Tokyo Tokyo Street Food Restaurant in Manchester

Reviews

1. Teiro Araldo ★★★★☆

   The staff were very lovely. The wait for my food was around 20 minutes, my friends ordered at the same time so they had to make everyone's food and I tried everyone else's food for comparison. I think the Yakisoba Noodles were on the bit blander side but they were still well made and I enjoyed the dish. The one that I really liked are the chicken bites/legs. They were really full of flavour and I couldn't stop eating enough of them. Would come again.

   almost 7 months ago
2. Meryem Tello ★★★★★

   I am surprised that this place isn’t as busy as it actually should be! By far - and I have tried a lot of Gyozas - the best Gyozas in Town! I have never had such massively filled Gyozas and they were absolutely delicious. Also ordered the spicy karaage which was delicious as well. Great portion sizes and fair prices. Would definitely recommend this place for anyone looking for a bite to eat!

   almost 10 months ago
3. Manish Jhuria ★☆☆☆☆

   We used to love this place as it was our every day go to place and have eaten here so many times before. The food was always great, quick, and full of flavour. But after today’s experience, we honestly don’t think we’ll be coming back. We went there today and ordered two dishes — Pad Krapow with chicken and Pad Thai with tofu. Straight away we noticed something was off. The staff had changed — now there are two ladies (one at the counter and one cooking), and they seemed completely new. The old staff were way better and knew what they were doing. After ordering, we had to wait 30-40 minutes for the first dish. That’s way too long for street-style food. When the Pad Krapow finally came, it was just a massive pile of plain white rice with maybe 2–3 spoons of chicken and barely any sauce. The flavours were totally missing. Even the fried egg on top — which is usually the best bit — was badly done. Then we waited another 15 minutes for the Pad Thai, and that’s when things really went downhill. It was just a sticky, sugary mess — loads of noodles with literally one piece of tofu that they had chopped into four pieces to make it look like more. It tasted like straight-up sugar — no other flavours at all. I took one bite and that was enough. I couldn’t eat it. I went to the counter, returned the dish and just said “I’m done.” The lady didn’t even ask what was wrong — no apology, nothing. I didn’t even bother explaining because earlier I had tried asking about the old staff and she didn’t understand, so there was no point. So yeah, just a heads-up — if you go there and see these two ladies running the place, you might want to skip it. It’s not worth the wait, the money, or the disappointment :/ 10 minutes ago i was there and now i am cooking shin ramyun instant noodles!

   almost 11 months ago

1. Rena ★★★★★

   Good price and food is tasty. I tried spicy drunken noodle! Will definitely comeback again

   1 year ago
2. Aziz Adil ★★★★★

   Really enjoyed their food! Made fresh by the lovely couple - they're super friendly and accomodating (extra sauces that I wanted). Good prices as well, £7.50 for rice & chicken with lots of different veggies, was enough for lunch & dinner for me!

   almost 3 years ago
3. Chris Prendergast ★☆☆☆☆

   waited 40 minutes for two meals. They very nearly gave it away to someone else. Chicken bland with sauce added after, beef ok but nothing special. Person I was with ordered Udon Noodles, they made these in 5 minutes, but after mine was made, making her wait forever for no good reason. Saw multiple people get their food before us, ordering the same as we did, unsure why we were forgotten as we sat directly in front of the counter. Won't be going back, 1/10. **Edited as i was eating the beef dish, it was raw! shockingly bad.

   almost 3 years ago

1. shell flores ★★★★★

   i asked for a water and the lady let me have it for free thank you :) chicken teriyaki is very nice, but a thing to note is that the food is influenced by thai food

   almost 3 years ago
2. Noir Bovine ★★☆☆☆

   They claim to sell Japanese food but the rice isn’t Japanese shortgrain (looks like thai rice) also a few of the vegetables in the oyako don were dirty. Chicken was bland and flavourless, as if it was boiled. Beware

   almost 4 years ago
3. H ★★★★★

   it's a halal japanese street food spot but they have one indonesian food item called 'bakso' in their menu! i tried it and it was greatly familiar to the ones i had back home :) friendly service and great deal! would love to try the other items in their menu next time

   almost 4 years ago

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