This is a casual restaurant in Lumine Est where you can enjoy paella easily. There are many types to choose from, but today I ordered the Garlic Shrimp & Avocado Paella with a lunch set that included coleslaw salad and iced coffee. The squid ink rice was fluffy and fragrant, and the garlic shrimp was delicious.

There is a Spanish cuisine exhibition located about a 3-minute walk from Shinjuku Station. It's a restaurant inside Lumine Est. I ordered iced tea. I've been there about twice, but I haven't had a meal there yet. Last time, I only had a drink. I'll come back again to try the food and give a review. The paella looks delicious.

A restaurant located on the 7th floor restaurant street of Lumine Est. Visited on the last weekend before Christmas, around 2 pm after the lunch rush. The restaurant was relatively less crowded compared to others. The clientele consisted of couples, groups of women, and solo female diners. They offered about 6 types of paella. We ordered the following dishes, priced around 1400 yen each: - My order: Squid ink and cod roe paella - Husband's order: Squid ink and octopus paella The food was delicious but the portion sizes were small, more like a cafe meal. The service was a bit slow as there was only one server handling the whole floor. There were no visible COVID-19 safety measures in place, but they did offer a larger table for us when they saw we had a baby stroller.

The atmosphere inside the restaurant was stylish, complemented by the background music. The colorful decor and the absence of bright overhead lights, replaced by small twinkling lights, gave off a cute and pop vibe. The lunch set included paella, a drink bar, and salad for under 1500 yen. The drink bar didn't have a wide variety, but it wasn't a big issue. The paella was delicious, even the crispy bottom part.

I visited Lumine Est in Shinjuku with a friend to have a light dinner, and ended up coming in because the food looked delicious. It was around 7:30 pm on a holiday, and we only had to wait a short while before being seated. After some consideration, I ordered the Spicy Chicken Cheese Fondue-style Paella (1320 yen). The portion size seemed to be geared towards women, on the smaller side. It was just right, leaving me satisfied but not overly full. The dish looked and tasted decently good, though nothing particularly special stood out. It was more like a gratin than a paella. I don't think I would visit Shinjuku just to come to this restaurant. Since orders were made through a QR code, there wasn't much interaction with the staff, but they seemed friendly. Thank you for the meal.

This is my fourth visit. This time, I ordered the "Bouillabaisse-style Paella." The taste was average, and there was quite a small amount of rice. The flavor felt a bit lacking. While you can get a larger portion or add a set, it would increase the price to over 2000 yen, so I decided against it this time. The prices are on the higher side, so the cost performance may not be that great. You can start eating as soon as it arrives, but it's slightly mushy, so I recommend lightly mixing it and waiting until the fire goes out to let it form a crispy bottom. You can also add bouillabaisse for flavor variation, but it's not that significant. However, it was still tasty. There are also tables for two, making it easy for solo female diners. Currently, it's a self-order system with QR codes at each table for placing orders. Payment methods accepted include PayPay and auPay, but not MerPay or iD.

Today, I visited the trending restaurant Paellian Pieces in Shinjuku, which has been creating a buzz on social media. Who came up with such a genius dish? I really want to meet that person. The paella here was fluffy and delicious. I might just change my account to focus on egg dishes instead of Shibuya gourmet. Seriously, the paella here is amazing. The interior decoration of the restaurant is cute and stylish! Be sure to check it out. [Shop Information] Shop Name: Paellian Pieces Address: Lumine Est 7F, 3-38-1 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo Business Hours: [Mon-Sun] 11:00-23:00 Closed on: Irregular holidays Access: Lumine Est 7F next to the east exit of JR Shinjuku Station. [Shop Atmosphere] - Style: Casual - Customer Base: Mostly women in their 20s - Price Range: Lunch 1000-1300 yen

I ate with my Vietnamese friend and they said that Vietnam doesn't have foreign dishes as delicious as this one. They really liked it, so maybe it's a taste that suits foreigners too. As a Japanese person, I also thought it was delicious!

A lively and HAPPY cafe bar, "Paellian Pieces," where you can enjoy delicious and affordable paella in various colors and flavors! The piping hot paella comes in a small and convenient size. For vegetables, cream, grains, and sweets, there's a "milk pudding" with a creamy texture that will make you smile. With a lineup of small tapas dishes and fruity sangria, it's a vibrant and cheerful place perfect for chatting over lunch, coffee, or dinner.

I visited the restaurant on Saturday at 15:30. While other dessert shops around were slightly crowded, this shop was not busy and we were able to walk in. They offer various types of paella, making it enjoyable even for those who are not fans of seafood. I tried the crispy bacon and cheese carbonara paella, and the burnt rice was delicious. You have to extinguish the flame under the plate yourself, so you can enjoy the dish hot for a long time, which is nice. The tableware was visually appealing and stylish. The portion size is not large, so you can even order dessert afterwards. It's perfect for a girls' outing. The only downside was that it was difficult to get the attention of the staff to place an order due to the layout of the restaurant. Other than that, I think it was great.

