This is the closest you can get to authentic Japanese Cuisine. Hands down- One of the very few places that serves original Chicken Katsu Curry (Fried Chicken with Sticky Rice in a semi-sweet curry). Simply LOVED the taste and the portion size. And that these affordable prices- its a steal.

OK is the perfect term to describe this fast-food outlet. Not great, not awful. Portions are a bit less than average, and prices are a bit higher than average. Food was good, but not great. Staff were polite, but not enthusiastic. You can tell that this is just a job for them - they are employees working behind the counter, not extensions/representations of the brand. The restaurants menus and signage leave a lot to be desired. Spelling mistakes and shoddy design are the norm. You can tell that this is a small company, and that this may be their only outlet - they haven't invested a lot in branding. However, at some point I believe they hired a photographer to take pictures of their products. The images in this Google Maps listing do not accurately represent the food being offered. I took a risk and ate here, but found myself wishing that I had spent my money elsewhere. It's not that I had a bad experience, it's just that I wish it had been better. I will say this: the little lanterns for the outlet name, "Tokyo Table", are cool.

Great taste, portion size is not worth price. This is bowl of ramen it seems big bowl but it isn't. It's narrow from bottom.

Very delicious ramen in a food court! Delicious broth that's been cooked for 8 hours. Opens at 11am so don't come too early. But the staff was very nice to ask me to wait while the prepare the noodles while waiting for the system to be ready at 11am sharp. Good noodles texture that's hard to find in India, with decent price too considering being in an airport city. Highly recommended coming from a Chinese from Malaysia that has good ramen.

I did not had a chance to eat here as I was running late. However, the menu looks almost authentic, can’t say about the taste though. On a side note, they are selling Tonkotsu ramen which is a speciality of Kyushu region. Tokyo region has different flavors and ingredients though such as miso etc. Overall, it seems a nice place to enjoy Japanese food.

As a sushi chef, I can tell you that this is not sushi. Bland flavors, wrong rice to filling ratio, colourless tuna fish, and they put spicy mayo sauce all over the roll. This treat cost me 473 rupees. Once again I'm disappointed at the Indian abilities to provide adequate foreign foods.

Tokyo Table is an excellent place for Ramen, probably one of the best I have had in the NCR. Don’t let the kiosk style operation fool you. They are serving ramen with the precision and methodological manner in which you would have spect to be served in an actual Ramen bar. Moreover, the perfect soft boiled egg demonstrates their mastery in the matter. My one suggestion would be, that since most Indians enjoy spicier food, please consider having some shichimi togarashi available at the kiosk.

Bottom line is that the cuisine is “Best in its Class”, shall be coming again to enjoy mouth watering flavours of the Japanese cuisine

Food service and staff also. So good If you you want to try Japanese food please visit Tokyo table by kuuraku

Food was very tasty i try Aka tonkatsu ramen tast was good

I try Tokyo ramen. Tast was nice😋😋. If you come Aerocity please try Ramen Sushi and all. 🥰😍

I had Tokyo ramen and it cost me 399 , it only looks good in picture, Noodles were uncooked they served small piece of chicken and a half boiled egg ,they could have give a whole egg but why half 🥲 Taste was not at all good , it was more like sipping Maggie soup with uncooked noodles and half egg and I tiny piece of chicken. I will never recommend anyone to waste their valuable Money, better to eat something good from some other restaurant.

Awesome Japanese food! Great taste at moderate prices

Absolutely delicious!! The noodles tastes good and the broth was amazing would absolutely recommend the tokyo ramen from here 5 stars!!

This restaurant had such exquisite flavours. The ramen was top-notch and had the perfect level of spice, the sushi was absolutely delightful. This felt like an authentic Japanese restaurant.

Tried chicken gyoza for the first te. Quantity and taste was good. Also tried tokyo ramen. The tastebi can say was just ok. Mostly i guess because of our Indian taste buds.

Had a wonderful short and crisp experience due to lack of time. I am definitely going to visit again to fulfil my cravings. Could only try California roll and gyoza. In my next trip will try the other suggested ones given by the very friendly servers.

The ramen was just a bowl full of noodles, ie. the cheapest and the least nutritional value item formed 90% of the volume, it had a little bit of stock and a tiny sliver of meat, be it the Pork or the Chicken Ramen. For 600 Rupees a bowl, all we got was a packet and half of Maggi each, the joint is a con. There was no reaction from the staff, on our complaint. Abandoned the Noodles and left.

We visited this place for ramen 🍜. The food was average, I did not like miso ramen as it did not taste or look like one. They put a big chunk maybe a medium size block of butter on it. There was no veggies, no protein (chicken), which made me recheck my order.

The food was okayish this time. This joint used to be much higher quality a few years ago, but now it's not at that level anymore. The manager/worker guy was not friendly nor welcoming but rather bored and just wanted sales. Maybe the place is not doing so well after all. They used to have Japanese curry, but that's off the menu now. The broth of the ramen was not clean and just thick and heavy, not really tasty. Noodle over cooked and soggy. Egg over cooked. Salmon & cream cheese sushi roll wasn't good, either. Too much rice, not well rolled, not tasty. Gyoza was better, but nothing special to make you wanna go back there again. Hope the Japanese management comes back again and revives the food as it used to be pretty good before. Location is good if you're staying in Aerocity and want to eat outside your hotel restaurant.

Food was okay but not really Authentic, but on the expensive side well

The sushi here was a joke. The rice literally came apart the minute you touched it. The fish was fresh but chewier than usual.

Even though I haven't had authentic japanese ramen ever before, it felt like it was close. The ramen was really good, it's broth was flavorful, noodles were soft, the quantity was also decent and filling. The topping were good and considering that Japanese restaurants usually tend to be expensive, it was fairly priced.

Looks great but disappointment. Nothing close to a ramen experience.

Not the biggest portion, but they serve you similar quality ramen to the one you get at the restaurant. I like the ramen but not so much the curry rice... Not so Japanese..