Come enjoy a delightful meal at Hoito Restaurant. They are open at night all week. You can get there not only by public transit but also by bicycle. They are found in an area packed with restaurants, merchants and parks.
The food is nothing fancy but tastes good and prices are very reasonable. My omelet was little on the greasy side but my Mom's pancakes were very tasty. Our server was very nice and friendly and the atmosphere is extremely informal and laid back.
Overall, a very nice, inexpensive place to eat. Comes in handy when you're a starving student! The pancakes I had were excellent, and very filling. The atmosphere seemed quite friendly and had that 'back home' type feel to it. My only complaints are the sizing of the drink glasses (even for a large) are somewhat small, and the fact we had to wait and keep a lookout for a table in a crowded restaurant didn't appeal to me very much. Overall however, I would go back for great food at such a low cost!
I don't understand the appeal of the Hoito, I know I certainly hate this place!
It's always crowded and stuffy, and the menu is mostly generic things I can make at home just as easily (and just as good!). I'll give it points for being cheap, but being cheap describes the restaurant as a whole.
Absolutely no cruelty-free/vegan options! Even steakhouses have veggie burgers, vegan stir-fries, and other vegan options! With more and more of the population going vegan/vegetarian so quickly, it's really suprising to find a restaurant that still doesn't have options and just has to stick dead animals, their eggs, and their breastmilk into EVERYTHING!
I'm not paying them $6 for a bowl of lettuce because they don't welcome animal-friendly customers.
