Small, cozy space with beautiful decoration and a relaxed vibe. Music and a TV playing sports create a lively atmosphere that can get a bit loud. Limited seating and a family-run feel add to the unassuming charm.
Soups here come very filling and delicious. The spicy seafood soup and Wonton soup stand out with rich flavors.
Yellow curry stands out as a favorite with a very good flavor. The pad Thai also pairs well with the curry options here.
"I loved the yellow curry and the pad thai here."
"Their soups were really filling and delicious."
"I thought the yellow curry was very good."
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The prices at Otop Thai Restaurant are wallet-friendly.
Lunch specials offer good prices and large portions.
Takeout is popular, and orders come in recyclable containers.
Small space with wooden stalls and booths creates a cozy, old-school Japanese home kitchen vibe. Atmosphere stays quiet and peaceful, offering a warm, inviting setting that feels authentic and calming. Regulars enjoy large portions and reasonable prices alongside a pleasant music system.
Udon soup stands out with rich broth and tender noodles. Options include chashu udon and a beef curry set served with udon. Miso soup also offers a solid choice.
Curry Nanban Udon stands out as a flavorful option that is not too big or expensive. The agedashi tofu and curry udon also offer solid choices, while the beef curry is more average.
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The menu offers an extensive selection of sushi, sashimi, and izakaya-style dishes.
Parking can be busy depending on the time, so arrive early or be prepared to walk.
The restaurant offers Japanese set menus with options to substitute udon, soba, or seimen.
Small indoor space with intimate seating and a cute outdoor patio creates a cozy, relaxed atmosphere. Dim lighting and mellow music set a chill vibe ideal for quiet dining. The place draws those seeking authentic Thai flavors in a welcoming setting.
Tom yum soup stands out with its bold, spicy flavor. The seafood soup offers a tasty, satisfying option. Shrimp Yum soup also features as a favorite choice.
Red curry chicken stands out with its perfect sauce and rich flavor. Penang curry with chicken also offers a satisfying and full-bodied taste that fills you up without overwhelming.
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Parking is limited, so consider street parking nearby.
The menu features a wide variety of authentic Thai dishes.
Expect large portion sizes that are great for sharing.
Roomy interior with Japanese floor seating and private rooms creates a cozy, homey vibe. Atmosphere feels authentic and inviting, with curtained booths adding privacy. Busy and lively, it draws those seeking authentic udon and a traditional izakaya experience.
Soups here feature a chicken soy sauce base that is both subtle and satisfying. The AKATSUKI Special House Hot Pot and the mentaiko motsunabe stand out for their rich and flavorful profiles.
Curry dishes feature a good balance of spices and fresh ingredients. The curry udon katsu combines perfectly cooked katsu with well-seasoned curry, and the Curry Beef Udon pairs well with Asahi beer.
Good to know
The restaurant is closed on Tuesdays.
Parking is easy even on weekends.
Get there early on weekends to avoid long waits.
Small space offers a clean, quiet atmosphere with a friendly vibe. Portions come very generous for the price, attracting many who enjoy the food. Water is served in bottles rather than glasses, adding a unique touch.
Seafood and chicken coconut soups stand out with hearty ingredients like tomatoes, mushrooms, onions, and lemongrass. Soups are generally not spicy and offer consistent flavors across visits.
Green curry stands out as a top dish here. Yellow curry comes in medium and spicy versions and pairs well with rice or fried rice with shrimp.
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Parking is less crowded before 1 pm on weekdays.
The meal cost my total bill was $26.
The portions are generous for the price.
Small dining space creates a cozy, intimate atmosphere with a lively, noisy energy when full. Friendly, casual vibe reflects traditional Japanese style, making meals feel like home-cooked comfort food experiences. Cramped seating and close tables emphasize an authentic, old-school setting.
Miso soup comes in a crazy large portion and includes bonito flakes for flavor. It tastes fresh and is served alongside salad in lunch bento boxes.
The curry features a good flavor and pairs well with fried chicken cutlet or chicken katsu. It complements other dishes like chicken teriyaki and vegetable tempura.
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Parking options include a lot in the back and street parking.
Expect a line starting at 5 PM when they open.
Arrive early to secure a table, especially during busy hours.
Small Japanese restaurant inside a market offers cafeteria-style seating with a great outdoor patio. Atmosphere shifts after 5pm when all orders switch to takeout packaging, though seating remains available. Known for crispy, juicy tonkatsu paired with fresh sides and quality rice, it stands out among food court options.
Fresh miso soup comes with meals like the Loin Katsu Set and demi glazed pork tonkatsu. Soups are homemade, not instant, and often paired with rice and salad.
Curry comes with a very little hint of spice and a solid flavor. Options include curry sauce or demi glaze on the side, with katsu dishes like Chicken Katsu with Curry available.
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After 5pm, all orders are automatically packaged for takeout.
Seating is limited, especially indoors, so arrive early.
Parking is plentiful at the Tokyo Central marketplace.
Drive-thru service offers a unique way to get ramen quickly. Indoor seating is clean and organized, with a few outdoor tables. The place attracts a diverse crowd craving Japanese fast food and serves affordable ramen with authentic flavors.
Soup here uses house-made broth that enhances the ramen's flavor beyond ready-made options. Occasionally, the soup order gets mixed up in the drive-thru, delivering a different soup than requested.
Chicken curry with udon comes with a small pork portion and a large amount of rice and curry. Curry udon pairs well with chili bomb and offers options like croquets and yakitori.
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Each box contains 2 ramen bowls and costs $17.50 out the door.
They offer online ordering, takeout, and dine-in options.
The restaurant has a drive-thru for convenience.
Japanese Italian cuisine blends with classic Western dishes in a cozy, Showa-era bistro setting. Soft jazz and warm yellow lighting create a relaxing, homey atmosphere with a quiet, mellow vibe. Tables fill steadily, especially on weekends, reflecting steady popularity and a friendly, welcoming energy.
Corn potato soup stands out as a must-try dish and comes with combos or dinner options. Soups are part of filling meals that include bread, salad, or potato salad alongside curry rice.
Offers a fusion of Japanese and Italian flavors with curry dishes. Curry rice pairs well with hamburger steak or spaghetti in a combo.
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Early diners before 12:00 PM might receive a free drink with their meal.
Expect a wait time of 45 minutes to an hour on Fridays and weekends.
During the week, there is usually a 10-15 minute wait if avoiding peak hours.