we shall tried what they have got. good food. extravagant decorations. reasonable cost. we attempted the SM Megamall branch. just a little small. but ok. general ok. still, not really tokyo.

Alraffari Abudzar

We had our supper at the Tokyo Cafe inside SM Mall of Asia yesterday evening. Initially, we thought it is a overall Japanese resto. We had been surprised to notice in the menu there are actually even more Western dishes than genuine Japanese ones. Incidentally,the meals tastes good however, not great. Atmosphere is okay. Provider is fast. Costs are reasonable. A good place to eat together with your family and friends.

Ryan Adiputra

I had my supper here yesterday evening (Jan. 13, 2013) at SM North Edsa The Block branch with my pal. We were instantly seated on a couch-like chair and desk area. The atmosphere was cozy, very easy yet fine. I noticed the picture of aEuropean put on the walls which produced me a little confused since it's known as Tokyo cafe but I simply thought that probably they wanted to be considered a little various. SO, we ordered: Mushroom 'n garlic pizza = just common thin crust pizza Orange juice = taste just like the orange juice we bought inside groceries that will come in carton packaging, sour :) Chicken trio = fried poultry with fries, taste great, not too salty sufficient Cream hamburg = great, blends properly with the lotion, yummy! 2 steamed rice Overall bill: 898.00 (pricey!)