I used it for a friend's birthday! I reserved the Mini Minion course for 6600 yen per person, and for the final dessert, they brought out a birthday plate. The table was not right in front of the night view, but we could still enjoy the view while dining. The sound of plates and things being dropped by the staff was a bit distracting at times... The food was delicious, but not outstanding. It was relatively affordable and the portion size was good, so I think it would be easy to use for students or dates.

Window seats have been filling up about three weeks ago. The second row by the window also has a decent view, but window seats are still the best. The food was neither good nor bad. The steak knife was not sharp. The scallops and salmon were delicious. Thank you for the meal.

The interior of the restaurant is modern and has a great atmosphere, making it highly recommended for dates. The night view from Shinjuku is also amazing. The L-shaped seats make it easy to have conversations. There are steps on the floor, so be careful if you get drunk. The course menu is placed on the table and easy to understand. Premium Malt 660 yen, Ginger Ale 530 yen, Mignon Course 6600 yen x 2 = 13200 yen, total 14390 yen, 66 yen consumption tax, total 14456 yen. The Mignon course includes various dishes such as quiche, ham mousse tart, frittata, salmon and carrot terrine, carpaccio of amberjack, basil sauce salad, fava bean potage, oven-baked salmon with white wine cream sauce, striploin roti with marsala wine smoked mustard sauce, and cake. The presentation is beautiful and my favorite is the carpaccio of amberjack. The food is excellent. However, the service is lacking and feels like a family restaurant. The napkins are paper, and the silverware is in a basket. You ring a bell to call the staff, and there is a large umbrella stand inside the restaurant for some reason. The staff bring the next dish before clearing the previous one, and leave the silverware basket on the table. There are many surprising moments like being told "here is the next dish" while you are still eating. It seems to cater to a younger crowd despite being popular for dates. I would recommend trying it once, but probably won't visit again. It's a shame because the location, interior, and view are nice. The building has a parking lot in the basement, but there is no affiliated service.

I have used this restaurant about three times and I think it's really nice with great value for money. Although it's a bit far and hard to find from Shinjuku Station, the view from the 49th floor of the building, the luxurious interior, and the high-quality service can be experienced for around 6,000 yen, which is fantastic. The course usually includes appetizers, soup, fish dish, palate-cleansing sorbet, main meat dish, dessert, and so on, all of which have excellent taste. I definitely want to come here more in the future.

Italian PRIME Tokyo Today, I visited for a dinner meeting. I was expecting a bustling atmosphere in Shinjuku, but it turned out to be located on the 49th floor in an office area. The meal came with all-you-can-drink alcohol, making it surprisingly casual. However, the drinks took a bit long to arrive, and I couldn't help but wonder about the nearby bar counter. The menu included appetizers, quiche, salad, pumpkin soup, bread, salmon in cream sauce, and meat for the main course. The portions were quite generous for the price, and I was already quite full before reaching the final meat dish. The cost performance, atmosphere, and view were all good, but the service was lacking. The waitstaff seemed tired and unfriendly, which was disappointing. Overall, it seemed like a nice place for a girls' night out. #Dinner on the 49th floor #Getting lost in the elevator location #Good atmosphere #Disappointing service #Generous portions #Slow drink service #Feels like a waste

・Atmosphere The atmosphere was nice and I thought it would be great for a date! It was nice that you could see the night view from any seat. I personally think that the window seats are the most beautiful, so I think it's better not to sit in the second row! ・Service The service of taking photos for us was wonderful! The speed of the food was just right. ・Food The food felt pre-made and lacked any sense of craftsmanship. The quality is not good for the price. ・Customer Service The person who served us seemed like a student, but it would have been better if they had a smile! Having long nails while doing nails was a minus point. ・Cake The cake is cute! They have fruit shortcake with a message written on it. The taste was extremely sweet and neither of us could finish it, so we only ate the fruit. Sorry!

