Giglio - Minato-ku

However, the service was a bit awkward. The servers didn't speak English very well and there were too few of them. I counted only 1.5 servers, with one appearing to be a combination of server and assistant chef. The staff seemed inflexible and insisted on doing things their way. I had a slightly uncomfortable experience when one of my party members arrived late and was served two items at once. The staff even asked why the third member was late, which was a bit impolite. Despite a few unpleasant surprises, I wouldn't discourage you from choosing this restaurant. The food is quite good, but they could improve by offering a better wine selection.

This review is written by a foreigner in Japan, and it is important to mention that. Starting with the positives, the food at this restaurant is quite good, although the menu is limited. The wine selection is average, and the prices are reasonable. This restaurant is suitable for both private and business meals. However, the service is lacking. The staff does not speak English well, and there are not enough servers - I only counted 1 full server and 1 assistant. The servers are inflexible and can be discourteous. For instance, they questioned why our third guest arrived late and served two items at once. Additionally, they were 15 minutes late in serving one of our party. This behavior is considered rude even by Japanese standards. Despite a few unpleasant moments, the food is enjoyable overall. I would recommend the restaurant, but suggest they improve their wine selection.

This is a position of foreigner and in Japan, which is important to say. To get the good things first, the food is quite good, although it had limited choices. The wine is average. The prices are not gone. So it's okay to choose the restaurant for private or business restaurants. The service is unpleasant. In part, because the servers do not speak English with any level of efficiency. There are too few servers... I counted them as 1.5 the 0.5 is a seemed to be a part server and part assistant chef. The servers are inflexible and everything has to happen or it does not happen. And as I said, it was a little unpleasant to be asked why was the third member of our three person who book late? And when the person arrived, he served two items at once. And he was too late at 15 minutes. It's not that there are dinner slots that could be used when we finished earlier. Even according to Japanese standards, this was rude to say the least. But don't let me stop you from choosing the restaurant because I had three not maybe four moments of unpleasant surprises. The food is pretty good. But the restaurant would do well to store a little better wine.

Last evening, my husband and I met. We had eaten here together before, and everything was delicious. The casual atmosphere made us feel relaxed. The lunch menu is great value, but it's very popular and crowded, so it's not easy to come back for dinner.

This is a point of departure and in japan, that is important to say. to get the good things first, eating is quite good, although it had limited decisions. the wee is average. the prizes are not gone. so it is in order to choose the restaurant for private or business restaurants. the service is unpleasant. because the server does not speak English with any level of efficiency. there are too few server. I counted them because it is a partially server and a partial assistant cook. the server is inflexible and everything has to happen to her or it does not happen. and as I said, it was a little embarrassing to be asked why was the third member of our three person who book late? and when the person arrived, he served at once two items and he was about 15 minutes too late. it is not that there are evening slots that could be used when we finished earlier. even according to Japanese standards, this was rude to say the least. but don't let them stop me from choosing the restaurant because I had three not maybe four moments of unpleasant surprises. eating is pretty good. the restaurant would do well to store a little better wein.