Nishiogi Mogame Diner
西荻もがめ食堂
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Nearest
西荻窪駅 · 2 min walk
Spend
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Booking
Walk-ins welcome
English
Japanese only
What to know
Chicken Nanban Teishoku is the dish most often photographed at Nishiogi Mogame Diner, a Japanese teishoku restaurant near Nishiogikubo Station. The set arrives with five pieces of chicken nanban topped with tartar sauce, plus white rice, miso soup, and four obanzai side dishes. The Ebi Mayo Teishoku and Salt-Koji Marinated Silver Salmon Teishoku also appear among the house specialties. Each set includes up to two free rice refills, which regulars use to round out the meal. The space reads as a relaxed everyday diner, and the menu serves the quick weekday lunch or dinner that the Japanese teishoku format is built for. A creator at @araretan_24 notes that the restaurant is three minutes on foot from Nishiogikubo Station and that a line forms before opening. Visitors who arrive solo or in pairs are more likely to be seated quickly during peak lunch hours.
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The space
What to order
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Before you go
- Expect a wait, especially during peak lunch hours, but solo diners or pairs might be seated faster.
- Take advantage of the free rice refills (up to two bowls) to fully enjoy the generous portions.
Common questions
Do I need a reservation?
Walk-ins are usually accepted. Expect a wait at peak lunch hours, though solo diners and pairs are often seated faster.
What are the operating hours?
Open Monday to Sunday, 11:30 AM to 2:00 PM and 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM.
What is the chicken nanban teishoku?
The chicken nanban teishoku at 1,550 yen includes five pieces of fried chicken topped with tartar sauce, plus white rice, miso soup, and four obanzai side dishes.
How close is the nearest station?
The diner is a 197 m (about a three-minute walk) from Nishiogikubo Station.