Enjoyed a dinner with a fantastic night view at Prime Tokyo on the 49th floor of Shinjuku Nomura Building✨ The access from Shinjuku Station is convenient, and I never knew there was a place where you could enjoy delicious drinks surrounded by such a beautiful night view✨✨ Plus, they offer a all-you-can-drink plan in this luxurious space❤️ Sparkling wine is also included in the all-you-can-drink menu, so I gladly ordered it‍♀️ Depending on the direction, the view changes completely, so you can enjoy different views depending on where you sit✨ It seems like I can experience a fresh feeling every time I come back, as the atmosphere changes each time☺️☺️ The food was more voluminous than I imagined. Especially the main meat dish had 4 cuts✨ It was not heavy at all with a nice rareness, so I finished it easily. The atmosphere was lovely, and there were many people celebrating around us. It turned out to be a dinner where happiness was in the air, and it felt like my luck was on the rise✨✨ Thank you for the wonderful meal!‍♀️

You can enjoy a wonderful dinner while looking at the beautiful night view from the high floors of the building. The seafood piquant for the appetizer was delicious, as well as the fish sauté, meat sauté, and the final panna cotta. The course was 5500 yen, but I was very satisfied. I will definitely come back.

I was guided to an L-shaped sofa seat. The seating comfort was good. They provided blankets, which was a nice touch considering the season. The table was a small square, about 50cm on each side, which I initially thought was small, but it was actually a good size for the dishes. The night view was lovely, overlooking Kabukicho, Shinjuku, and even the distant Skytree. - Antimist Today's marinated fresh fish, bacon and onion quiche, homemade roast beef, duck rillette. The fresh fish was salmon, and it had a nice depth of flavor. The roast beef was tender and delicious, although the sauce was lacking. The quiche and duck were average. - Antifred Foie gras terrine with consomme jelly and raisin puree, accompanied by a bear-shaped pastry. The foie gras maintained its flavor well, with no sinew. The raisin puree added richness to the taste. The consomme jelly had a nice aroma but was a bit difficult to eat. It was disappointing to see some baby leaf greens were wilted. The bear-shaped pastry was a fun addition. - Zuppa Tomato and basil scallop soup. A well-made soup that highlighted the flavor of fresh scallops. The soup itself was mild, and the dried tomato skin was not pleasant. A hint of basil added a nice touch. - Pane Daily bread. It was disappointing that there was no bread to go with the meal, and when I thought I would get more, the basket was taken away. It would have been nice to have some oil with the bread. - Pesce Sauteed sea bream and lobster with Americaine sauce. The sauteed dish lacked flavor history, more like a braised dish. The sea bream had a soft skin and a slightly fishy smell. The lobster was easy to eat, although it was a bit salty. Despite the wilted baby leaf greens, the plate was well presented with a good amount of watercress. - Granita Blood orange granita. Served in a glass, the red sorbet was delicious and refreshing. - Carne Roasted wagyu zabuton with yuzu pepper salsa. The roast was not as hot as advertised, more like a tataki style. It had a subtle flavor of red meat, and the yuzu pepper sauce was a nice touch. The greens were interesting, not something you can easily find in the market. - Pasticceria Seasonal fruit compote. A cocktail glass with three types of fruit was elegantly presented, making it easy to eat. The combination of watermelon, mango, and melon was refreshing. - Dolce Today's dessert plate. The presentation was lacking in elegance, resembling a lunch buffet with various petit gateaux. The raspberry mousse was good, but the rest was average. It was disappointing not to be asked about post-meal drinks.

I heard that the dinner reservation was at the Nomura Building, so I thought the restaurant would be located around the first floor. However, I was excited to learn that it was actually on the 49th floor. The atmosphere inside the restaurant was amazing, and the night view was truly beautiful. It felt like a mysterious sensation that didn't seem like Shinjuku at all. Also, since there weren't many people, it had a quiet and calm atmosphere, making it ideal for special occasions. We used a booth seat, but I also recommend the window-side couple seat. The dishes had a cute touch, especially recommended for surprising women. The lobster was particularly delicious, and we were very satisfied with the other dishes as well. There are reasonably priced courses available, so please try experiencing this unique space at least once.

