まちなか
Machinaka
Machinaka is a Chinese izakaya located just a minute's walk from Shimokitazawa Station. Opened in November 2022, it offers a variety of authentic Chinese dishes, including their signature gyoza, in a cozy and inviting atmosphere.
Dining
Chinese Restaurant, Izakaya, Gyoza
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Nestled in the vibrant Shimokitazawa neighborhood, Machinaka is the latest addition to the family of restaurants that includes "Mabonen" and "Omukai." The menu features a wide range of Chinese favorites, from classic gyoza and mapo tofu to special dishes like spicy boiled dumplings in house-made chili oil and "mouth-watering" chicken. The drink selection is equally impressive, offering beers, Shaoxing wine, Chinese tea cocktails, and unique options like almond lemon sour. The interior is designed to provide a relaxed dining experience, with private rooms available for groups. Operating hours are from 5:00 PM to 1:00 AM, making it an ideal spot for dinner or late-night gatherings. Reservations are recommended, especially during peak hours.
Facilities & Services
Private rooms available
Non-smoking environment
Free Wi-Fi
Reservations accepted
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