Tanuki Sake, Green Apple and Lime, and Sweet Summer Orange with Basil were my choices! They all had a delicious taste and the size was just right, making it a satisfying experience. I want to try other flavors, but I definitely want to have these three again! It was quite late, close to closing time I think, but there were still two groups in line. This time I got takeout, but having an eat-in space is also a nice option.

I passed by the shop while it was still open, so I decided to get a takeout. I ordered a hot oat milk latte in a large size. Today's latte seemed to have more acidity than usual, but it was still delicious. The staff at Sarutahiko is always surprisingly friendly, even though they always seem busy. Amazing!

I ordered a takeout for my night companion - a large hot oat milk latte. Sariel's coffee is delicious, with no bitterness and incredibly smooth. The oat milk makes it feel healthy. It seems they were celebrating their 6th anniversary, so congratulations!

I stopped by here on my way from Lumine to Keio Shin Line before taking the Romancecar. I ordered a short water drip iced coffee. I don't drink much coffee, but there's no Satorihiko around here. The taste is clear and refreshing, not too bitter, so even those who don't like bitterness should be fine. It's best to drink it straight to keep the flavor from getting blurry. The cup is also stylish. It really cooled me down.

Float 800 yen Feeling tired legs, I saw an empty seat and decided to stop by. I usually go for a cafe latte, but it was hot so I went for a float. It was delicious! But maybe I should try adding a shot to Starbucks' affogato frappe next time. But the ice cream was also delicious, so either way is fine♪ Doesn't a float lift your spirits a bit? LOL

On my way home, I was lured by a nice smell and ordered a takeout oat milk latte (size large). I was happy to see that there is a choice for a larger size now, as there used to be only one size available. The oat milk was plentiful, creating a smooth latte. The staff is always friendly and welcoming at this shop.

I passed by during business hours, so I decided to purchase a hot oat milk latte to go. I used to order a soy latte before, but ever since oat milk became an option, this has become my favorite. The smooth and mild taste without any sharpness is delicious. I'm happy that I can take this flavor home with me.

On my way back, I used takeout service and ordered a Honey Latte (hot) (only one size available). It was sweet and comforting, with a coffee flavor that wasn't too strong, making it safe to drink at night. The staff is always friendly and carefully makes each cup, which is a delight.

Before heading to the New National Theatre, I quickly grabbed a bite to eat while transferring from JR to the Keio Line. I ordered a honey latte in one size. I also purchased a chocolate bread, a pizza-like bread, and a sausage bread. There didn't seem to be a service to warm them up, as they were handed to me in a bag. The chocolate bread was quite rich in chocolate, so it was fine without being warmed up. I wish they had warmed up the sausage bread, though. The honey latte was a good size, sweet, and easy to drink plenty of before the show. The location was quite convenient, and I was grateful for that.

In the Shinjuku area, do you ever feel like having something sweet after drinking alcohol and parting ways? When that happens, I recommend trying the ice cream here because it's delicious. You can save money by buying ice cream at a convenience store, but treating yourself to a slightly more luxurious ice cream can make you happy. I love chocolate ice cream, and my favorite here is "Gorasso." The milk ice cream with Japanese sugar is also delicious, so sharing it with your girlfriend or boyfriend on a date might be a good idea. Kids will definitely love the taste too. The chocolate is incredibly rich, with chocolate pieces inside, making it perfect to eat after drinking alcohol. Since it is directly connected to the station, you can use it at almost any location. Please try it and enjoy! Thank you for the meal!

When changing trains, I always pass by a shop that serves both Sarutahiko Coffee and Tiki Tiki Ice Cream. They have seating available for dining in, with 4 counter seats and a table for 2. Sometimes when passing by, I feel like grabbing a bite to eat, so I make a detour. This time, I ordered a double scoop of ice cream - one scoop of "Gokigen Matcha" and one scoop of "Raspberry Rose" in a cup or cone. When you order, they give you a card with a number on it in the shape of a playing card, and you wait in front of the counter on the right side for your order. The Raspberry Rose flavor has a strong taste of rose, while the Gokigen Matcha is not extremely rich but has a strong matcha flavor. If you eat in, there is no trash bin, so after finishing your food, you hand over the cup and spoon to the staff for disposal.

A variety of ice creams made with high-quality ingredients that can be easily enjoyed at Shinjuku Station. I chose the rich and intense chocolate flavor, the amazing combination of black sugar, kinako powder, and almonds, and the refreshing green apple lime. The small diced frozen apples added a fun and plentiful accent.

