Eat Tokyo in Camden

I was in London 10 years ago and this used to be my favorite restaurant in London. The taste and favor is comparable to the food in Tokyo. It was an authentic Japanese cuisine in London After 10 years I come back to London and visit this place again. I am extremely disappointed. First, the chef of sushi counter are now all Chinese people and they talk constantly and nonstop for over 40 minutes without wear any mask. Besides the public health issue, it is not respectful for clients and food. Second, the Kstsu Jyu I ordered is not as expected. The pork is not well seasoned and the meat is not tender at all. It is really hard to chew. Lastly, the Yaki tori was sucked in the sauce, I am not sure if it is the unique way of making it but I did not experience this in any store in Japan. And the favor of this Yaki tori is over salty obviously. As a previous lover of this restaurant, I am regret that I may not visit this shop again.

My favourite Eat Tokyo branch, I always dream about the miso aubergine!

A little cramped but always busy. Service was a little slow to order but food came quickly and hot. Food is always amazing and the chefs are always friendly.

Such a let down. Good service but the food is not fresh - cali rolls tasted very fishy and looked mushy as if they were made hours ago and the sashimi was a really poor grade from first time being cut into very thin slices and this time roind not being fresh and having a weird texture. Very very disappointed after giving it a 2nd chance. Other branches are way more superior shame bc the service is great but the food quality is such a let down. Only went because the convent garden branch had an issue tonight or would have definitely avoided

Heard about Eat Tokyo from a couple of my work colleagues and since I live nearby I decided to check it out. I wasn't disappointed! We did have to wait about 30-45 minutes outside as the place is quite small. I can't put a negative point on that aspect, can't help it if you're so popular and have a small venue. However it was completely worth the wait as when I was walking by others the food looked amazing. Getting to our table we did have a hard time deciding what to eat as there was a lot to choose from but when we did get the food it was amazing! Note: When choosing to get a large amount of the food the young waiter did look out for us, gave us recommendations as the curry ran out. He was very helpful and gave us great alternatives. Great service! I wanted more but I had to resist! Highly recommend heading here if you can HOWEVER be aware of a queue outside (around 6pm) and a crowded, tucked environment.

Good food at competitive prices.

Great authentic Japanese food as always, with a large menu and very decent prices. Would highly recommend

Absolutely delicious Japanese food at a reasonable price, which is hard to find in London! I thoroughly recommend the Jyu boxes (sashimi and rice, with miso soup on the side), the Geso-kara (insanely good value for what you get), the German roll and the Temaki (sushi hand rolls). They have a massive menu, which can be a red flag, but I haven’t found anything that disappointed me so far! I also enjoyed sitting by the bar and watching the chefs make my sushi fresh. Will be coming back again.

Busy at lunch but line moves fast, food is great, as are most Eat Tokyo chains. Good value for money, the portions are big and filling. Service downstairs can be a bit slow. It took quite while for our order to be taken and for it to be served, given how busy it gets, I suppose. Having said that I would still come back.

Pretty good food, not amazing. Had us pay a service charge when the service was bad. They forgot our soup, then were very late with my order (even though we order 2 of the same). Pretty expensive.

Authentic Japanese restaurant with a very good price/quality ratio. Fresh fish (sushi), big portions and quick order to table time. Once entered, you are greeted by all the staff members. They present you with a (too) big menu, in a rather old but cosy setting. Had already some random sushi roles (9.5/10) and a chefs menu (9.5/10) with Miso soup. I will definitely go back, reservation is a nice to have but not needed.

A bit of a disappointing experience, to be honest. It's a bit of strange restaurant - spread over several very small floors, the top (and largest) floor has no windows and feels a bit like a crowded cave. The menu is utterly bewildering (maybe this is normal for genuine Japanese restaurants). The food was _okay_ but honestly I've had better from local (non-London) restaurants. The service really wasn't great - they weren't unfriendly, but a bit brusque. One of our main ishes came nearly an hour after the others and they were (initially) completely unapologetic and said we couldn't cancel it, even though everyone else had finished their food. Vegetarian options are very limited. Vegetarians should beware, as several of the items marked with a 'V' actually contained fish. It's not a _bad_ place, but I wouldn't rush back.

