I write reviews in English because I want foreign tourists to enjoy here! It's a little hard to find because it's a store on the first floor of an apartment. The door is a sliding door and very heavy, but this is for training! Inside the store, the chairs are probably small for people with large bodies. There are few meal menus, but curry rice is recommended! This is the place to experience the NINJA. You can experience shuriken, blowgun, and sword fighting. Very kind staff, you can have a good time

What a great experience for the whole family! Even the teenagers enjoyed it. It really was possibly a one man show where the owner was the ninja sensei and chef. Do wish the price wasn’t so steep, though. For the ‘recommended’ experience which included ninja dress up, ninja sword lesson, shuriken lesson, blowgun lesson, a meal and drink, it was 6000 yen per person and we’re a family of five—only yen, no credit card. Wish we knew this beforehand. The food was delicious and although we wanted to have pudding shave ice with the fire show, we just couldn’t spend another 1500 yen. Awesome time. Watch that door, though! 😀

This was a fun experience. Going into this I was not sure what to expect, but I am glad that I got to try it out. The staff was very friendly and helpful. She spoke English and explained things in a fun way. She thought us how to throw ninja shuriken and the different type, different swords stance, and blow darts. She was very playful and created a really fun experience. The food and drinks here are also tasty 🙂. Also, I am a bigger guy and they had sizes to accommodate me. If you are not sure what to do while in Tokyo I recommend you give this experience a try. It's fun and memorable experience.

Great experience! There are various courses to chose from depending if you want food and drink, ninja training and/or costumes, or you can choose individually. We did the 4,000 yen course which included the training (shuriken, sword, and blow darts), 1 drink and 1 food item. The food was very tasty and fun ninja themed. The training was really fun too and the staff was extremely friendly. All around it was a wonderful experience and I would definitely recommend it. We were a group of adults but I think it would be great for children too.

I came to Japan recently to study abroad and I always wanted to go to a themed cafe ! Once I found out that there was a Ninja one I absolutely had to go! It was so amazing! The staff were super nice and seemed like real ninjas! They also spoke amazing English and also had an English menu for some of my friends who couldn’t read the Japanese one. I think I made my 12 year old self happy because I finally got to practice how to throw a shuriken!(ninja star). If you love Japanese culture, awesome food(I recommend the chicken or the curry)and want to have a good chat please go to this cafe !

Had a blast while I came here.At first I thought it might be too quiet because I come here alone, but the ninja master try to entertain and shows me the way to become a ninja. We try throwing the shuriken, blow darts, and sword skill. The ninja themed food and drink is interesting too.

My son, Max, had the best time at the Ninja Cafe. The owners were awesome teaching my son ninja moves. After getting the full-ninja treatment, my son was on cloud nine. This place is a haven for kids and adults who are kids at heart as well as those just looking to have a good meal in a fun and friendly environment. The owners are so friendly. I highly recommend Ninja Cafe to anyone going to Tokyo. My family and I plan to return every time we are in Japan.

Good to feel Japanese culture and communicate with hilarious NINJA staff! My son loved everything.

A wonderful experience! My sons became ninja and received interesting training! Recommend!

Really warm and sweet staff Menu is a bit limited for vegetarians but overall we loved our visit

Really fun activity, friendly staff who make a fun atmosphere, tasty food with a couple of vegetarian options available which can be quite rare in Japan! Really good value for money.

Best experience I have ever seen. You wanna be ninja, throw shurikens thats the perfect place. 5 stars arent enough 👍👍

Our family had such a wonderful time at ninja cafe on our trip in Asakusa. From our 5 year old who loves Naruto to our grandma, our group of 9 had such an amazing experience. We would definitely recommend Ninja cafe to anyone interested in learning the ways of the ninja! Thank you again to all the staff for making it such a memorable time.

My son (9 year old) was skeptical before we came here but he definitely came around and really enjoyed himself. Kitsune (Fox) and Iago were really great hosts and got him to open up. We had a good time and would recommend this place! They apparently opened another location so securing an reservation should be easier.

Love all the staff here They are so friendly and our kid love activities here playing and training like a ninja. Although we didn't have any food but still give them 5 stars. Hot and Ice Chocolate are great (my kids say that) Recommended for family. ❤️❤️❤️

This was so much fun. It was the highlight of this trip to Japan. The staff were very friendly and kind and the drinks were delicious. We have two boys (7 and 9 years old) and they LOVED the experience. We thought this was just dressing up and posing for photos but they went through "Ninja Training" learning sword, ninja stars and blow guns. It was great.

Our boys had a wonderful time. The cafe is small, so I recommend you make a reservation, we had a drink while we watched our children learn some ninja skills. Staff was friendly and helpful and the kids enjoyed the meal afterwards. Their website is helpful and they have different options: 2 of our kids dressed up, one did not want to.

In this NINJA Cafe & Bar, we could not only eat & drink, but dress up NINJA & NINJA training. Highly recommended for visitor from all over the world. Children also can dress up NINJA.

I booked in for the Ninja Training experience today. Tomoi-San and the master made my experience the highlight of my trip to Tokyo. First we took lots of photos dressed as a ninja and then we started the training. Throwing stars, blow darts, throwing bow and sword. I needed lots of practice and at the end we had a competition and Australia won! The ninja food was amazing. I had the chicken curry with rice shaped like a throwing star. The desert was pure theatre with Tomoi-san lighting the desert on fire with his fingers. We then did the tea ceremony which is used to quiet the mind. I loved the whole experience and got lots of good photos sent to me. My friends back home are jealous. Make sure you include this on your next trip to Tokyo and check out the gold toilet.

Superb experience, Tom-The Master Ninja taught us how to use weapons. Must visit near Asakusa Temple.