I used it for the first time in about 10 years. This was my first time at the Shinjuku store. It was a good deal with the Lumine card. I ordered a hojicha parfait. It had hojicha jelly and hojicha chocolate in it. I prefer less sweet desserts, so I was very satisfied with the substantial serving. The coffee was also delicious. I didn't expect much from a tea shop, so I apologize. Thank you for not using paper straws. It was a feast.

I arrived around 1:30 PM. It's a place where you have to pay in advance and then take your seat. You have to decide on your menu beforehand. I could only take the first page of the menu, but there were also pages for desserts, drinks, and limited-time items. The desserts mainly featured matcha and roasted green tea. I ordered the chicken soboro rice bowl, a mini matcha and banana parfait, and an iced cafe au lait. The dessert was brought to me later as requested. After paying, I was given a number tag and directed to a two-person table. I had to find the table myself. The interior of the restaurant was predominantly white, and it seemed to attract families and young people. The chicken soboro had a simple seasoning and tasted delicious with the onsen tamago. The miso soup was a nice touch. The mini parfait was quite generous in portion, and I was very satisfied with it. The shiratama and ice cream were delicious. Honestly, the kitchen door was open for ventilation, and it was a bit distracting as it didn't match the ambiance of the rest of the restaurant. It was almost fully visible. If you sit nearby, it might bother you. It would be better to place the number tag in a more visible location. The staff seemed a bit lost looking for it.

I ordered warabi mochi, matcha latte, and cheese curry. The matcha latte was rich and not too bitter, enhancing the sweet taste of matcha. The cheese curry is simply delicious and I recommend trying it. The interior of the restaurant is Korean-style with a white-themed decor and many graffiti drawings.

After having lunch with my son, we moved to Nanazu Green Tea for dessert. It was my first time at Nanazu Green Tea in Lumine Est. I had my usual matcha white ball parfait, and my son had the matcha fromage glass. There were quotes from Rikyu written on the walls inside the store, and I found myself reading them while waiting. The matcha fromage glass seemed a bit too rich for my son's taste. The matcha white ball parfait was consistently delicious as always.

I visited the 【nana's green tea Lumine Est Shinjuku store】, located on the 8th floor of Lumine Est, directly connected to Shinjuku Station. This cafe, operated by "Nanaha Co., Ltd.," specializes in matcha and Japanese tea. Since its first store in Jiyugaoka in March 2001, they have expanded to 81 stores in Japan and 17 stores in 6 countries overseas (USA, Canada, China, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia). They focus on the production method, using high-quality matcha from a long-established tea shop in Uji, Kyoto, and traditional warabi mochi from Kozushima. The store is bright, clean, and has a relaxing atmosphere, perfect for a casual cafe time or lunch. This time, I tried the "Black Sesame Warabi Mochi Parfait" for ¥980. It features black sesame ice cream, red bean paste, and a special warabi mochi and agar jelly at the bottom. The warabi mochi is soft and chewy, while the agar jelly has a fresh elasticity that pairs well with the other ingredients. The portion size is not too big, making it perfect for one person. There are many other menu items that caught my eye, so I would like to visit again in the future. Thank you for the meal.

I visited Nanaz Green Tea at Shinjuku Lumine Est around 14:50 on a holiday. The restaurant was almost full, so I waited in line for about 10 minutes while looking at the menu. I ordered and paid first, then found a seat. I ordered the Hojicha Mochi Latte for 650 yen. It was a hojicha latte with lots of small gourd-shaped warabi mochi inside. The hojicha latte had a nice bitterness and was delicious. The chewy warabi mochi was also tasty. Thank you for the meal!

When I asked which unsweetened hojicha brown tea to choose, I was recommended this one. It's quite strong and bitter! It seems like it would be delicious with milk. It's a very intense tea, suitable for making hojicha lattes. Since I came to the store, I should have tried a more unique menu item.

Before the state of emergency was lifted, there was a request for restaurants to shorten their business hours, with all establishments closing at 8:00 PM. This meant that last orders were usually around 7:00 PM, which was impossible for me due to my work schedule. It was tough not being able to have dinner after work. Even after the state of emergency was lifted, restaurants closing at 9:00 PM was still challenging for me due to potential overtime. However, on a rare day when I could leave work early, I decided to visit a matcha and hojicha sweets and drinks shop called "Nana's Green Tea" near Shinjuku. The shop was spacious and had a natural, white-themed decor. I ordered an indulgent matcha chocolate parfait and a black sesame cream anmitsu. The parfait was rich and creamy, with layers of matcha ice cream, chocolate, cornflakes, whipped cream, and vanilla ice cream. The anmitsu had two types of black sesame ice cream, white mochi, agar jelly, and black honey. Overall, the desserts were delicious and the staff was very friendly and attentive.

Thank you for the Sakura Strawberry Parfait♪ It's a shop located on the 8th floor of Lumine Est directly connected to Shinjuku Station. I visited around 5 pm on a weekday. The interior was mostly young women in their early twenties. I quickly enjoyed the limited-time Sakura Strawberry Parfait and left (laughs).

Located on the 8th floor of Lumine Est, this shop on the restaurant floor specializes in Japanese tea-based drinks. Nanazu Green Tea, a chain that can be found here and there, is known for its high prices considering the small portion size. However, the taste is quite good. This time, I ordered the "Hojicha Latte" for 450 yen before tax. The aroma of the tea leaves is really nice. It has a pleasant, light fragrance in the mouth. Additionally, the amount of milk is just right, resulting in a well-balanced flavor. It's delicious, but the aforementioned downside remains.

