Shinjuku Restaurant Guide
Ojimanoen also has a 30-minute all-you-can-eat tochiotome strawberry picking experience as well. The all-you-can-eat menu comes with free French fries and udon noodles. Sagae Green Park offers all-you-can-eat strawberry picking in a country greenhouse.
If you want to try many kinds of Sushi, Sushi Zanmai will give you a wide variety of Sushi selections since they are originated from the biggest fish market in Japan Tsukiji. Sushi Zanmai began as Japan’s first 24/7 open sushi restaurant all year round. It is one of the most popular sushi restaurants among Japanese which have many chain restaurants across the country including Shinjuku district, Tokyo. As you can tell from the name of this restaurant, this is a restaurant specialized in tuna . Tuna is a fish that all parts of the body is edible.
Its location on Shinjuku's West Exit Electronics Street also provides the convenience of price comparison. For the latest Japanese gadgets and a wide range of cosmetics and skincare, BicCamera is the go-to. They also offer items popular among tourists, such as snacks, toys, and Thermos flasks, in a spacious and family-friendly environment. With professional and multilingual staff, international shoppers can benefit from duty-free purchases and an additional 3% to 7% discount by using the coupon provided below.
Their menu is seasonal, so you can expect super fresh vegetables and ingredients, as well as new courses, every time you go. They are particular about brand and quality, so they can tell you what part of the country each cut of meat is from before you order. They serve great quality Kobe beef and other wagyu beef brands at a reasonable price, mainly focusing on A5 quality Kuroge black beef. Courses start at ¥4,000 per person, and they offer a la carte options as well as rare cuts of meat that you might not find at other restaurants. A great option in a good neighborhood with very reasonable prices. They only have 16 seats, so be sure to reserve in advance.
Apart from avocado, succulent, thickly-sliced grilled steaks like the are also available on the menu. This is a perfect restaurant to share a dinner with friends, as they also serve alcohol like Mexican beer. Just a 3-minute walk from Shinjuku West Exit, you'll find Omoide Yokocho.
There are 30 seats, including table seats, in the Tsuchiya store, and all seats are smoking allowed. “Shinjuku” is a city where the most popular Monjayaki shops gather in Tokyo. There are a variety of recommended spots such as all-you-can-eat cospa and shops with private rooms. This time, we will introduce carefully selected shops that can be said to be recommended if you want to eat Shinjuku Monjayaki. "Tatsunoya" has its main restaurant in Kurume of Fukuoka.
Each time I would attend breakfast or the executive lounge, the staff (especially women!!!) would try to give me the cat seats. High-quality jeans and a pullover in winter should be sufficient for having a breakfast as a European Hilton diamond member. Moreover, there was no "we will be glad to see you again" or anything similar, no carrying my bags 15 meters to the airport bus - nothing.
The meat here was top notch, we enjoyed both the beef and the pork. We showed up at 3pm and were able to get a spot, but otherwise looks like a pretty busy place. I am so glad that I made it to Japan and visited this food paradise in 2019. And IMO it has the best all you can eat Wagyu Beef. The price is a bit steep but you get what you paid for.
It’s has multiple sections with different type of food. They often have a seasonal fair as well that had a different taste to the buffet. Perfect welcome, excellent serice and a great drink. There was a very comprehensive buffet which we did not try.
They offer an a-la-carte menu, but it is a fantastic opportunity to try kaiseki, so it is recommended to order from their course menu. You will definitely be impressed by the vibrant cuisine made with plenty of seasonal ingredients. The course consists of appetizers, sashimi, braised items, steamed items, deep-fried items, main dishes, and dessert. With a southern Californian seaside theme, this expansive cafe is brightly lit and serves items such as unique seafood stews, paella, and original vegetable French toast. The menu also includes original drip coffee and an abundance of confectionery dishes, such as the and .
They even have rare brands depending on the season. The signature dish here is the (680 JPY/6 pieces plus tax, 1,080 JPY/10 pieces plus tax) which features a variety of yakitori made from different parts of the bird. The meat grilled using binchotan (high-grade charcoal) becomes soft and juicy.
Caffice is popular among students and business folk due to the fact that all tables come with a power supply and Wi-Fi. This expansive cafe has large windows and is divided into different areas – a business area, a lounge area, and a cafe area. Some tables even have desk lamps ideal for studying, reading, or working! There is also a special weekly menu and drinks like freshly ground original coffee. Popular items include the , , and , as well as pasta lunch sets like the and the . All drinks come in a large cup, allowing all customers to sit back and make good use of their time.
For lunch, the seasonal sushi and sashimi sets range from ¥1,400 to ¥3,200, and if you’re off to catch the shinkansen, grab a bento box to go. If all this sounds a bit heavy, try some of the traditional breakfast variations of okayu and ochazuke. The former is a Japanese take on congee – a rice porridge which comes with similar sides to a set breakfast. For ochazuke, the rice is served with a pot of tea or dashi and a selection of toppings.
