Greek in Tokyo?

[tabehodai]

It seems that every country's cuisine is well represented in Tokyo ... with the exception of Greece.

I know plenty of good Middle-Eastern places, which will satisfy my cravings to a degree, but I really do long for gyro wraps.

A year ago I found a new place in Harajuku (can't remember the name; on a side street; 3rd floor) but it was sub-standard. Small portions and not very authentic.

I've also heard bad things about The Agean Sea in Shibuya, so I've avoided it.

Has anyone found good Greek food in Tokyo?

[Robb S]

Sparta, near Kannai Station, is pretty decent, and better than anything up in Tokyo. They've been around since 1953.

[Silverjay]

The place in Shibuya was an absolute rip-off and the food was no good. Yokohama has a bunch- generally in the Kannai area. See- http://www.ousaru.com/eth/greek/. I've been to a place called Mykonos a long, long time ago, where the Japanese chef had lived and trained in Greece. But I don't remember being impressed with the food. This is a cuisine that's not represented well in the Metropolis.

[Silverjay]

Then again, my on-the-ground intelligence has proven to be out of date, so maybe something has popped up in the last year...