I like this branch of Eat Tokyo (High Holborn). Previous visits were pleasant, 10/10 for food and service. This time, I do not know if she (the waitress) is a new staff or for whatever reason. My friend and I order two bento boxes, one plate of sashimi, and something else to share. When I was almost finished with my bento box (there were still some more in the box that I had not finished yet), I put a spoon of rice into my mouth, even chewing; the waitress was very quick to come and lift the box off the table. I said I was still eating. OK, she put it back and left. Then, the sashimi plate. I used chopsticks. When the last sashimi left the plate and was on the way to my mouth, the plate disappeared in a blink, again, by the same waitress. And the bento box one more time. I took the last spoon of rice and put the spoon back into the box; she was already next to me and very “polite”, asking me if I had finished the dish. I, with a full mouth of rice, of course, could not talk; my friend had to answer her for me, saying that yes, we had finished. 😅 There were 3 times, 3 TIMES in a visit. Hopefully, no one else has had the same experience.

This should be one of the best places to eat japanese food in London

Very good value Japanese food. I like getting the party boat sushi set between 3/4 people

Love eat Tokyo as usual, the most authentic Japanese food you can find for amazing price

This place has a huge menu and it was difficult to decide as it all looked so great. I had sushi and Tokyo ramen and it was fantastic and great value. I will need to go back and try the bento boxes sometime, they obviously have lots of repeat customers!

Very terrible service. There are plenty of space in the restaurant and there is no queue, yet they asked they don't allow me to sit while waiting for my friends to come. I only arrived 5 minutes early than what me and my friends agreed on

£10 bento box , great value for money. Great service too.

Borderline traumatic: I was bundled into a dimly-lit basement and told to sit in the corner. Like a naughty school boy, I did. The waitress snaps at me to order and a bowl of the £12.50 ‘ramen’ miraculously appears on my table. Cheap and nasty. She scowled further, slamming a water bottle and glass down for effect. Comically unpleasant is an understatement. I fished around sporadically for the odd cuts of fatty pork, eventually spearing all 3 of them. Cost of living crisis is real. Mmmm. Minutes later and the unmistakable flavour of industrial-bred pig floods my palate. I pictured them sunbathing, trotters up, in some faraway abandoned parking lot. Still, I thought, at least those pigs aren’t stuck in some sweaty basement being stared down by an openly hostile waitress. #FreePiggy

A busy sushi restaurant selling delicious fair priced food. It’s always busy so book if you can.

Cannot believe on price how they can go below wholesaler price now on days but food is fantastic. Atmosphere be noisy due to ongoing birthday celebration but otherwise all good.

Incredible food and service. If you're looking for an authentic Japanese experience in London, this is the place to go!

Food was great you are unable to split a bill for more than 3 people. It was a bit of a hassle to split a group of 7 between 3 people and arrange transfering

I've dined here a few times for lunch. The quality of the food and the value you get is second to none. I usually go for the Katsu chicken bento box. The chicken is so crispy and it comes with Katsu dipping sauce. There's also rice and some tofu (see photos). If that wasn't enough miso soup is included with the meal. All this for £10 as of the time of this review. The atmosphere is great and the staff are so polite. They say goodbye to every customer in Japanese.

Fantastic restaurant, brilliant food, attentive staff

Discovered a gem in London - Eats Tokyo offers an authentic Japanese dining experience with exceptional service. The attention to detail here is remarkable. One standout moment was when a waitress quietly replaced dropped chopsticks without any fuss - the kind of subtle, attentive service that defines true hospitality. The food was excellent, and the atmosphere transported us straight to Japan. While most of the wait staff aren't Japanese, they maintain high service standards, and having a Japanese chef adds to the authenticity. It was particularly special to be able to converse with the chef in Japanese, adding a personal touch to our evening. The combination of outstanding service, great food, and genuine attention to detail makes Eats Tokyo a must-visit. Perfect for both casual dining and special occasions. The restaurant truly understands the essence of Japanese hospitality - it's in the small, thoughtful gestures that make a dining experience memorable.

Alright, Eat Tokyo is an absolute must try The food is amazing, the staff and the chief, Lin, are of amazing people. In my recent trip to London, I went there a couple of times and a friend of mine who lived close to the restaurant suggested it. We had so many different foods and each was better than the other. And, the prices are really reasonable, perhaps, cheap for the quality of food and services you get. One thing to keep in mind is that this restaurant does not have the best space, always try to reserve a table in advance and aim for the tables right when you enter the restaurant. 