The rice is served up to the edge of a bowl and the toppings on the top of it look like a mountain. It is the restaurant 新宿 しゃぶしゃぶ which is the talk of the town in Shinjuku. Grace is the Senior Content Editor for Hop Culture and Untappd.
If you want to try many kinds of Sushi, Sushi Zanmai will give you a wide variety of Sushi selections since they are originated from the biggest fish market in Japan Tsukiji. Sushi Zanmai began as Japan’s first 24/7 open sushi restaurant all year round. It is one of the most popular sushi restaurants among Japanese which have many chain restaurants across the country including Shinjuku district, Tokyo. As you can tell from the name of this restaurant, this is a restaurant specialized in tuna . Tuna is a fish that all parts of the body is edible.
Its location on Shinjuku's West Exit Electronics Street also provides the convenience of price comparison. For the latest Japanese gadgets and a wide range of cosmetics and skincare, BicCamera is the go-to. They also offer items popular among tourists, such as snacks, toys, and Thermos flasks, in a spacious and family-friendly environment. With professional and multilingual staff, international shoppers can benefit from duty-free purchases and an additional 3% to 7% discount by using the coupon provided below.
Their menu is seasonal, so you can expect super fresh vegetables and ingredients, as well as new courses, every time you go. They are particular about brand and quality, so they can tell you what part of the country each cut of meat is from before you order. They serve great quality Kobe beef and other wagyu beef brands at a reasonable price, mainly focusing on A5 quality Kuroge black beef. Courses start at ¥4,000 per person, and they offer a la carte options as well as rare cuts of meat that you might not find at other restaurants. A great option in a good neighborhood with very reasonable prices. They only have 16 seats, so be sure to reserve in advance.
Apart from avocado, succulent, thickly-sliced grilled steaks like the are also available on the menu. This is a perfect restaurant to share a dinner with friends, as they also serve alcohol like Mexican beer. Just a 3-minute walk from Shinjuku West Exit, you'll find Omoide Yokocho.
There are 30 seats, including table seats, in the Tsuchiya store, and all seats are smoking allowed. “Shinjuku” is a city where the most popular Monjayaki shops gather in Tokyo. There are a variety of recommended spots such as all-you-can-eat cospa and shops with private rooms. This time, we will introduce carefully selected shops that can be said to be recommended if you want to eat Shinjuku Monjayaki. "Tatsunoya" has its main restaurant in Kurume of Fukuoka.
Each time I would attend breakfast or the executive lounge, the staff (especially women!!!) would try to give me the cat seats. High-quality jeans and a pullover in winter should be sufficient for having a breakfast as a European Hilton diamond member. Moreover, there was no "we will be glad to see you again" or anything similar, no carrying my bags 15 meters to the airport bus - nothing.
The meat here was top notch, we enjoyed both the beef and the pork. We showed up at 3pm and were able to get a spot, but otherwise looks like a pretty busy place. I am so glad that I made it to Japan and visited this food paradise in 2019. And IMO it has the best all you can eat Wagyu Beef. The price is a bit steep but you get what you paid for.
It’s has multiple sections with different type of food. They often have a seasonal fair as well that had a different taste to the buffet. Perfect welcome, excellent serice and a great drink. There was a very comprehensive buffet which we did not try.
They offer an a-la-carte menu, but it is a fantastic opportunity to try kaiseki, so it is recommended to order from their course menu. You will definitely be impressed by the vibrant cuisine made with plenty of seasonal ingredients. The course consists of appetizers, sashimi, braised items, steamed items, deep-fried items, main dishes, and dessert. With a southern Californian seaside theme, this expansive cafe is brightly lit and serves items such as unique seafood stews, paella, and original vegetable French toast. The menu also includes original drip coffee and an abundance of confectionery dishes, such as the and .
They even have rare brands depending on the season. The signature dish here is the (680 JPY/6 pieces plus tax, 1,080 JPY/10 pieces plus tax) which features a variety of yakitori made from different parts of the bird. The meat grilled using binchotan (high-grade charcoal) becomes soft and juicy.
Caffice is popular among students and business folk due to the fact that all tables come with a power supply and Wi-Fi. This expansive cafe has large windows and is divided into different areas – a business area, a lounge area, and a cafe area. Some tables even have desk lamps ideal for studying, reading, or working! There is also a special weekly menu and drinks like freshly ground original coffee. Popular items include the , , and , as well as pasta lunch sets like the and the . All drinks come in a large cup, allowing all customers to sit back and make good use of their time.
For lunch, the seasonal sushi and sashimi sets range from ¥1,400 to ¥3,200, and if you’re off to catch the shinkansen, grab a bento box to go. If all this sounds a bit heavy, try some of the traditional breakfast variations of okayu and ochazuke. The former is a Japanese take on congee – a rice porridge which comes with similar sides to a set breakfast. For ochazuke, the rice is served with a pot of tea or dashi and a selection of toppings.
The rice is served up to the edge of a bowl and the toppings on the top of it look like a mountain. It is the restaurant 新宿 しゃぶしゃぶ which is the talk of the town in Shinjuku. Grace is the Senior Content Editor for Hop Culture and Untappd.
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