I went for a solo lunch at 1 pm on a weekday! The restaurant was full, but I was able to enter smoothly as I had made a reservation on Hot Pepper 😊 The Bolognese with homemade Burrata cheese was delicious! The pasta was chewy and made with fresh cheese from the cheese factory on the premises! They also have a homemade cheese buffet for lunch, with many sweet cheese options ☺️ All items come with a drink, either coffee or tea. You can also add on a cheese and soup bar for an additional ¥600, and a mini dessert for ¥200. I tried the dessert called Basque cheesecake that day ♥ The King's Bolognese may be pricey, but it comes with a large Burrata cheese on top, which is a luxurious treat. You cut open the bag of Mozzarella cheese, mix it with the Bolognese sauce, and enjoy. The slightly thick and chewy noodles were delicious too! The staff seemed busy but were all friendly and attentive ✨✨ The restaurant caters to a wide range of customers, from solo diners to groups of women, mother-daughter pairs, and more. The place is overwhelmingly popular among women (laughs), but it's a cheese lover's paradise! ♥

After exiting the south exit of JR Shinjuku Station, head to Lumine 1 and you will find a shop on the 7th floor. Upon entering the store, you will undergo temperature checks and hand sanitization before being seated. I had the lunch set with all-you-can-eat homemade fresh cheese. For the main dish, I had the rich Cheese Carbonara with a dragon's egg on top. The thick-cut bacon, pasta, and rich cheese in the Carbonara matched well with the dragon's egg, making it a recommended dish for cheese lovers. You can first enjoy the rich cheese pasta as it is, and then crack open the dragon's egg to savor the flavors in two different ways. The dragon's egg is known for its rich taste and abundant minerals. Other main dishes include the creamy egg Cheese Omelette Rice, Cheese Fondue Plate Lunch, and King's Bolognese, among others. The pizza options include the King's Burrata Cheese Pizza and Queen's Margherita Pizza. After enjoying the Cheese Carbonara with the dragon's egg, I had some red wine while indulging in the homemade fresh cheese. I ordered 8 crackers to accompany the cheese. The cheese buffet upon arrival included Mozzarella, Stracciatella, Gorgonzola, Cream Cheese, and Berry Cheese. You can enjoy the natural flavors of the cheese first, and then try it with crackers to enhance the taste. They were all delicious, but my personal favorite was probably the Berry Cheese. I paired the cheese with a glass of French La Chasse Cote du Rhone red wine, which offers a sweet aroma and smooth taste. The lunch set includes the Cheese Buffet & Soup Bar plus a choice of main dish or pizza. For dessert, I had the 4 Cheese Mont Blanc, made with Gorgonzola, Mascarpone, Cream Cheese, and topped with Parmesan Cheese. It's a must-try for cheese lovers. Other dessert options include Classic Cheese Pudding, Basque Cheesecake, Cup Tiramisu, and more. The self-order QR code system at the table allows you to place orders using your smartphone. It was a day of savoring cheese. Highly recommended for cheese lovers.

I visited "good spoon Handmade Cheese & Pizzeria" on the 7th floor of Lumine 1 for the first time. They are known for their homemade fresh cheese and freshly baked pizzas. I chose the "Iberico pork BBQ steak" without hesitation. You can choose between rice or bread, and it comes with one drink. It's conveniently located near the south exit, just like Milord. The Iberico pork was delicious. The bread was easier to eat than the rice. I'm looking forward to trying the cheesecake next time. September 26, 2023, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo.

Located in the restaurant area on the 7th floor of Lumine 1 in Shinjuku Station building, this cheese restaurant offers a lunch set with all-you-can-eat 5 types of cheese and soup. You can choose your main dish, and this time I chose the beef steak. The taste and portion were satisfying. The atmosphere inside is more suitable for families or friends gathering, not really ideal for a date.

Located on the 7th floor restaurant street of Lumine, you can avoid the hustle and bustle of Shinjuku. We visited on a Friday night with two people and there were already about 5 groups waiting. We had made a reservation so we were able to get in smoothly. There was an all-you-can-eat cheese option, but we ordered a platter of beef and a pizza topped with Burrata cheese. Both were priced over 2000 yen each, but the taste was... so-so. In particular, the beef was tough and it was quite difficult to finish. The staff and the atmosphere of the restaurant were not bad, but it's not a place where you can expect good value for money due to its location. Thank you for the meal.

The cheese-themed dinner buffet offers five different types of cheese to enjoy. It is perfect for wine pairing. The cheese risotto is incredibly rich and sinful in taste, with a strong cheese flavor in every bite. A must-try for cheese lovers. Although a bit pricey, the taste is worth it. Recommended for a special dinner treat.