I am just going to drop all the pictures I took when I visited. And, a picture of me and the chief too! He is so funny! I specifically loved: Buta Yakiniku Bento

I LOVE Eat Tokyo so much. I have now been twice and both times the food was just so amazing. I would highly recommend getting a bento box- the tuna teriyaki box is my favourite because the fish is just so beautifully flavourful and the fried tofu literally melts in your mouth. The staff are excellent and service is very speedy. It’s just the best.

Well, to start off, this place is amazing value for money. It is cheap authentic and tasty Japanese food. A slice of Japan in London where the food is pretty boring in England. There were some issues, like the drink was not Japanese, but bought in an Arab country as the language was Arab. The green tea pot, leaked when poured and the amount of oil in the bottom of the bento box was a LOT which was sad really. Although it is a cheap and lovely place to eat but still has some issues. Let’s be real, it’s the best you’re going to get in England but not as good as the real deal.

The overall experience was dampened by the fact that it felt that we were rushed as soon as we sat down. They kept asking if everything was okay but it didn’t feel as if they wanted to help. Instead they just rushed the food out and cleared our plates before we finished. We continued to have a chat and constantly interrupted our conversation. In the end we just decided to leave. The food was decent and the spacing is quite small so the atmosphere was not able to be more of a wholesome vibe.

I LOVE Eat Tokyo! The value and quality of the food here are amazing! I highly recommend getting the bento box! It’s perfect if you want a bit of everything. The queue for seating can take some time, but the food is served pretty quickly once you’re seated. Definitely worth the wait!

The sushi was delicious and the staff very friendly!

Highly recommended place to try Japanese food (a Japanese friend recommended it to me). I've only eaten bento here and I wasn't disappointed, excellent value for money.

This is a great value for money place. The quality is ok, but not amazing.

Affordable Japanese spot - feels like being in Japan:) Huge menu so hard to decide what to get but sushi is great and the bento box is cute and fun :) sometimes there is big ques - only drawback

Decent Japanese cuisine with a good price. Happy with the sushi. A bit crowded and i needed to be sitting close to the other customers. Will come again.

Always a great experience. Cannot fault the service, food, and staff

Very good lunch today. Thanks "Eat Tokyo"!

Work lunch, ordered three types of bento boxes alongside some tuna nigiri. Portion sizes are generous. Prices of bento boxes vary from £10-19 onwards. Decor and atmosphere transports you to Japan.

Have enjoyed visiting Eat Tokyo in London for a number of years, and it's always been a good choice. I particularly like their bento boxes (the chicken and salmon one being my favourite). Have added photos of the bento box menus to help others. The place itself is quite small and 'cosy', which is good and bad. But the staff are courteous, food is great, and things reasonably priced - so a big thumbs up from me 😃

Great value for money. My friend and I really enjoyed the sushi here ! Menu is expansive (a little overwhelming but lots of options) Walkin only - we went early so were quickly seated but also ushered out once done so they could seat more people.