On September 28, 2021 (Tuesday), cloudy weather with temperatures around 24 degrees. At 18:15, two people arrived at the restaurant located on the 49th floor of the "Shinjuku Nomura Building," approximately 200 meters east behind the East Shinjuku High School. The atmosphere was lovely, with a stunning view of Tokyo from the window seats. The mission was to enjoy the night view while annihilating the enemy Italian full course meal. The staff was friendly and promptly seated us. The restaurant had a high-class feel but was still cozy and comfortable. The seating options were well-designed, with around 30 seats almost fully occupied by couples, friends, and families. The target was the ◯Mignon Course for ¥6,600 each, featuring various dishes including scallops, quiche, and salmon carpaccio. The enemy's main strength was the Zabuton dish, and the battle was proving to be challenging. The appetizers were delicious, including marinated scallops, quiche, and salmon carpaccio, served with croissants and focaccia bread. The restaurant's ambiance, service, and food quality were exceptional, making it a formidable opponent in this culinary mission.

A wonderful space with a view of the city of Shinjuku. Perfect for spending special days or anniversaries with your loved ones! The interior of the restaurant is dimly lit with candlelight, creating a glamorous atmosphere. The dishes are beautifully presented, and the course prices start from around 6,600 yen, making it affordable. Be sure to check out the last video! Definitely a restaurant worth visiting. ------------- Order: *Mignon Course (6,600 yen) - Today's bread - Assorted appetizers of the day - Pork rillettes - Chilled pumpkin potage soup - Sauteed Shiretoko salmon - Blood orange granita - Roasted zabuton - Rich panna cotta (mango sauce) *Upgrade to all-you-can-drink course available for an additional 2,200 yen! ------------- Points: - Stunning views and glamorous ambiance! - Mesmerizing night view with panoramic windows! - Special celebration plates and surprises can be arranged!

Recommended for birthdays and anniversaries! A stylish restaurant with the best cost performance and atmosphere ✨ Located on the 49th floor of Shinjuku Nomura Building, this restaurant offers a panoramic view of Shinjuku. The seats are set towards the window, so you can enjoy your meal while looking at the night view and scenery. The Miniyon course costs 6600 yen and includes rare cuts like Zabuton roti and salmon sauté, with a total of 8 dishes from appetizers to dessert. The Zabuton, in particular, is full of flavor and delicious with each bite. The dishes are beautifully arranged on stylish plates, giving off a luxurious vibe. You can even change the dessert to a birthday plate or celebration plate and they will take a photo for you! And as a lovely service, they will give you that photo and a small souvenir when you leave! Considering how stylish and delicious everything was, 6600 yen is quite affordable, right? They also offer even cheaper prices for lunch, making it a great option for students too!【Business Hours】Afternoon Tea 12:00-16:00, Dinner 17:00-20:00

【PRIME TOKYO】Shinjuku (Tabelog rating: 3.08) Enjoy the night view of Shinjuku from 200m above ground, with a view of the Skytree from the seats. Perfect for celebrating your girlfriend or wife's birthday or other special occasions. ✨ ★Taste Start with today's assorted appetizers featuring salmon marinated, seasonal vegetable terrine, pate de campagne, and colorful dishes. Delicious dishes include bacon and fromage quiche salad, Shiretoko salmon and scallop sauté with herb anchovy butter sauce, and roasted ribeye. Under the supervision of a chef who trained at a top hotel, they offer the best Italian & French cuisine, making it very delicious. ★Cost Performance and Menu This time, we ordered the "Mistral Course" (7,700 yen). As it was during a state of emergency, alcohol was not served, but you could add all-you-can-drink for an additional 2,200 yen. Cake changes are free, and they even take a photo for you and give you a photo frame as a gift. After lunch, there is also an elegant afternoon tea course in Shinjuku. ☕️ ★Store Information Opened on October 1, 2020, offering "a moment with value that only PRIME TOKYO can provide." You can enjoy Tokyo's premium night view from 200m above ground. They fully support anniversary arrangements for free, preparing a photo frame against the backdrop of the night view. Located about a 10-minute walk from JR Shinjuku Station and Seibu Shinjuku Station, it is recommended to visit between 5 pm and 8 pm for 3 hours! You can enjoy the transition from sunset to night view. If you are looking for a wonderful time with wonderful people, be sure to visit!!! ★Store Information★ 【Nearest Station】Shinjuku Station (10-minute walk) 【Address】1-26-2 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Shinjuku Nomura Building 49F 【Budget】Under 20,000 yen 【Rating】Tabelog: 3.08 Google: 3.5 【Business Hours】 【Afternoon Tea】 12:00-16:00 【Dinner】 17:00-21:00

Yesterday was my wife's birthday, so we had a birthday dinner at Prime Tokyo, located on the 49th floor of Shinjuku Nomura Building, about a 5-minute walk from Shinjuku West Exit. Due to the state of emergency, alcohol was not served, and the weather was not great so the view was not very clear, but my wife seemed to enjoy the food and non-alcoholic drinks. Personally, I really enjoyed the sea bream and red shrimp sauté with basil and anchovy butter sauce. I hope we can continue to grow older happily and laughing together every year.

