The prices were higher than expected, so be careful not to stay too long. The menu is a bit confusing as it lists steamed dishes and others together, making it hard to read. However, the unique dumplings with Italian influences like Vongole and Basil were delicious. The best dish was the five-flavor rice cake. The wonton noodles were just average. The recommended dishes can add up in cost. The dessert was tiramisu, no Chinese-style desserts available. I wanted to try Shaoxing wine but it wasn't on the menu, maybe I should have asked. The staff were very polite and attentive. Overall, a great location and atmosphere!

Last week, I was intrigued by the lunch menu at this café I visited during idle time. The restaurant had a luxurious atmosphere, and although I had sat on the terrace during my previous café visit, this time I was seated indoors. I ordered the 4235 yen lunch course along with some Pu-erh tea. As I sipped on my tea, I waited for about 15-20 minutes before the first round of dim sum arrived in a large steamer. The quality of the dim sum was decent - the steamed items were well-cooked and the fried items were crispy with a good texture. The only downside was that the skin of all the dim sum was a bit thick. The restaurant is located on the 4th floor of the Kabukicho Tower, where there are many trendy shops catering to young people and inbound tourists. However, from the 5th floor onwards, the luxurious atmosphere suddenly increases, creating a sophisticated and calming space. The restaurant itself is quiet with a high-end decor, making it a very relaxing environment. I heard that they switch to an Italian menu for dinner, so I would like to try dining there in the evening as well. While the quality of the dim sum may not compare to places like Manchinrou, enjoying dim sum in such a serene setting reminded me of having yum cha at a hotel in Hong Kong. Highly recommended!

The dim sum lunch restaurant had caught my attention for a while, so I decided to visit around 5 o'clock, during the idle time. The restaurant had a nice atmosphere and a lovely terrace seating area, creating a calm environment. There were hardly any customers, and I was seated at the empty terrace. The terrace seating was private, with a small pool-like water tank in front, enhancing the relaxed ambiance. Since it was idle time, I only ordered drinks - beer and highball. Sipping them slowly in the tranquil setting made me reach the peak of relaxation, almost forgetting that I was in the heart of Shinjuku Kabukicho. The drink prices were surprisingly reasonable, not what you would expect in Kabukicho, making this place my new favorite spot after just one visit. The lower floors of the Kabukicho Tower are bustling with activity, but as you move up, a completely different luxurious world unfolds. It may become known to inbound tourists in the future, potentially disrupting the calm atmosphere, but it's such a wonderful place that I plan to visit frequently before that happens.

The food and the service at the restaurant were excellent.