Eat Tokyo in Holborn is a popular spot for authentic Japanese cuisine in the heart of London. Known for its extensive menu and affordable prices, it’s a go-to destination for sushi lovers, ramen enthusiasts, and anyone craving traditional Japanese flavors. This bustling restaurant offers a casual dining experience that’s perfect for both quick lunches and more leisurely dinners with friends or family. The menu at Eat Tokyo is impressively broad, with a wide range of sushi, sashimi, donburi, and noodle dishes. Each dish is carefully crafted, and the freshness of the ingredients is evident in every bite. The sushi, in particular, is a standout, with generous portions and beautifully prepared fish that rivals some of the more upscale sushi spots in the city. Their sushi rolls and nigiri come in a variety of options, from the classic salmon and tuna to more creative rolls that add a twist to traditional flavors. Additionally, their bento boxes are a great way to sample a little of everything, offering a well-balanced meal that includes sushi, tempura, and other classic Japanese bites. Ramen and udon lovers will also find plenty to enjoy. The ramen is rich and flavorful, with a broth that’s simmered to perfection and paired with tender noodles and a choice of toppings. Whether you go for the spicy miso or the classic tonkotsu, each bowl is satisfying and hearty, perfect for colder days. The udon dishes are equally delightful, featuring thick, chewy noodles in a comforting broth that brings out the umami flavors beautifully. Beyond the food, the ambiance at Eat Tokyo is vibrant and bustling, reflecting its popularity. The interior is simple and straightforward, but it works well for the restaurant’s casual style. There’s a strong sense of authenticity here, which makes you feel like you’re stepping into a local eatery in Tokyo. The open kitchen is a nice touch, allowing diners to watch the chefs at work and adding to the lively atmosphere. Service is prompt and efficient, though it can get quite busy during peak hours, so it’s worth booking a table in advance if you’re visiting during lunch or dinner rush. One of the best things about Eat Tokyo is its value for money. For the quality and portion sizes offered, the prices are very reasonable, making it accessible to both students and professionals in the area. It’s rare to find Japanese restaurants in central London that combine quality with affordability, but Eat Tokyo manages to strike that balance perfectly. In terms of drinks, they offer a selection of Japanese beers, sake, and teas that complement the meal well. The sake menu includes a few interesting options that are worth trying, especially if you’re looking to explore traditional Japanese beverages. For those who prefer non-alcoholic options, the green tea is a refreshing choice that pairs nicely with the flavors of the meal. Overall, Eat Tokyo in Holborn is a fantastic spot for anyone looking to enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine without breaking the bank. Its extensive menu, high-quality ingredients, and affordable prices make it a standout in London’s Japanese dining scene. Whether you’re a sushi connoisseur or a ramen enthusiast, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. With its convenient location and consistently excellent food, Eat Tokyo is a place you’ll want to visit again and again. Highly recommended for anyone in the area or willing to travel for a great Japanese meal.

Eat Tokyo truly is a gem, amazing food at unbeatable price. Every time we go there, we find something new and exciting to try. Many happy returns 🥂

Very good and authentic Japanese food.

Tasty and real japanese food. Nice staff. Affordable price.

Comida increíble, a un precio razonable. Tanta elección en el menú, sin duda volvería aquí de nuevo para probar algo nuevo. Hubo una corta espera para entrar, así que prepárate si vienes durante un período ocupado. Sin duda valió la pena la espera, sin embargo, buena comida!

I have loved Eat Tokyo since I was introduced by it by a friend around 2016. I feel is one of the best options in London to have authentic Japanese food at very affordable prices. I always recommend getting a bento box as they are the best deal.

Exceptional food at a reasonable price

My gandson and I returned to the Holborn branch of Eat Tokyo where we were once again absolutely delighted with the delicious food, beautifully served. One of the very best restaurants in London, thanks, no doubt to Akhter Minto, the outstanding manager.

Fantastic. Very well priced for central London, especially the bento boxes. Great quality food, generous portion, quick service, and lively atmosphere - can't go wrong

Esta sucursal de Eat Tokyo está a 5-10 minutos a pie de la estación Holborn en una calle extrañamente dominada por restaurantes asiáticos. Es un lugar muy estrecho, con mesas hacinadas en varios espacios pequeños en tres plantas. Éramos seis de nosotros y tuve que sentarme en un extremo de nuestra mesa debido a un paso a un área elevada. El menú está contenido dentro de un libro asombrosamente grande que contiene fotos de todo su personal y otros restaurantes de la cadena. La razón para ir es la calidad consistentemente buena de muy razonable precio, auténtica comida japonesa. Pedimos una amplia variedad de platos y terminamos pagando £ 25 (que incluía servicio y una cerveza de barril grande). El servicio es eficiente y agradable (aunque nos trajeron una caja doblada que pertenecía a otra mesa).

Amazing value for money and absolutely stunning food! Highly recommend to anyone. Salmon Teriyaki bento was incredible.

Very gracious waitress but otherwise the service was a little brusque at first although it mellowed by the end of the meal. The food was excellent and the venue intimate. We had a wonderful reunion.

Great fresh food at very reasonable price

During my stay in London, I was searching for an authentic Japanese culinary experience, and I found exactly that at Eat Tokyo in High Holborn. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted by experienced sushi masters, and the atmosphere, along with the décor, instantly transports you to Japan. The menu is impressive, offering a wide variety of options - from sushi, ramen, and bento boxes to tonkatsu and bowls. I ordered nigiri with salmon, eel, and tuna, which were incredibly delicate and flavorful. Accompanied by uramaki (salmon and tuna) and futomaki with shrimp, the meal was perfectly rounded off with mochi for dessert, in mango and matcha flavours. A unique touch was the grapefruit lemonade with a splash of alcohol, which you can customize by adding fresh grapefruit yourself. The staff were friendly and attentive, making my experience even better. Eat Tokyo is a place that combines excellent food with an authentic Japanese atmosphere. I will definitely return to explore other locations of this chain in London!