This is a restaurant located on the 7th floor of Lumine Shinjuku. It was during summer vacation and everywhere was crowded, but for some reason there was no line at this restaurant so I decided to give it a try. I ordered the lunch pizza half & half set. The cheese was the star of the show! I think it's perfect for a girls' night out.

I went with a friend and made a reservation for 7:00 pm. The place is located on the 7th floor of Shinjuku Lumine 1 restaurant area. It was a weekend and the restaurant was fully booked. The customers were mostly women in their 20s and 30s, with a few couples. The restaurant was spacious with many staff members. We ordered by scanning a QR code, but there were also menu sheets with photos at our table, which made it easy to choose. They had a lot of cheese dishes, which was great for cheese lovers. We ordered: - 10 kinds of vegetable salad for 869 yen - Half & half pizza for 1639 yen - King's Bolognese for 2079 yen The food was served very quickly, almost all at once. The pasta had cooled down and become clumpy by the time we ate it, and the cheese had solidified. The first two slices of pizza were good while hot, but the rest cooled down and lost their flavor. I wished they had spaced out the serving times so that we could enjoy both dishes warm. I chose a half & half pizza with mushrooms and boiled whitebait, but the whitebait with seaweed was too salty. The staff were all friendly and nice. I was interested in trying other cheese dishes, so next time I will order with more time in between each dish. Thank you for the meal.

Cheese buffet is now 770 yen. Shocking. It's getting difficult to feed the kids (lol). Visited with 5 people (including elementary school kids). It's part of the Dynac group so the point rewards are good. The pizza and pasta are delicious, but it does feel a bit expensive. The pizza is expensive at other places too, and considering the size, it might be reasonable. It's around 1500 yen, so I want to choose something with good cost performance. There are plenty of drink options. If it's just one adult, wine and cheese buffet would be enough, but this time we had steak, fried chicken, plenty of juice, and it came to 14000 yen. Stuffed! 😊

As it was my first visit, I ordered based on the recommendations of the staff: King Bolognese Cheese Hamburg, Black Wagyu Steak Pizza (2 types), and Cheese Fondue Fluffy Omelette. The hamburg, bolognese, and cheese fondue were delicious, highlighting the cheese that the restaurant is known for. There was a noticeable difference between dishes where cheese was the main ingredient and those where it was not.

I used it for a relative's birthday celebration. There was all-you-can-eat cheese, which I think is irresistible for cheese lovers. It was less than ¥1000, so it's a great deal. They also performed by making carbonara on the spot, making it a wonderful event.

I think it's amazing that you can add all-you-can-eat cheese for 770 yen! The taste is not incredibly delicious, but it's still good and you can enjoy various types of cheese, so it's worth the price or even has good cost performance! I want to bring my cheese-loving friends here!

The restaurant was a bit chaotic and the food took a while to come out, but overall it was a relaxing experience, including the scenery. Cheese lovers can also try a comparison set for an additional 500 yen. The drinks are served in stylish bottles.

I was satisfied with being able to eat various types of cheese at an affordable price of 660 yen for all-you-can-eat cheese. The potato salad in the photo was also excellent, with potatoes so fluffy and delicious that I wanted to have seconds.

I wanted to eat cheese dishes and enjoy them cost-effectively, so I visited this restaurant with a wide variety of cheese dishes. The atmosphere inside the restaurant is lively, with many female and solo customers. It may lack a bit of atmosphere for a date. The dishes are slightly better than those at a family restaurant. The Angus beef grill was the most delicious. The meat was tender without any toughness or smell. The sauce served with it was a bit too strong, so it's recommended to eat the meat without it. The Gorgonzola cheese pizza was delicious with plenty of rich cheese. The crust was a bit hard to eat, but it was tasty with honey drizzled on top. The carbonara pasta was also good, although the bacon was a bit greasy. Thank you for the meal!

We went to a restaurant in Lumine 1 at Shinjuku Station where you can enjoy all-you-can-eat homemade fresh cheese with my wife who loves cheese. We arrived at 11:30 am and there were already several groups inside, with more coming in later. It was definitely a good decision to make a reservation. We ordered the Quattro Formaggi Raclette Cheese @2,343 yen and the King's Bolognese @2,673 yen. When you order a main dish, it comes with a salad, cheese bar, and soup bar. There are five types of fresh cheese available: Fromage, Berry Cheese, Cream Cheese, Stracciatella, and Mozzarella. Since it's a cheese specialty shop, we also ordered cheese dishes for the mains, but it turned out to be a big mistake. The pizza had a chewy crust and was very filling with the addition of Raclette cheese. The Bolognese also had thick noodles that were satisfying. Both dishes were delicious, but we ended up feeling too full before we could enjoy more cheese. We also had a Bianchi Montepulciano d'Abruzzo @682 yen, which was a well-balanced wine with a good tannin aroma and concentrated fruit flavor that paired well with the meal. My wife chose the Strawberry Sangria @605 yen, which had a refreshing taste with compote strawberries. For dessert, they prepared a birthday dessert plate for us, and the dessert made with rich cheese was also very delicious. Personally, I felt a bit disappointed that there were no hard cheeses available, but for those who love fresh cheese, this place is a must-visit. Be careful not to fill up too much on the main dishes and leave room for more cheese.

