This food stall at Mitsuwa Marketplace offers Japanese style rice plates. I like their display which has wax figures of all the plates that they offer, with corresponding numbers on them for easy ordering. The main dishes they offer are variations of a hamburger patty (hambagu) with rice, a fried omelet with rice, stir fried meats with rice, and fried gyoza. They offer both white rice or fried rice.I opted for the hambagu. It comes with a bit of radish salad, and a tiny cup of miso soup. Liek everything else on the plate, the patty itself was not that big but it was relatively juicy. Overall, I would say the food here is very average but a good change of pace from the usual ramen and sushi offerings.
Tidalus
Great price, incredibly tasty. The egg was so soft.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Karaage Chicken with Egg
Sofyan S.
Food (5/5): We got the #30 Hamburg Steak with scallions and fried rice. The steak and fried rice were quite good comfort food!Service (4/5): No issues with the service and food came out at reasonable speed. Nothing particularly stood out though about their service.Ambiance (4/5): It's part of the Mitsuwa grocery and food court. There is a good amount of seating but be aware that there are a lot of people. Because of this parking can be difficult to find in the lot and so is seating for eating.
cindy
Fav spot at the Mitsuwa food court for shrimp over rice! Great comfort food especially during the cold. Quality is super consistent, if possible i try to eat at the food court, but i always find myself getting it for takeout a lot too!
Food: 5
Celena C.
Food came out really quickly. The crab omelet rice was just alright. It was a bit sweeter than I would've liked. Couldn't take more than two bites at once because the slight sweetness from the egg and gravy got to be a bit unpleasant. The rice was also mushier than what I would've preferred. It was nice that it had whole chunks of crab leg though.The dumplings were good, but too salty. I think they're basically frozen Ling Ling dumplings, which are well-loved. Food overall wasn't bad here. Didn't have high expectations.
JIA GUO
Menu #61 is never available. What’s the point even having it on the menu? Driving over from the city several times and was NEVER able to order this dish.
Kenneth Nguyen
Tokyo Hanten exceeded my expectations! I ordered their Hamburger with gyoza over rice, and it was an absolute delight. The flavors were superb, and the combination of textures was a true treat for the palate. Considering the quality of the dish, the price was more than justified – I'd say it's a steal. If you're looking for a mouthwatering meal that hits all the right notes, I wholeheartedly recommend Tokyo Hanten to everyone.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jay Rodriguez
The food is and always been very goodHowever as of late they have been only serving gorza and meat patty with rice till 3pmAnd even after waiting a HOUR I was told by someone else it would be another hourI wait a hour and they push it out another hour.And this is the 3rd time they done this
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 2
Eric K.
I can't believe that I've been eating this occasionally for the better part of the last two decades. While portions have gone down a bit, the taste is still the same - delicious! Hamburg patty is always juicy with delicious "chili" sauce (not really a chili but I think they just call it that - it's more like Mapo tofu sauce without spice) and the fried rice is just right - not too dry, not too mushy. The seaweed / radish mayo salad freshens things up just right and the side broth really completes the meal. Do yourself a favor and get this on your next lunch or dinner stop.
Got the hamburg with gyoza. Enjoyed it. Nothing left on the plate.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Hamburger with Gyoza and White Rice
Thomas L.
I like their dumplings. I have not tried other food, since there is so many others places which are more traditional Japanese food in the Mitsuwa food court. I recommend trying their dumplings. They are consistently good. I think I been coming to Mitsuwa for over 20 years now and often if I eat here, I usually get order of these.
R H.
Fried chicken over egg over rice, all sandwiched together for a unique experience. Price friendly, not overly expensive - came with soup on the side. Restaurant resides inside food court with plenty of seating. Check hours.
Skete Manwell
Went there around 5:30PM on Friday, December 23rd. The guy who worked the counter provided very slow service and had an attitude in his tone. He also tried to charge me for the complimentary soup that they give for dine in.
Jessie H.
This place usually has a shorter line than the other places but they have a great selection if you're in the mood for a Japanese hamburger. They have a selection of other combos with dumplings, fried rice, shrimp, etc. We usually get the combo Japanese Teriyaki Hamburger with fried rice. We get a single patty but you can also order the double patty. The combo is about ~12. Teriyaki sauce is great! I think the portions have become smaller over time, prob due to inflation. The fried rice also had little toppings. It was more like rice with a slice or two of fried egg. I am not sure if this was just leftovers and not a fresh batch? We have been here a few times over the years so was kind of disappointed. It does feel like they give you more food if you dine in and not take out. Just an observation.