I visited Nana's Green Tea in Shinjuku. The Shinjuku branch is located on the 8th floor of Lumine Est Shinjuku's restaurant area. It was crowded when I went on the weekend. The interior of the restaurant is made up of white-themed table seats. The atmosphere is stylish and most of the customers were women. Sakura Strawberry Parfait ¥1100 As we entered February, the weather started to get warmer during the day, feeling more like spring. It's nice to see colorful spring sweets appearing. Nana's Green Tea also introduced spring sweets. You can enjoy the Sakura Strawberry Sweets. The limited-time sweets that started on 2/15 include Shiratama and Cream Latte, as well as a parfait. We tried the Sakura Strawberry Parfait, which we were most interested in. It's a beautiful parfait with a gradient of red, pink, and white. The parfait consists of sakura Bavarian cream, sakura sweet red bean paste, strawberries, strawberry sauce, and strawberry ice cream. With the addition of Shiratama and sakura sweets, it has a Nana's-like Japanese taste. It's served in a large glass but surprisingly light and easy to finish. You can enjoy the Sakura Strawberry Sweets until 4/10.

Located on the 8th floor of Shinjuku LUMINE EST, "nana's greentea" is a spacious and clean white-themed cafe. I arrived around 1 pm on a weekday and the place was about 30% full, mostly with women. I ordered the Sakura Strawberry Parfait for 1100 yen, which had sakura-flavored red bean paste and strawberry ice cream, topped with strawberries and white balls. The parfait was cute with its pink and red colors, perfect for spring. The strawberry flavor was more dominant than the sakura. You can enjoy the Sakura Strawberry menu at nana's greentea from February 15th to April 10th. Apart from parfaits, they also offer lattes and other items.

I personally like Lumine Est Shinjuku because there are many fashionable shops. Of course, it is also easy to access from Shinjuku Station. I took the elevator up to the 8th floor and stopped by nana's green tea Lumine Est Shinjuku store. The interior of the store is also stylish. The white walls with cursive writing reflect light beautifully, creating a chic atmosphere. The tables and chairs have a natural wood tone, creating a calming space. It feels like a healing spot, where you can relax and unwind. I decided to try the Matcha Chocolate Parfait for ¥880. It was a parfait rich in matcha flavor, with matcha ice cream, matcha jelly, and red bean paste. The matcha jelly had a strong matcha flavor without being too sweet, which I enjoyed. I also tried the Maron Chocolate Cream Mochi Latte L for ¥730 and the Genmai Matcha Soft Serve Mochi Latte L for ¥750. The Mochi Latte comes in three flavors - Genmai Matcha, Maron, and Pumpkin. I chose the Genmai Matcha and Maron flavors, adding whipped cream and soft serve as toppings. The Mochi Latte comes with chewy mochi balls in the cup, providing a unique texture. I found the Mochi Latte to be a new and enjoyable dessert drink, with a softer and easier-to-drink texture compared to tapioca milk tea.

I was wandering around Lumine looking for an afternoon tea spot and stumbled upon Ochanty with its cute showcase! Today, I visited Nana's Green Tea. They have a style where you pay first and then take a seat, so I was struggling to decide what to order. I ended up choosing the hojicha shiratama parfait and matcha. When the parfait arrived, it was so luxurious with hojicha ice cream, shiratama, and red bean on top! It was delicious, and even the cornflakes added a unique touch. The bottom layer had hojicha jelly and black syrup which was a perfect match! Finally, I enjoyed the matcha with warabi mochi as a finishing touch. It was a classy experience, and I would love to go back to try their matcha next time. ✨

Lunchtime visit. The interior of the restaurant is simple with a white color scheme. The first thing that caught my attention was the lack of energy from the staff at the counter where I placed my order and paid. I couldn't hear what they were saying, so I ended up ordering items individually. They offer sets with drinks and desserts as well. The broth for the ochazuke was not piping hot but at a good eating temperature. It was interesting to see them break up the seaweed in a bag before adding it. There were only 2-3 groups of customers during the weekday lunch hour, so it's a hidden gem (perhaps more popular as a café). The service was quick, which is great for those looking for a quick meal, but I was disappointed by the lack of communication when leaving the restaurant. Despite my love for Nanazu green tea, this particular branch left me unimpressed.

I met up with a friend in Shinjuku and we decided to go to Nanaha Green Tea. The store had a cute, white-themed interior and was located inside Lumine Est, so there were a lot of people in their 20s. The display of Nanaha Green Tea's dessert menu models on the wall at the entrance was impressive and looked like it would be perfect for Instagram. I love their desserts, especially the black sesame parfait, but since I wasn't hungry, I ordered a black sesame latte (around 600 yen). The latte was delicious, with a strong black sesame flavor that paired well with the rich soft serve ice cream. I ordered a medium size, but I should have gone for a large because it was so good that I finished it quickly. I look forward to exploring more of Nanaha Green Tea in the future.

This is a shop on the 8th floor of Lumine Est. After enjoying shopping at Lumine, I had dinner here with a friend who loves matcha. There are many drink options to choose from, making it enjoyable to decide which one to order. The flavors are simple and comforting.

This is a self-service style restaurant where you order and pay first, then wait at your table. It is popular among young people and women. They offer a variety of Japanese cuisine and desserts. The drink menu is extensive and can be customized. The parfaits are very generous in size.

During our break, ordering various dishes with my family and lining them up instantly lifted our spirits (lol).

The atmosphere inside the shop was calm and easy to use. For matcha lovers, it's irresistible! I ordered the parfait. I thought I would be full since I ate it after a meal, but it was so delicious that I had no problem finishing it. The rich taste of matcha was absolutely delicious.