It is a restaurant that offers various ingredients for paella. Although it's not authentic paella, the menu is extensive and fun to choose from! I love avocados, so I had a hard time deciding because there were many avocado dishes to choose from! Some dishes come with a white soup, and you can pour it over the paella, which allows for a change in taste! It becomes more like risotto than paella ☺️ It's delicious in its own way!

Crispy bacon and cheese carbonara paella for 1089 yen, but with LINE friend registration, it's 980 yen for lunch (until 16:00). Comes with free drink and salad. The drink bar is a bit lacking. I couldn't decide between the spicy chicken cheese fondue-style paella and the carbonara, but since I wasn't very hungry, I chose to skip the cheese fondue-style. The paella was already made, but they light a candle to make the edges crispy and allow for customization. It stays hot until the end (I put out the candle early though). I thought it was a high-cost performance lunch, but later received a surprise LINE message that on days with an 8, all paellas and risottos are 500 yen off. After reading a review by a beautiful young lady with great skin, I decided to try this place and really liked it.

I am going around trying out restaurants with delicious food and drinks. This time, I visited Paelland Pisces at Lumine Est Shinjuku. It felt like I was enjoying authentic Spanish paella. Definitely a place I want to visit again! Thank you for the delicious meal!

Today, with the weather so nice that it feels like the rainy season has ended, I visited this place, sweating profusely. I arrived around 3:30 PM and saw 6 people waiting in line for a table. I didn't mind waiting since it's a Saturday and hot outside, and it's only a 20-minute wait according to the staff. I was seated after about 10 minutes. I ordered the Chocomint Mountain (770 yen) and it arrived in about 10 minutes. The interior of the restaurant had mostly female groups or couples, with only one other solo male diner besides me. The dessert had a mint leaf and chocolate cookie on top, with one side being mint-flavored ice and the other side chocolate syrup. The ice was firm and didn't melt easily, providing a nice texture. The mint side had a refreshing flavor, while the chocolate side was rich and sweet. As I continued to eat, the ice melted and blended the mint and chocolate flavors together, creating a taste similar to a milkshake. The cookie became soft and moist as it absorbed the melting ice. It was my first shaved ice of the year, and it was delicious. Summer is just around the corner.

This is a Chocolate Mint Party activity! Here they have a limited-time offer of Chocolate Mint Triple Waffle. Even though it was not listed on the menu outside, I spotted a mint-colored item on the menu placed on the open table inside, so I confidently entered! I settled in a quiet corner of the empty restaurant and ordered the Paella, which is their specialty. The dish arrived with a flag on top! It consisted of chocolate waffle with mint sauce, mint whipped cream, mint ice cream topping, chocolate sauce, cookies, and brownies! The mint flavor was not overpowering, making it easy to enjoy. The presentation was a bit busy with a colorful background and the vibrant Chocolate Mint Waffle, but it was delicious nonetheless.

This time, I visited Lumine, which I don't usually go to. The prices are a bit high, but I decided to try the Carbonara Paella with crispy bacon and cheese from the lunch menu (1,089 yen). It came with a drink bar, so I went to get a drink and was surprised by the flavored water options. I tried the delicious mango and muscat flavored water and then the main dish arrived. The paella was rich in flavor with cheese and cream, and had a nice texture with bacon and a soft-boiled egg. Towards the end, the slightly burnt sauce added a nice touch. It was interesting to try a different area and the food was delicious!

Cute interior shop. It's great that you can adjust the timing to extinguish the fire yourself, so you can control the charred marks. In addition to mussels, you can choose cheese and avocado as ingredients for paella. The chocolate mint tacos for dessert were also delicious.

I have never even eaten a standard taco properly, but I couldn't resist trying the "Dessert Taco" genre. Because it was chocolate mint! The "Mint Blue Taco (880 yen)" had a big impact from its appearance. It was filled with ice cream, whipped cream, and sauce, all chocolate mint flavored. It was a mood booster. It was already sweet enough as it was, so I didn't put much sauce on it. What I really enjoyed was the crunchy texture of the corn flakes. I finished it all and my chocolate mint craving was satisfied. Thank you for the meal.

I was drawn in by the paella and once seated, I was able to eat it while it was still piping hot, constantly being kept over the fire. However, I felt that the portion size was a bit small with just the paella. Also, because it was constantly over the fire, it seemed to have a slightly burnt taste. The flavor was delicious though.

I went there for the first time. There were not dishes that appeared in photos taken by others, maybe due to the influence of the new coronavirus or because the menu was originally limited. The amount of paella was quite small and the cost performance was poor. Also, the solid fuel for creating atmosphere is unnecessary. I think it would be better to reduce the price instead of providing solid fuel.