A different kind of rude. Would not recommend. We arrived (with a reservation) to a completely empty restaurant. As people started to come in to the restaurant, they placed us all right next to each other. Why do we all have to be cramped, and I really mean cramped, into a small area when the rest of the restaurant was completely empty? The restaurant was never more than half full, yet after a little more than an hour they started rushing us and nudging us to pay. In the end, it was more than a nudge, and they essentially threw our coats on the chairs next to us. This was not in any way due to behavior...we were a quiet family of four, and the other people in the restaurant were almost exclusively loud(er) afterwork parties. The couple next to us had a similar treatment. The gyozas were fairly good, the rest was substandard...especially considering the price.

Good location opposite Tokyo Station. Good Chinese dishes as found in Tokyo. Prices reasonable. If you are from Beijing you know this is the best you can find in Tokyo. Only basic Beijing dishes available of course. Went to several Chinese restaurants in Tokyo. They all offer the same dishes, prices can be different though.

Loved this place. I was in Tokyo for a layover and this was the only restaurant I could find open on a Tuesday morning at 2am. I had a wonderful experience as Ren Ren Ren has tons of great Mandarin food, and the staff was especially helpful while I was there as they let me stay inside until they closed at 4am, as I didn't have anywhere to go until the train station opened at 4:30am. I hope to return here some day as this was an amazing experience for me here.

Easy Chinese place that's affordable and have good sized servings. They have a lot of choices on the menu but you can't go wrong with any.

Wanted to like this place. On ground floor and although very busy, we were seated quickly. We both ordered the weekend Peking duck set for 1800yen. The food came out very quickly. The "carpaccio" was think cuts off red snapper that hadn't been marinated, but a heavy vinegar based salad dressing to flavor it basically a sashimi salad. gyoza were undercooked and had too thick of a wrapper. The sauteed woodear and egg pork dish was decently flavored with sesame oil, but very greasy. These three dishes came in quick succession and you knew they were rushing is through the meal. It took a while for the main- duck to come. When it did, we were disappointed. Thick skin, very little duck, and not the heart of the leek, but the tough part and cut way too thick (like the cucumbers). Don't know what I was expecting at this price, but was left severely disappointed. Would give it one start of it weren't for the good service (even at that, the have is someone else's bill almost as soon as we sat down). Dandan noodles were ok. Soup was lacking some punch (出汁はどこか?!) Summary, go to Cafe right of you want Peking duck. We were here as we were in a rush and it was convenient. Stopped talking pictures half way through as it was useless.

Great for lunch and dinner. Open very late, though only a limited menu is available after 10 pm. English menu available. The dumplings were very good.

The gyoza dumplings they offer are big and tasty. Other dishes are rather normal. Good atmosphere.

Very good service from the staff, food is good and reasonable prices. Deep fried chicken rice and spicy lamb with rice are great. Dumplings are good too. Would highly recommend this restaurant for lunch after or before your walking at the Imperial Palace Gardens.

I only go lunch here. Gyoza that goes with lunch set is good, regular menu not that good so I always order either the daily lunch A set or B set. B set is the healthy choice.

Worst Chinese tantan noodle I've ever had. Meat and Veggies are basically non-exsistent (especially for the price of 1000 yen+), so just noodle in soup. The noodle has bad consistency, but the soup is the absolute worst. It is so salty that I couldn't have a second bite (I quit after 1st bite and left the whole bowl). It's NOT spicy by the way. I love spicy food, especially sichuan spicy, and my tolerance is very high. But this is not spicy at all, just extremely salty. Just stay away from the noodle!