Mahjong OZ

Between tiles and rounds at Mahjong OZ in Takadanobaba, players can sit down to a surprisingly serious meal. Standing out on the menu is Kokushi Muso, a house noodle specialty topped with seasoned minced pork and fresh celery. Named after one of mahjong's rare yakuman hands, the dish draws curious orders on its own merit, offering an unexpected departure from typical parlor refreshments.

Beyond noodles, the kitchen covers steady comfort fare, including hearty plates of curry rice, Thai-style gapao rice, and freshly brewed coffee. Alcohol orders come accompanied by casual bar snacks, making extended gaming sessions easy to sustain. Complimentary tea is on hand from the beverage station, and outside food and non-alcoholic drinks are permitted, allowing guests to pace their visits comfortably.

Situated on the 4th floor near Takadanobaba Station, the main floor is smoke-free, keeping the air clean and comfortable throughout long sessions. A separate smoking booth is available for those who need it. With accessible table rates and solid kitchen cooking, it provides an easy, inviting hub to gather with friends.