Mignon Course 6,600 yen including service charge and tax. I thought this price was cheap for this view and menu! It's a restaurant that would make me happy if I were taken on a date here. - Amuse-Bouche: Today's marinated fresh fish, seasonal appetizer, pate de campagne - Amuse-Froid: Bacon and cheese quiche salad - Zuppa: Asparagus potage - Pain: Daily bread - Poisson: Sauteed salmon with seasonal vegetables, nanohana white wine sauce - Granité: Citrus granité - Viande: Sauteed rare cut of beef with mustard sauce - Dolce: Berry panna cotta *They changed the dessert to a cake for our anniversary! I was happy to have our picture taken. The taste of all dishes was delicious, and the portion size was a bit too much for women but just right for men! I am very satisfied! There were many people celebrating anniversaries around us. The staff were kind and explained the menu carefully, and even came to ask about drinks. We had a wonderful time. I am interested in trying their afternoon tea, but due to the state of emergency, the restaurant closed at 8 pm, so I would like to come back to see the night view next time. This restaurant is perfect for a special date!

Located on the 49th floor of a building 200 meters above ground where you can overlook Shinjuku, they started offering afternoon tea around June. I visited in early July and it was a weekday, but it was reserved just for us! The quality for the price of 4,500 yen per person was really good and the food was delicious! They even had the trendy Maritozzo on the menu. Every dish was tasty and it was a great value for afternoon tea! We also made a reservation for the "Dog that knocked over a plant" dessert for an additional 2,500 yen. It was so cute. The dog was made of chocolate mousse! The fruits and tiramisu inside the plant were also delicious. The quality of the dog dessert was amazing! This plate requires a reservation, and they have many other cute dessert plates available too!

The view from a high-rise building is really nice, isn't it? I spent time at PRIMETOKYO, an Italian-French restaurant located on the 49th floor of Shinjuku Nomura Building in Nishi-Shinjuku. It's a great feeling to be able to overlook the cityscape of Shinjuku from a height of 200m above ground. When I visited, it was sunny, so I could enjoy the view of the blue sky. It's a luxurious experience to enjoy afternoon tea while admiring the amazing view from this wonderful restaurant. The afternoon tea menu includes a variety of items such as maritozzo, apple pie, tart chocolatine, panna cotta, tiramisu, macarons, cornes, paninis, and quiches, totaling 10 items. It's just the right amount for enjoying both lunch and dessert. It felt like having a picnic in a sky castle, which was a great experience. Additionally, I added the photogenic High Heel Tart, which was so high-quality that the high heels looked like real and beautiful.

Located on the 49th floor of the Nomura Building in Nishi-Shinjuku, this restaurant offers a fantastic night view that is perfect for dates, anniversaries, or surprises. The course menu is priced at 6,600 yen (excluding drinks) and offers great value. You can even change the dessert to a message cake for free, which is a nice touch. The courses include appetizers, soup, fish dishes, and meat dishes, all of which are delicious. Despite the rainy weather, the night view was still breathtaking. It's nice to visit a restaurant like this once in a while, instead of just ramen or izakaya. We had a great farewell party for someone who moved out. Thank you for the wonderful meal!

The store is spacious, and you can enjoy delicious sweets while looking at the view of Shinjuku! The seating is not at tables, but on comfortable sofa seats, with a great view. The staff were very polite and made us feel welcomed, creating a soothing atmosphere in the store. The dessert we ordered this time was like a globe, which you crack open and enjoy with warm white chocolate sauce poured over it. *It is recommended to take photos quickly as the white sauce cools and the globe may not open. The sweetness was enhanced by the richness of the chocolate, making it a recommendation for those who love sweet treats! The size is a bit large, so it's recommended for sharing among women. The globe itself is made of chocolate, and with the white chocolate sauce on top, it's a must-try dessert for chocolate lovers!