Very good Japanese food for reasonable prices.

Ordered delivery from this outlet. Really tasty Japanese food, Salmon was fresh, terriyaki chicken was quite good. However, mapo toufu was more on the mediocre side. Overall a good place for Japanese cuisine.

I have been here lots of time almost my canteen in London, Ik it is always long queue, I love its flavor so i am willing to wait. Usually I am come here alone, sometimes arrange at the table sometimes bar. Tonight I queue here, only 6 ppl wait for table. They arrange 6guys group in, then comes 4ppl then they arranged 4. I could understand cos they are more ppl there even I wait here longer time, and they just here. After they come in, only me wait outside, and then comes another 2ppl, the staff still keep me wait n let me wait, I am there wait at least over 30min. I have been queue at soho over 1h, I never complain cos they are lots of ppl wait there. But it is no sense if u come alone, only let u wait for bar, they will not give u table even have place. It only happen in eat Tokyo holborn. That’s a awful experience after u finish ur daily work and wanna have a meal. If u donot have friend have dinner with u better back home, u not even deserve a table.

Food can be disappointing. The soft shell crab is not good.

The sushi is fresh and very delicious. However, when my group tried to return after smoking a cigarette, they took away our uneaten food. We complained, but there was no apology. I think service staff training is needed.

Very very terrible dining experience. Waitress clean the table just after we finish and asking if to give the bill, then telling us to pay and driving us away. There's no way to treat any customers like this. Shame on this restaurant.

Delicious bentos with reasonable price. Saranghaeyo oni san.

The food preparation staff were friendly. However the waitress wasn't. She snatched the menu off our hands after taking our orders and we were baffled. We ordered a meal each so not sure why the attitude. The prices of food is amazingly cheap and that's one of the reason we go there. However we won't go back to this branch as there are many other branches nearby.

I usually get the bento box. great value for money and tastes great. Service a bit slow that evening even though it was the end of the night.

Great, authentic Japanese food with many vegan options available

Great foot for great value ❤️❤️❤️❤️

La higiene de la comida en este restaurante es terrible. De veras. No comas aquí. Paseé por el callejón al lado del restaurante y me asomé en la parte de atrás y vi pescado sentado en el suelo en una caja vieja, justo al lado de un trapeador sucio y contenedor de lejía Domestos! ¿Seguro que esto no es legal? Un poco más tarde vi un gran trozo de atún envuelto en plástico sentado en el suelo! No podía creer mis ojos. Cuando tomé una foto, el trabajador de la cocina la recogió. Puedes ver todo esto claramente en las fotos. NO COMAS AQUÍ.

Fresh and tasty. But space is very tiny. So better prebook.

Good Japanese. Lots of dishes, maybe too many :)

It was probably the worst sushi we have ever asked for delivery and the most expensive. It came all messed up and the quality was awful. They also gave us 2 edamame instead of the sushi we asked and we paid over 100£… Personally will never order there again

This is objectively the worst eat tokyo branch. Unknown markups. Head chef and vice head chefs talk behind their customers and other employees backs.

I did not dine in at the restaurant this time, but I have eaten there a few times before and know what to expect. However, I decided to order through UberEats on this occasion, and what I received for £62 was quite surprising. For the Otoro sashimi, I was expecting at least four pieces, as that's what I typically receive when dining in but I got 3 as you can see in the photo. Additionally, I paid £28 for Uni, but what I received was disappointing only 3 pieces,As you can see from the photo, the quantity and quality are shockingly inadequate. Do you think the price is reasonable? Why is the portion size not the same as when dining in, even though the price remains the same? When I dine in, I receive more for the same price. If the portions are reduced for delivery orders, shouldn't the price be adjusted accordingly?

One of worst staff they will make you wait for 30 min for take away and will say it will be ready in 5 min but take more time looking outside even they are making delivery partners wait for 1 hour won’t recommend to eat here go somewhere else branch

Always going to one of their branches, love the sushi and the rolls, bentos are very good as well, prices are good value for what you get. Recommend!!

