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Kohi Kizoku Edinburgh, about a 1-minute walk from Exit C4 of Shinjuku-sanchome Station, is a coffee shop with a spacious interior that is also perfect when you want to quietly enjoy a cup of coffee.
Close to Kabukicho (the city that never sleeps), where restaurants and entertainment venues stay open until late at night, this shop is surprisingly Open 24 hours with no regular holidays, so it is easy to visit whenever you want.
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The popular "sumibiyaki (charcoal roasted) iced coffee and rare cheesecake" is loved for the pairing of mildly sweet rare cheesecake and iced coffee with a deep, rich bitterness.
People say the light, smooth texture melts in your mouth, while a gentle tang spreads softly, making for a well-balanced flavor.
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For Breakfast, the popular "Toast Bread Set" comes with bacon and eggs and salad, and people say you can take your time and enjoy it with siphon brewed coffee.
People also like the impressive touch of having the coffee poured right in front of them, letting them fully enjoy the aroma and flavor.
GOGYAMA
This is a traditional kissaten (Japanese-style coffee shop) with a calm atmosphere, offering a space where you can relax and take your time. The interior is spacious and has plenty of seats, which is part of the appeal since you can enjoy your time here without worrying about the clock.
Source:GOGYAMA's review
BBアオクマ
I had a coffee for a morning break. I also ordered a crepe because I was in the mood for something sweet. The batter was quite firm, and the sweetness was mild. I like simple crepes like this too. What made me happy was that they let me charge my device. They even lent me both a cable and an outlet adapter.
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Coffee Kizoku Edinburgh
Shinjuku Sanchome Sta. / Kissa (Japanese coffee shop), Cafe
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JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999
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JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999
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東京都新宿区新宿3-2-4新宿M&Eスクエアビル 2F
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Located just steps from Shinjuku-sanchome Station, Meikyoku Coffee Shinjuku Lambre is a kissaten (traditional Japanese coffee shop) where a stately, classical space opens up beyond the entrance leading downstairs.
Inside, chandeliers and antique-style furniture fill the room, and baroque music plays, creating a somewhat nostalgic atmosphere where you can relax and spend your time at ease.
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The "Cake Set," which comes with coffee or tea, is also popular, and the almond milk cake is said to be appealing for its gentle sweetness and generous serving of cream.
The almond flavor and the smoothness of the milk are said to pair well with the medium-dark roast coffee.
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On the Breakfast menu, the "Egg and Tuna Sandwich Set" is also popular.
Each roll is generously filled with ingredients, making it perfect when you want a solid meal in the morning. It is said to be a satisfying dish with a good amount to eat.
This is a large jun-kissa (traditional Japanese coffee shop) with a strong Showa era feel, and the high ceilings and spacious interior leave a strong impression. The red sofas and stately decor also create the classic atmosphere of an old school coffee shop. They have all the standard coffee shop menu items, including coffee, toast, and cake, and many people seemed to be taking their time and relaxing.
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ふとんに住みたい
I had the cake set with New York cheesecake and black tea. The interior was very clean, with an atmosphere just like a hotel lounge. There are as many as 200 seats in the basement, and although there was a line, I got in more smoothly than I expected♪♪Next time, I’d like to try the sandwiches.
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Meikyoku Coffee Shinjuku Ranburu
Shinjuku Sanchome Sta. / Kissa (Japanese coffee shop)
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JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999
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JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999
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東京都新宿区新宿3-31-3１Ｆ・Ｂ１Ｆ
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Welcome into Kissa Seibu Nishi-Shinjuku Ten by its retro neon sign, and you will find a space with a rich, weighty feel.
The calm lighting and stained glass stand out, and you can relax at length in the sofa seats. This is a place where you can enjoy the atmosphere of a classic old-school kissaten (Japanese coffee shop).
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Among the food menu, the eye catching item is the "Shinjuku Tokusei (special) Omurice".
The soft and creamy egg is topped with demi glace sauce, and cheese inside makes it a satisfying dish. It is also said to have a good balance with the ketchup rice.
If you want to enjoy the classic kissaten (Japanese coffeehouse) feel, the combination of iced coffee and house made purin (custard pudding) is also popular.
The mildly bitter iced coffee pairs well with the firm, old fashioned purin, and the slight bitterness of the caramel is pleasant as well.
Miigourmet1229
The calm lighting and interior were very lovely, and it felt like time was moving slowly. Together with the sound of the rain outside, it made the atmosphere even more relaxing. This time, I ordered a hot sandwich. It was more filling than it looked, and it was quite satisfying to eat. The ingredients inside were well balanced, and the taste was simple but satisfying.
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michi481318
The Omurice also has soft, fluffy egg, and the ketchup flavored rice inside is tasty, making it very well balanced. There was melted cheese hidden inside! This place also scores high! The glass for the iced coffee is stylish. As expected from a jun-kissa (classic Japanese coffee shop), the warm oshibori (wet towel) is a real towel. Piano music plays inside, which makes it very relaxing.
