I went to Aoyama Gapao Shokudo! It's close to Shibuya Station and not too crowded, so it's good for relaxing and enjoying your meal. This time, I had fresh spring rolls, seafood Gapao rice, and Pad Thai! Seafood Gapao rice is unusual, but it was delicious with seafood instead of meat.

I happened to be nearby and visited this place for the first time. I ordered the lunch menu's Gapao. The Gapao was served within 2 minutes of ordering. The reason for the quick service is that everything is pre-made and lined up in front. Most of the pots were left uncovered. Both the soup and Gapao were lukewarm as a result. I wish they would at least heat it up before serving. The Gapao had a lot of liquid, making the rice soggy and not tasty. If they are just going to serve cold dishes, there is no point in eating in the restaurant. It's disappointing that the Gapao, which is in the restaurant's name, is of this quality. The staff were talking loudly the whole time, making it noisy.

I suddenly felt like eating larb. Recently, I have been making a lot of Yum Woon Sen, eating the glass noodles first, then adding rice to the remaining ingredients and calling it larb rice. The tangy and flavorful larb is recommended for the hot summer. The additional Massaman curry also goes well with the taste.

I felt like eating Thai food in Shibuya, so I went to try it out! I ordered the Holiday Lunch Set, which included Gapao Rice as the main dish, Green Curry as the side dish, and I added 300 yen to get a Mango Juice. The spiciness level was indicated by chili pepper marks (1.5 for Gapao, 1 for Green Curry), but it wasn't as spicy as I expected, more like a level suitable for Japanese taste buds. Personally, I found the portion size satisfying! The atmosphere inside the restaurant was also nice, and I would like to go back at night!

The atmosphere of the restaurant is very nice. The staff are humorous but they don't intrude like annoying staff at other places, so it's comfortable. There are also seats outside, and even though it's hot every day, I thought it would be nice to enjoy authentic Thai cuisine at those seats. The spicy dishes are really spicy, so be careful!

Today, near the office, we had a boss's treat of Pad Thai. Despite the sweltering heat, we enjoyed our meal on the terrace surrounded by mixed-use buildings. It felt like we were in Thailand, with a nice breeze in the shade. The taste was great, but the price of 1180 yen for Pad Thai seemed a bit high. (Even though the boss treated us, haha) It's nice that you can add a drink for only 100 yen.

I love Thai food, and there are 4 restaurants in Shibuya and Shinjuku! From the delicious omelette I tried for the first time, to the reliable Phat Phong curry and the beloved Khao Niao, Thai food is really delicious! Sharing with 4 people was enough in terms of portion size, which was great.

The authentic Thai food was delicious! We ordered a set menu and some individual dishes, and it was quite filling for two people. The set menu included fresh spring rolls, soup, and rice (I forgot the name). It's recommended to order both the set menu and individual dishes for a satisfying meal.

It is a Thai restaurant located near Seiryo University. I went around 10 pm on a weekday and was able to get in without waiting in line. There was one hour left from the last order until closing, so even though I eat slowly, I was able to enjoy my meal without feeling rushed. The dishes were all delicious, especially the Tom Yum Kung! The cost performance is average, but it's nice to be able to enjoy reliable Thai cuisine.

A great Thai restaurant located in a narrow alley in Aoyama, starting from 246. At first glance, it may seem small from the outside, but once you step inside, you'll find several private rooms and a counter with a unique seating arrangement. The menu is extensive and impressive. In a time when many restaurants have reduced their menu due to staff shortages, this place offers a wide variety of delicious dishes. The lunch set menu is also very affordable, with half portions of Massaman curry and Tom Yum Kung included, and they taste great. The portion of Som Tam is also generous. I will definitely be going back.

Larb rice for ¥1,180, Tom Yum Kung soup for ¥300. The larb rice was too salty and I struggled to finish it. Maybe it's good for people who like salty food..? I don't think this restaurant is for me. I should have just ordered the regular Pad Kra Pao.

I use it for lunch. The Larb rice is salty, sour, and perfect for those who like strong flavors. Sometimes it's too busy during lunchtime and the food comes out late. In those cases, they give a complimentary Tom Yum Kung. The portion of rice is sometimes small. But the taste is so delicious that I love it.