The food here is sensational! Love coming here

Absolutely amazing. Delicious, tasty, good value food and generous portions. So good! Have the fried chicken bento box. ☺️

Amazing authentic Japanese food 🍱

A great little spot for lunch or a lighter dinner. The quality of the food is not quite what it used to be some years ago, but the prices are very reasonable, and so overall it's still a place I return to every now and again.

We sat at the bar and watched the chefs make our sushi. It was a wonderful experience and would highly recommend the cuttlefish sashimi!

The food is okay, however not very impressive I think for 30 pounds the sushi could look more aesthetically appealing

Good sushi at a reasonable price.

The best Japanese food in the UK

I want to start my review by commenting about the atmosphere of this place. It is wonderful. Being able to watch the chefs work is always something I enjoy, and being able to see the food being prepared really adds to the experience. We really enjoyed the food. I LOVED the agedashi tofu it was absolutely perfect. It was crispy yet soft, and the flavour almost felt addicting (even enough so that we decided to order take out a few days later before we left London) The fish was also really delicious and tasted so freah, there is a variety of different sashimi which is really refreshing. I was so happy to see Ika on the menu! I later ordered the ika for take out ~ The waiting staff were brilliant too. Next time I come down to London, I will definitely be back!

Really nice, still affordable, authentic Japanese that satisfied all my voracious family!! Will come back again!!

Sat at the bar, had an amazing time ! Really cool head chef.

Excellent place for great japanese food.

Good portions of food. Cramp and tightly seated inside Slightly rushed service Food quality is not as good as the soho and covert garden brand.

The best and cheapest Japan cuisine I’ve ever had 🤤

Me,my wife and our two little daughters been here 3 times over our week stay in London.Great service,really good food,fantastic atmosphere.Reasonable prices for London.

Crazy bargain and delicious Japanese food here in London. I go at least 3x/month. Dropped point on atmosphere due to cramped space and sometimes unbearable heat as more dinners fill up. I see the AC unit. Make it cooler!! Also, service charge non discretionary. Probably the only place I have ever dined that has this policy.

Beyond expectation, the fish is so fresh. And it’s quite a big bowl. The Miso soup is so taste, I like it.

This was my first visit in the Holborn branch. As always, the food does not disappoint. The venue could have been much better presented, but the reasonable price and quality of food makes up for it. It’s a great place for quality and decent quality of Japanese food.

Very good restaurant, with good food at good prices.

Supana was the best host, she took us in super late but ensured a good experience !! Shout out to her!! <3 xoxo

I recently visited "EAT TOKYO" in Holborn and had an exceptional dining experience. I started with the chicken and salmon teriyaki bento box, which offered a perfect balance of savory teriyaki flavors and tender, juicy meat. The miso soup was a comforting prelude, rich with umami and just the right amount of tofu and seaweed. The fried squid legs were delightfully crispy without being overly greasy, and the fried chicken was a standout with its juicy interior and perfectly seasoned crispy exterior. The crispy soft shell crab sushi and Chef Lin's special sushi were both highlights, showcasing fresh ingredients and expertly crafted rolls. For dessert, the strawberry cheesecake mochi was a refreshing finish, with a creamy, strawberry-infused filling encased in chewy mochi. The ambiance of EAT TOKYO was cozy and inviting, making it a fantastic spot for enjoying authentic Japanese cuisine in the heart of London. The floor manager and all the staff were very friendly and suggestive, offering excellent recommendations. The menu was impressively large, providing a wide array of options at amazing and affordable prices. The best part is, you can dine at a sushi bar for the most pocket friendly prices!

Quite a small place down the street from Premier Inn Holborn. There is usually a small line at the entrance. We stood for 3 minutes and went in. The dishes are amazing. The fish is fresh and there is a huge selection of Japanese dishes and the prices are good. It's a shame we only arrived on the last day. Highly recommended.

For the price it is an amazingg place

Lovely food and good service. Often busy and crowded, so maybe rock up sometime before 6ish for dinner. 👍

Not very good dining experience. The sushi chef called whoever’s on the phone stupid in Japanese, they’re not even loud. If he doesn’t like people talking, he could have told them, instead of calling them stupid. Food was good though.