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Coffee Seibu Nishishinjuku ten
Shinjuku Nishiguchi Sta. / Kissa (Japanese coffee shop), Cafe
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- JPY 999
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JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999
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東京都新宿区西新宿7-9-16西新宿メトロビル 2F
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Photograph:波乗りトニ〜
Kohi Taimusu is a 2-minute walk from the southeast exit of Shinjuku Station.
The wood-paneled wall decor and the music playing in the background create a warm, comforting feel, making it easy to forget the bustle of the city while you spend time here. With power outlets and Wi-Fi available, it is a good place to relax and spend your time however you like.
The "Chocolate Parfait," with its familiar and bright look, is also popular.
Topped with a generous mound of whipped cream and finished with a cherry, it is appealing for its just right volume too. It is loved as a dish that brings to mind the charm of a classic kissaten (Japanese-style coffee shop).
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On the food menu, the classic coffee shop staple Jikasei Naporitan (house-made Neapolitan spaghetti) is also popular.
It has a comforting taste with a clear ketchup flavor, and the chewy pasta is layered with the good flavors of the ingredients. Many people also seem to enjoy it with grated cheese or Tabasco added.
kiriii82
The old school kissaten (Japanese coffee shop) interior was very charming. I had the authentic tart lemon squash with syrup added. The sausage and egg sandwich from a different menu was also tasty, with mustard in it.
Source:kiriii82's review
うしどし1973
It is said to have been founded in the mid-1960s. The reliefs displayed on the wooden plank walls and the music playing inside add a subtle sense of style, creating a space that lets you forget the hustle and bustle of the city. Lemon is infused in the drinking water, giving it a light tang, and I thought that touch was stylish too.
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Coffee Times
Shinjuku Sta. / Kissa (Japanese coffee shop), Cafe, Bar
東京都新宿区新宿3-35-11タイムスビル 1F
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Photograph:江戸っ子嫁ちょこ子
A 2-minute walk from Shinjuku-nishiguchi Station, Peace on the 1st floor of Shinjuku Nishiguchi HALC is a kissaten (Japanese-style coffee shop) where the feel of a good old era still lives on.
Inside, with its retro furniture and decorations, a nostalgic mood fills the air, and even though it sits in the heart of Shinjuku, this is a place where you can relax and take a breather in a spacious setting.
The "Hokkaido Pancake Set" is an appealing plate with the fragrant taste of a well baked batter.
Layered with butter, syrup, and whipped cream, it offers a pleasant contrast of sweetness and saltiness. It is said to be the kind of flavor that makes you want to pair it with coffee.
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If you want to enjoy a meal menu that feels just like a classic kissaten (Japanese coffee shop), the Napolitan is also a popular dish.
The rich sauce coats the soft, thick noodles well, making it a satisfying plate. Many people also seem to enjoy it with Tabasco to change up the flavor as they eat.
hayasta_ikefukuro
I ordered the Hokkaido Pancake Set. It uses wheat flour and milk from the Tokachi Heiya (Tokachi Plain), and I enjoyed its soft texture with fresh cream and syrup. Simple yet well baked and fragrant, it paired perfectly with coffee.
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Ua.
This time, I ordered milk coffee. I do not think you see it very often at other kissaten (Japanese-style coffee shops). A nice touch is that the ice is made from coffee, so you do not get that common iced drink problem where the flavor gets weak toward the end. The coffee ice also had a strong flavor, and I could really taste the proper bitterness of the coffee.
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Peace
Shinjuku Nishiguchi Sta. / Kissa (Japanese coffee shop), Cafe
東京都新宿区西新宿1-5-1新宿西口ハルク 1Ｆ
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Just a 2-minute walk from Shinjuku Station, Tsubakiya Coffee Higashi Hanare offers a classical and elegant space.
In the stately interior, you can take your time enjoying siphon coffee made with house-roasted beans. Even though it is close to the station, it is loved as a place where you can relax in peace.
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The combination of the "Kin no Chiizukeeki Set (Golden Cheesecake Set)" and "Premium Blend Coffee" is also popular.
The gently sweet cheesecake pairs with rich coffee carefully brewed in a siphon, and they bring out the best in each other.
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If you want to enjoy the feel of the season, the "Shine Muscat shortcake" is also popular.
It is said to offer an elegant taste, with lightly sweetened cream and soft sponge layered with the fresh texture of the fruit.
⭐︎M1017
Spacious seating and high quality hospitality are part of the experience. The cake set I had this time also had a refined sweetness that let the quality of the ingredients shine, and it paired perfectly with the coffee. Listening to the quietly playing classical music, I was able to enjoy a blissful moment.
Source:⭐︎M1017's review
わかめし
・Tsubakiya Blend Tea, Shibukawa Mont Blanc
The fluffy cream and chestnut aroma gave it a refined feel. It is always hard to decide when to eat the big marron glacé, right? It was delicious. I really love Tsubakiya's teapot cover because it is so cute. I kind of want one.
