I was really hungry and thought I’d just grab something from the convenience store, but since it was cold, I suddenly had a craving for green curry. As I was wandering along the Tokyu Line from Gakugei-daigaku, I stumbled upon this place and decided to go in! The owner, I assume, welcomed me warmly, which was really nice. Looking back, I think to myself, “How did I even have the courage to enter such a stylish place?” I whimsically ordered a draft beer, Thai-style pork karaage, Asian chicken karaage, fresh spring rolls, and a Kumanzachi lemon sour. At one point, when I tried to go to the restroom, I was asked about the bill, and I had to explain, “Not yet, I just need to use the restroom…” I felt so awkward! Can I stay a bit longer, please? (laughs) The prices and the taste were both fantastic, and I was truly satisfied! I want to come back, especially since it’s on my way home! Plus, the second and third floors have such a great atmosphere—I caught a glimpse of it while going to the restroom. This kind of place is exactly what ladies would love! Living in a rather affluent area like Toritsu Daigaku, it’s really nice to find such a casual spot. And the food is delicious! I’m already thinking about what to eat next time and when I should come back. This place really felt like a heartwarming discovery! The BGM was great too, playing tunes like "Boogie Back" and music from Sakanaction—so stylish!

I came to have dinner. What I ordered were fresh spring rolls, Tam-style buttered potatoes, gapao rice, tom yum noodles, and a drink. (I forgot to take pictures of everything…) What surprised me was the appearance of the tom yum noodles. I was expecting a red soup, but what came out was a milky white soup. According to the staff, it's a homemade soup. As for the taste, it was very delicious, and the spiciness was just right. Tam-style tom yum noodles were amazing! My personal recommendation is to dip the Tam-style buttered potatoes into the sweet chili sauce that comes with the shrimp chips as an appetizer. I didn’t drink much this time, so I’d like to come back focusing on drinks next time. Also, the khao man gai was sold out, so I want to get revenge on that!

This is a newly opened Asian dining place just a one-minute walk from Todoroki University Station. The first floor has a bar counter setup, while the second floor has cozy sofa tables for a relaxed vibe. I went primarily for the food, which was a bit of a letdown. Everything was decent but mostly needed sweet chili sauce, so I felt there could be a bit more creativity. It might be better suited for those who want to enjoy drinks while ordering small dishes. The interior is stylish and cute, making it a great spot for things like a girls' night out. I apologize for the somewhat critical comment as I had high expectations. I look forward to their future improvements.

A new Asian dining restaurant opened on July 27, very close to Tokyu Line Toritsudaigaku Station, making it easy to visit and a great option for a second stop. The atmosphere is romantic, so it might not be suitable for a group of guys (though the second floor might work, but I haven't confirmed that). They have a great selection of drinks, including "Kumanshachi," which is hard to find in Tokyo. It's a fruit liqueur that’s not too sweet and incredibly delicious. I tried lemon and mandarin flavors! I might go for pineapple next time. For food, I recommend the Tom Yum noodles and the fried potatoes (with cream cheese and sweet chili sauce). The Tom Yum noodles were perfectly spicy and had a rich, authentic flavor. I was delighted that lime was served instead of lemon. I finished the dish while sweating a bit, which was great! The fried potatoes had a reliably good taste, and the sweet chili sauce and cream cheese made it feel luxurious. Since this was my second stop, I could only try two dishes, but it really made me want to return for more. The staff were friendly, and I definitely want to visit again!