I was wandering around Lumine when I saw an advertisement for a delicious-looking cheese hamburger, so I decided to go eat it. The cheese hamburger in the video was as delicious as I expected, and I didn't even need to use the accompanying sauce. The carbonara was mixed with cheese right in front of me. It was a stylish restaurant with a high rate of girls' gatherings.

- King's Bolognese ¥1980 The spaghetti had a good texture with a firm bite, and it was delicious! The trending Burrata cheese is also available at this restaurant. - Quattro Formaggi Freshly Shaved Raclette ¥1580 The Raclette cheese tends to harden quickly, so it might be better not to order all at once! - Margherita ¥1380 There are many cheese dishes, so it's nice to have a tomato-based option! As it is a branch of Pizzeria8, the pizzas are also very delicious. - Fresh Cheese All-You-Can-Eat ¥600 Available only during dinner, this is a great deal! With a wide variety of options, it's more like a dessert experience. ※Business hours: [Mon-Sun] 11:00-22:30 (FOOD L.O. 21:30, DRINK L.O. 22:00) ※Irregular holidays

I visited because I was curious about the all-you-can-eat cheese option! When I ordered a voluminous pizza or hamburger lunch, the all-you-can-eat cheese automatically came with it. There are 4.5 types of cheese, and they are served with rock salt, pepper, and olive oil. The mozzarella was deliciously refreshing, and I ended up getting seconds. The lunch portion was generous, so I didn't have the opportunity to go for multiple refills of the all-you-can-eat cheese. For those who just want to eat cheese, I recommend ordering just the all-you-can-eat cheese option. The lunch menu is also very appealing, and it's easy to see why it's popular. It's around 1200 yen per person, so the quantity and quality are good, and the cost performance is also great.

The atmosphere and brightness were very good, and when I visited around midday (around 1:30 pm), the restaurant was so popular that there was a line forming! The staff were polite and provided explanations, and they greeted customers warmly regardless of gender or hair color (there were even people with red or blonde hair). There were shields between tables for COVID-19 measures, but the tables were spaced out well so it wasn't a bother. Orders were placed through mobile ordering by scanning the QR code on the table. The Wi-Fi information was provided for easy ordering. You could customize your order, like changing spaghetti or omurice to a large portion or removing the salad, and even choose how the pizza was cut. I went with 3 friends and ordered the King's Bolognese, Rich Cheese Carbonara with a runny egg on top, Creamy Cheese Omurice, and Queen's Margherita Pizza. All the dishes were delicious and we were very satisfied! During my visit, there was a cheese platter with 5 types of cheese (green plate in the 2nd photo) that was all-you-can-eat, including Berry Cheese, Lemon Mozzarella, Mascarpone, Fromage, and Cream Cheese (apologies if I remembered incorrectly). There were condiments like olive oil, honey, black pepper, and salt. The soup was Onion Soup and it was very tasty! The only slight concern was that they were clearing a large amount of dishes in a visible area near the customers, but overall, I was very satisfied!!!

I visited the restaurant on a Saturday afternoon in October. The location is on the 7th floor of Lumine Shinjuku. Shinjuku is always confusing to navigate. I had the garlic shrimp rice. The sauce with plenty of garlic and shrimp mixed in is delicious. Eating the garlic sauce with rice is truly exquisite. Dishes like Chinese rice bowls or mapo tofu rice, where the sauce mixes with the rice, are so delicious. This dish could be called a Western-style Chinese rice bowl.

I went to a restaurant in Shinjuku Lumine that I was interested in with a friend from Kobe who was visiting Tokyo. It was a Wednesday, so it was relatively empty. I decided to add the cheese and soup buffet for an extra 660 yen. There were about 6 types of cheese in the buffet, so I tried a little bit of each. From sweet to salty, there was a wide variety of flavors, so I didn't get tired of eating them. I chose the hamburger set, and when it was brought to me, the staff sprinkled cheese on top as part of the presentation (I think). The hamburger was made with coarse ground meat, so it was very satisfying to eat!! The salad was also delicious. I would like to try a different menu next time.