I visited around 12 o'clock on a weekday and was able to get in within about 10 minutes. They also offer takeout, and the place seemed very busy. [What I ordered] - Massaman curry and Gapa0 combination (1230 yen) The combination seems to be the most popular. The Gapa0 had a relatively mild flavor without cilantro, making it easy to eat even for those who don't like spicy food. And the Massaman curry! It was delicious! It was sweet and even those who don't like spicy food could enjoy it! The beans added a nice texture and really complemented the dish. It was rich and truly delicious. Considering that you get a salad, soup, curry, and Gapa0 for under 1500 yen, I thought it was a great value for Omotesando! I would definitely like to go again!

I visited the restaurant on Saturday afternoon. I ordered the set menu with Gapao Rice and Green Curry. The food was served in just 3-5 minutes, which was surprisingly fast. The set menu cost 1,300 yen, which seemed reasonable for the area. It was good for a quick meal.

Reservation: None Wait time: None Number of visitors: 2 people Duration: 30 minutes Price: 3000 yen per person We visited the restaurant as we had some time before our reservation. They serve Thai cuisine and cocktails made with Thai ingredients. It might be better to visit for a meal rather than just for drinks. I recommend trying the Mango Colada and Popia Sod.

Lunch set for 1700 yen. It's nice that you can choose from a soup and a main dish since the menu in Thai can be confusing. I had Massaman curry soup and Tom Yum noodles. The Tom Yum noodles had rice flour noodles with a soup that was my preference (sour, spicy, and creamy flavors were balanced). It had plenty of squid which tasted fresh. The indoor temperature was a bit cold, so both dishes would have been better if they were warmer. I would consider revisiting, but I feel like it needs a little more something to make me want to go back more actively.

I visited during lunchtime on a regular day. There was no waiting time, but the place was busy. The main customer base was mostly women, with few men. I decided to try the Massaman curry, which was rare to find on the menu. It arrived in just 5 minutes after ordering, which was surprisingly fast. While I appreciated the quick service, the dish seemed to be reheated and was a bit lukewarm. The taste was good, but not enough for me to want to come back again.

Today's lunch was enjoyed quietly and I arrived a little early. Since I had a light breakfast, I decided to order the set with generous portions of Gapao rice and Massaman curry. It was a bit pricey, but I couldn't decide between the two dishes because of my indecisiveness. The dishes were served promptly and had quite a substantial amount. The vegetable soup was a bit strong in flavor, but I diluted it with some water to the right balance of saltiness. The Gapao rice and curry were authentically flavored, with no overpowering taste, just a lot of umami. Before I knew it, I had finished everything with determination and left the restaurant. It seemed to be a popular place as it was full when I left. If you sit at the counter, you can enjoy your meal calmly without being bothered by other customers.

Located a 5-minute walk from Shibuya Station South Exit, this Asian restaurant is situated at the top of a hill. During lunchtime, it is almost always packed. This is not surprising considering that you can enjoy a fairly authentic Asian lunch for around 1,000 yen, and there are also bento boxes available for takeout lined up in front of the store, attracting nearby office workers. When I visited around 1 pm on this day, there were about half the seats available as I purposely came a bit later. The name of the restaurant is Gapao, and probably about 90% of the customers were having the Gapao lunch set. Some even ordered Tom Yum Kung Ramen, so if you like spicy food, you might really enjoy it. The set I ordered for 1,230 yen included Gapao, salad, Massaman curry, and soup curry, with the choice between Massaman curry and Green curry. I placed my order and it arrived in less than a minute. Fast service! The Massaman curry was creamy, sweet, and surprisingly good. The portion was also quite generous, and I felt sleepy after lunch and had to go back to work (laughs). They also serve Singha beer, so it seems like a good place to go for drinks at night as well. Thank you for the meal!

Located about a 10-minute walk from Shibuya Station, this Asian restaurant offers lunch sets where you can choose a main dish and a side dish or a drink. I ordered the tapioca for the main dish, and it was delicious. The place was quite busy during lunchtime. Although the cost performance may not be the best, I left satisfied with the meal.