Tastes like *
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
This food stall at Mitsuwa Marketplace offers Japanese style rice plates. I like their display which has wax figures of all the plates that they offer, with corresponding numbers on them for easy ordering. The main dishes they offer are variations of a hamburger patty (hambagu) with rice, a fried omelet with rice, stir fried meats with rice, and fried gyoza. They offer both white rice or fried rice.I opted for the hambagu. It comes with a bit of radish salad, and a tiny cup of miso soup. Liek everything else on the plate, the patty itself was not that big but it was relatively juicy. Overall, I would say the food here is very average but a good change of pace from the usual ramen and sushi offerings.
Great price, incredibly tasty. The egg was so soft.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Karaage Chicken with Egg
Food (5/5): We got the #30 Hamburg Steak with scallions and fried rice. The steak and fried rice were quite good comfort food!Service (4/5): No issues with the service and food came out at reasonable speed. Nothing particularly stood out though about their service.Ambiance (4/5): It's part of the Mitsuwa grocery and food court. There is a good amount of seating but be aware that there are a lot of people. Because of this parking can be difficult to find in the lot and so is seating for eating.
Fav spot at the Mitsuwa food court for shrimp over rice! Great comfort food especially during the cold. Quality is super consistent, if possible i try to eat at the food court, but i always find myself getting it for takeout a lot too!
Food: 5
Food came out really quickly. The crab omelet rice was just alright. It was a bit sweeter than I would've liked. Couldn't take more than two bites at once because the slight sweetness from the egg and gravy got to be a bit unpleasant. The rice was also mushier than what I would've preferred. It was nice that it had whole chunks of crab leg though.The dumplings were good, but too salty. I think they're basically frozen Ling Ling dumplings, which are well-loved. Food overall wasn't bad here. Didn't have high expectations.
Menu #61 is never available. What’s the point even having it on the menu? Driving over from the city several times and was NEVER able to order this dish.
Tokyo Hanten exceeded my expectations! I ordered their Hamburger with gyoza over rice, and it was an absolute delight. The flavors were superb, and the combination of textures was a true treat for the palate. Considering the quality of the dish, the price was more than justified – I'd say it's a steal. If you're looking for a mouthwatering meal that hits all the right notes, I wholeheartedly recommend Tokyo Hanten to everyone.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food is and always been very goodHowever as of late they have been only serving gorza and meat patty with rice till 3pmAnd even after waiting a HOUR I was told by someone else it would be another hourI wait a hour and they push it out another hour.And this is the 3rd time they done this
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 2
I can't believe that I've been eating this occasionally for the better part of the last two decades. While portions have gone down a bit, the taste is still the same - delicious! Hamburg patty is always juicy with delicious "chili" sauce (not really a chili but I think they just call it that - it's more like Mapo tofu sauce without spice) and the fried rice is just right - not too dry, not too mushy. The seaweed / radish mayo salad freshens things up just right and the side broth really completes the meal. Do yourself a favor and get this on your next lunch or dinner stop.
Restaurantji Recommends
Got the hamburg with gyoza. Enjoyed it. Nothing left on the plate.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Hamburger with Gyoza and White Rice
I like their dumplings. I have not tried other food, since there is so many others places which are more traditional Japanese food in the Mitsuwa food court. I recommend trying their dumplings. They are consistently good. I think I been coming to Mitsuwa for over 20 years now and often if I eat here, I usually get order of these.
Fried chicken over egg over rice, all sandwiched together for a unique experience. Price friendly, not overly expensive - came with soup on the side. Restaurant resides inside food court with plenty of seating. Check hours.
Went there around 5:30PM on Friday, December 23rd. The guy who worked the counter provided very slow service and had an attitude in his tone. He also tried to charge me for the complimentary soup that they give for dine in.
This place usually has a shorter line than the other places but they have a great selection if you're in the mood for a Japanese hamburger. They have a selection of other combos with dumplings, fried rice, shrimp, etc. We usually get the combo Japanese Teriyaki Hamburger with fried rice. We get a single patty but you can also order the double patty. The combo is about ~12. Teriyaki sauce is great! I think the portions have become smaller over time, prob due to inflation. The fried rice also had little toppings. It was more like rice with a slice or two of fried egg. I am not sure if this was just leftovers and not a fresh batch? We have been here a few times over the years so was kind of disappointed. It does feel like they give you more food if you dine in and not take out. Just an observation.