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Tsubakiya Coffee Higashi hanare
Shinjuku Nishiguchi Sta. / Kissa (Japanese coffee shop), Cafe
東京都新宿区新宿3-21-9新宿ダッキープラザビル 1F・B1F
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Laurel is located a 2-minute walk from the East Exit of Shinjuku Station.
The interior has the warmth of wood, with calm lighting and an atmosphere that makes it easy to stop by even on your own. It is a place where you can relax and take your time in the comfortable air of a classic old-school kissaten (Japanese coffee shop).
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The coffee brewed with a flannel drip is also well regarded, and the Mandheling is appealing for its easy to drink flavor with restrained acidity.
It is said to have a finish that is not too heavy and easy to enjoy with a clean taste, making it a cup that suits a calm, relaxing moment.
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If you want something sweet to go with it, the "apple pie" is also recommended. It is said to be packed with apples inside a moist crust, with a clear sweet-tart flavor.
It goes well with coffee and is popular as a dessert to enjoy as a set.
モンブリング
I ordered the French toast, and it was exactly the kind of French toast I had hoped for, so I was Manzoku. The cake felt like a pretty standard cake. The sausage was one large one, cut in half and grilled. It was good.
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みー飯
They also have light meals like sandwiches, plus coffee shop style sweets such as cake and parfaits. The fresh fruit juice is especially appealing. I had mint tea.
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Laurel
Shinjuku Sanchome Sta. / Kissa (Japanese coffee shop), Cake
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JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999
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JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999
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Wednesday
東京都新宿区新宿3-28-14
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Niinana Kissa is about a 3-minute walk from Seibu-Shinjuku Station and makes use of a former cabaret site. It is open from 9:00 AM until 6:00 AM the next morning.
At the top of the staircase, which still carries a sense of history, you step into a sparkling, out-of-the-ordinary space with an atmosphere said to feel like a movie set. This is a place with the kind of unique character that fits Kabukicho perfectly.
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When you are in the mood for something sweet, Oreno Oreo Ore is another drink that catches the eye.
It has a rich flavor made with milk, chocolate sauce, vanilla ice cream, and Oreos, and it is said to have a satisfyingly sweet taste. Its bold look also leaves a lasting impression.
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On the food menu, the striking-looking "Black Omurice" is also popular.
This dish features chicken rice colored with bamboo charcoal and wrapped in egg, then topped with a white sauce with cheese. In contrast to its bold appearance, it is said to have no strong distinctive flavor and be easy to enjoy.
ペヤングが主食
This shop was renovated from the former Hinomaru Cabaret and also opens as a nightclub at night. It preserves the atmosphere of a Showa-era cabaret from 50 years ago, with picture-perfect details wherever you look, including neon shaped like the Japanese flag, nostalgic red carpets, and blue semicircular sofas.
Source:ペヤングが主食's review
gen7324
A former cabaret that closed down and was turned into a kissaten (Japanese-style coffee shop) just as it was. There was a mirror ball on the ceiling and even a stage, so it felt like stepping into another world. The sofas were left as they were too, making it very comfortable and a place I wanted to stay forever. The cream soda with alcohol in it was tasty too. I was surprised to find a bathtub in the restroom.
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Niinana Kissa
Seibu Shinjuku Sta. / Kissa (Japanese coffee shop)
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JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999
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東京都新宿区歌舞伎町2-36-3新宿Acb会館 3F
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Brazil-kan (Brazil House) Yonchome Ten is about a 4-minute walk from Nishi-Shinjuku-Gochome Station.
The spacious interior has a calm atmosphere, making it easy to relax quietly even on your own. This is a local favorite where you can feel the charm of old school kissaten (Japanese coffeehouse) culture.
"Cafe Cappuccino" is a cup that fills the air with the aroma of coffee and cinnamon the moment it reaches the table.
As the whipped cream slowly melts, you can also enjoy how the flavor changes. It is the kind of drink that makes you want to relax and savor time in a classic kissaten (Japanese coffee shop).
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For the cake set, the combination of rare cheesecake and blended coffee is also popular.
The smooth cake has a rich sweetness, and it pairs well with the clean finish of the coffee, making you want to take your time and enjoy it.
y31-t775
The service is polite, spot-on, and efficient. I quickly dug into the Mont Blanc. It looks small, but chestnut paste makes up about half of it, and it is sweet and tasty. Inside, there is a little cream, and the base is a light sponge cake. A small piece of chestnut sits on top like a little extra. Since it had plenty of chestnut, it felt satisfying to eat, so I was glad I ordered it.
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ようちゃん食べ歩き♪
As soon as you step inside, the calm atmosphere feels just as expected, and the space is very comfortable. The seating is laid out with plenty of room, making it easy to visit even alone, and it is just the right place when you want to spend some quiet time. The whole cafe still carries an old-school kissa (traditional Japanese coffee shop) culture, and it feels as if time moves a little more slowly there.
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Brazil Kan Yonchome ten
Nishi Shinjuku Gochome Sta. / Kissa (Japanese coffee shop)
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- JPY 999
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東京都新宿区西新宿4丁目1-10東建ニューハイツ1F
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