Nice little restaurant. I went there for lunch. Curry 🍛 was pretty good and the craft beer 🍺 too. There are a few vegan options on the menu 🌱 Service is good and price are normal for the quality.

“Kamay” means “hand” in Tagalog (Filipino language), in reference to the traditional way of eating Filipino food, which is to eat by hand). They offer delicious, healthy, Filipino -Japanese cuisine. Their Chicken Adobo tastes well-balanced—not too acidic, not too salty. Ambience inside the restaurant is warm and friendly—I felt like I was in someone’s home.

I think I had a perfect choice to have my first Adobo here. Through its surprisingly gentle taste, I believe, children in Philippines grow up soundly. Then the savor easily reminds them of their childhood when they get older.

Delicious lunch spot. Calm and friendly vibes

Very cozy place. Tofu hanburger was really tasty. Very peaceful little restaurant.

Nice food, very delicious. Vergtain Friendly

Delicious food. Slightly slow service. Spotted a baby cockroach on my glass. I should have said something but didn't want to make a fuss. Was given a straw. Rather bad for the environment there.

I'm happy that I can eat Filipino food in Shimokitazawa! Price is very reasonable. 👌🏼

Food is delicious, you feel like you are in someone’s home.

Excellent food. Filipino fare in a teshoku style. Ideal for kids with a small playroom. My only complaint was the menu. The ‘chicken adobo’ option includes pork but isn’t specified or written.

Very baby friendly cozy cafe with heart warming dishes.

Wonderful food wonderful atmosphere and very reasonably priced 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽

美味しかった。I loved the taste of the food.

Delicious food and really relaxed vibe. Veggie friendly too. They have a really good value lunch menu.

excellent service, cozy atmosphere, food was undoubtedly unique and delicious, each set was prepared one at a time so the quality was definitely there!! had the curry and wow, unlike the restaurants out there