I chose the milk with caramel and wasanbon sugar, and milk with wasanbon sugar and pistachio! It was refreshing and paired well with the café latte from the same restaurant. Compared to lattes from other places, it was creamier with a good balance of richness, mild bitterness, and sweetness.

I often visit this café because I can easily take home delicious coffee. They have a limited-time product called "Summer Orange Café Latte" which is a café au lait with summer orange syrup. The sweet and bitter taste of summer orange goes well with coffee. The syrup doesn't separate when hot, it's just warm enough. They also have an "Oat Milk Latte" which is easy to drink because it's not bitter and doesn't have the strong taste of oats. It's safe to drink at night because it has a lot of milk.

I usually buy Salta Hiko at FamilyMart, so I decided to try their coffee. However, I found that the coffee I bought at FamilyMart tasted better. It's different from Starbucks or Doutor, as it has a strong creaminess to it.

Limited time offer, ordered the Sakura Custard Latte. It was sweet and creamy with cherry blossom petals floating on top, giving it a lovely appearance. Also tried the Oat Milk Latte, which was creamy and light. Both drinks felt safe to enjoy even at night. The staff provided very polite service.

I bought a café au lait mix to take home, as well as neo SARUTAHIKO FRENCH coffee and coffee castella. The café au lait mix I chose was the sweetened version, and it was convenient to simply mix it with milk to enjoy a delicious iced café au lait. The neo SARUTAHIKO FRENCH coffee had a rich and robust flavor. The coffee castella was an original product from a long-established castella shop in Nagasaki, with coffee roasted by Sarutahiko mixed into the castella. It had a hint of coffee aroma, but the flavor was moist and elegant without being overpowering. Thank you for the meal.

It's nice to have a place where you can drop by before the meeting time. I ordered a cold brew iced coffee. I usually debate whether to also order a dorayaki, but this time I just got the iced coffee. The cold brew iced coffee is light and easy to drink. The shop is located inside Lumine at the station, so there is a lot of foot traffic outside, but the contrast with the inside of the shop is also nice.

Located on the 1st floor of Lumine in Shinjuku Station, "Tikitaka" is an ice cream shop operated by the popular specialty coffee shop "Sarutahiko Coffee," which is centered around Ebisu. The name "Tikitaka" comes from a Spanish soccer term referring to a playing style where multiple short passes are connected to create a path to the goal. This concept represents the flow of ingredients from producers to ice cream makers to sales staff to customers, as well as the passing between families and friends who come to enjoy the ice cream together. I ordered 2 scoops for 580 yen, choosing the flavors of Japanese caramel and pistachio. It took about 10 minutes for the ice cream to be served, which was unexpectedly long. The ice cream itself had a rich flavor and was delicious, but the operation seemed to have some difficulties. It felt like the passing play had stopped, as if the ball had been stolen. Despite there being other customers, this aspect left me wondering. Other available flavors included Chocolate Golazzo, Japanese sugar milk, Raspberry Rose, Strawberry Milk, Green Apple and Lime, Fig Wine, Happy Matcha, and Earl Grey.

Sarutahiko Coffee is a coffee specialty shop that aims to make people happy with just one cup of high-quality specialty coffee. They also operate an ice cream shop called TiKi TaKa Ice Cream. The Sarutahiko Coffee Shinjuku Lumine store offers both Sarutahiko's specialty coffee and TiKi TaKa's ice cream. The concept is to provide a place where adults and children can enjoy coffee and ice cream together. In addition to Sarutahiko Coffee's regular menu, TiKi TaKa Ice Cream offers 16 different flavors of ice cream and coffee floats. The ice cream flavors change frequently, allowing customers to try different flavors each time. The address is 1-1-5 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, on the 1st floor of Shinjuku Lumine 1. On the day of arrival, there were no people waiting in line, and the waiting time was zero minutes. The items ordered were an Iced Americano for 540 yen (tax included) and two ice creams in a cone for 580 yen (tax included) - one with "Wambo Milk" and the other with "Sarutahiko French." The "Wambo Milk" flavor is made with milk from naturally raised cows and Japanese brown sugar, offering a clean aftertaste. The "Sarutahiko French" flavor has a strong bitter taste typical of French coffee, with a fragrant coffee aroma. It is a combination of refreshing sweetness and a clean bitterness that coffee lovers will appreciate. The ice cream toppings included mixed nuts for an additional 50 yen.