The Open Guide to London: the free London guide - Differences between Version 9 and Version 4 of Tokyo Diner
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| * <b>Nearest [[tube]] station:</b> [[Leicester Square Station|Leicester Square]] |
* <b>Address:</b> [http://www.streetmap.co.uk/streetmap.dll?P2M?P=WC2H7JP&Z=1 2 Newport Place, WC2H 7JP] * <b>Locale:</b> [[Chinatown]] / [[Soho]] * <b>Nearest [[tube]] station:</b> [[Leicester Square Station|Leicester Square]] |
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The Tokyo Diner is perfectly described by its name. If it weren't for all the gaijin ''(I think you mean Londoners)'', it would fit perfectly in Tokyo with the electric thump-handle door and small floor space. |
The Tokyo Diner is perfectly described by its name. If it weren't for all the gaijin ''(I think you mean Londoners fool)'', it would fit perfectly in Tokyo with the electric thump-handle door and small floor space. |
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The tea is free. You get the bill with your main course, and pay at the counter by the entrance when you're finished. |
The tea is free. They gave us the bill with the main course. |
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It's busy at lunchtimes but usually seems to have a small table free. There's a special (cheaper, as if it wasn't cheap enough already) lunch menu. address='2 Newport Place, Leicester Square, London, WC2H 7JJ' category='Japanese Food,Restaurants' |
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hours_text='"noon till midnight 365 days"' |
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map_link='http://www.streetmap.co.uk/streetmap.dll?P2M?P=WC2H7JJ&Z=1' opening_hours_text='"noon till midnight 365 days"' |
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postcode='WC2H 7JJ' |
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- Address: 2 Newport Place, WC2H 7JP
- Locale: Chinatown / Soho
- Nearest tube station: Leicester Square
The Tokyo Diner is perfectly described by its name. If it weren't for all the gaijin (I think you mean Londoners fool), it would fit perfectly in Tokyo with the electric thump-handle door and small floor space.
And just like in Japan, as they clearly state on the bill, they don't take tips.
The food is fine, and quite cheap for London, although it's cheaper in Tokyo. As an idea of the price, I recently visited with a friend and the bill came to £22 between us.
An anonymous visitor tells us that they recently (April 2003) "got a nasty case of food poisoning here".
Visited recently (Aug 2003), and found the selection for vegetarians wasn't brilliant, but there were options available, and they did explicitly acknowledge the existence of vegetarians in the menu.
The tea is free. They gave us the bill with the main course.
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