Whistler Café Tokyo Jimbocho

Amazing service. I myself and 4 other Canadians went here to Canada day and each person sang oh Canada with / for us. We felt so welcome from this experience. Beer and food is definitely Canadian and our server was very good to speak English. This is a wonderful place for every traveller, especially Canadians

Had a Japanese friend standing outside, a smoke, I'm sorry, but I just remember the name Amy...

I was surprised to find a Canadian cafe in Tokyo! The food is a Japanese farewell to Canadian farewell, a part of it suggests not a part of it. The steak and smoked salmon were pretty good. The Poutine missed. I didn't expect them to have cheese curds, but the pommes were the frozen variety. The food itself was on the expensive side. The main set was ¥3100 per person, and most portions were quite small. The room itself is cool. They had music from Canadian artists, old coke ads on the projector and many memories from British Columbia. I'd get a drink and a smoked salmon.

Good food (the nachos were very amazing). It seems that it is no longer operated by actual Canadians. We had a great time to see how we Canadians made our legacy in Japan. We weren't disappointed that we went, but our money could have been spending somewhere else.

As a Canadian I can say the poutine isn't exactly accurate, but it was tasty nonetheless. I'd like to see a Canadian whiskey import that isn't Canadian club though haha