The prices for lunch seemed a bit high. Drinks were an additional 220 yen, which I thought was expensive. Ordering through the smartphone scan was smooth and convenient. I appreciated the option to choose a smaller portion size, which was great for those with smaller appetites. The food arrived quickly, so I was able to eat promptly.

I went to ABC for lunch in Shinjuku for the first time. The restaurant was full of women, so I felt a bit out of place, but I ordered the roast beef bowl. It took about 15 minutes for my order to arrive, as the place was busier than I expected. The roast beef bowl was decent. It didn't have much of a rare taste, and the color was as shown in the picture. The disappointing part was that the broth was completely cold. I drank it right away, so that was a letdown. It might be a waste during the high turnover lunch hour. Thank you for the meal.

I had a mini donburi set meal (chicken tatsuta donburi and roast beef donburi) and both were really delicious!!! I wanted to try dessert too, but my stomach was just right full, so I decided to save it for next time. It's a nice and easy-going restaurant where you can eat while charging your phone in between shopping or sightseeing.

While shopping in Shinjuku, we were deciding what to do for the night. We came across Roast Beef Don and instantly fell in love. We all agreed to dine here. The Roast Beef Don was delicious! It had been a while since I had roast beef, but I didn't remember it being this good! The salad, soup, and atmosphere were all great too. I would recommend incorporating this into your Shinjuku date plan!

The mint drink was refreshing and delicious. The pancakes were quite large, so we shared them among three people. The access from Shinjuku Station is convenient and easy to use. There seemed to be more female customers in the restaurant.

I have been to the restaurant floor of Lumine Est many times, but I had never been to this restaurant before, and it looked delicious, so I decided to try it on a whim. I ordered the mini bowl set. It was a set of Yukke bowl and Roast Beef bowl. It's not cheap, but it was very delicious and satisfying in terms of portion size. I recommend this set. I would like to try a different type next time.

On the 7th floor of Lumine Est, there is a cafe located at the very back. I ordered the sweet and savory chicken tatsuta set meal (1180 yen). It felt like I had chicken that was fried yesterday, but I didn't pay too much attention to the details. It was served in just over 5 minutes. The salad had small fish mixed in with a shiso dressing. The onion soup had a nice peppery flavor. Under the chicken, there were stir-fried bean sprouts and lotus root, along with potato salad. For the price, there were quite a few side dishes included. Compared to the Korean cafe I went to yesterday, this place had more variety and was about 200 yen cheaper, so naturally, I was quite satisfied. This is where the fruits of relative evaluation, which have been exposed since elementary and middle school, can be seen.

Today, I had an early dinner at Lumine Est. I went to this place near the udon restaurant from the previous day. It was not crowded probably because it was still early. I ordered the Japanese-style fried chicken set meal. It was served fairly quickly. These kinds of trendy restaurants for young women are either really delicious or just okay, but this one didn't really suit my taste. The flavors were just too light. It looked nice, but the taste was average. The prices were also average. It was nothing special compared to what a housewife would make at home. The most memorable part was the service. The young female staff members were a bit cold in their responses. After finishing my meal, when they cleared the dishes, they even took away my water glass, which surprised me. If it had been on the tray with the meal, it could have been a mistake, but they deliberately picked up the one on the table and took it away. I don't think I'll be visiting this place again.

A healthy cafe located on the 7th floor of Lumine Est. They have a counter and sofa seats, and the sofa seats are very comfortable. What I had that day (including tax): - Salted Chicken Tataki Set Meal: 1,180 yen Comes with rice, salad, and soup. The salted chicken tataki was well-seasoned and had a decent portion size, it was delicious. The rice was mixed grain rice, healthy and a good amount so you won't feel hungry. It also came with a bite-sized sweet potato. The soup was free refill, so I had another bowl. They seem to focus on the chicken tataki, offering different sauce variations and sets with more volume. Both men and women would be satisfied. The atmosphere inside is very popular with women, but it's a nice place for anyone to visit casually.

I was looking at the restaurants in Lumine Est Shinjuku with a friend to have dinner, and we decided to enter this restaurant because they had set meals that looked easy to eat. We had the set meal and ordered a mango funnel cake for dessert to share. It was my first time trying it, but it was very sweet, crispy, and delicious.

Visited around 12:00 ☺️ on a weekday during lunchtime. The table seats were quite full, but there were empty seats at the counter. It was just before 12 o'clock, so it seemed like it would get quite crowded if it got a little later. The Roast Beef Bowl was 1,520 yen (tax included) and the Mini Salmon Negitoro Bowl was around 600 yen. They arrived in less than 5 minutes after ordering. They came out quite quickly. The bowls were full to the brim! Both bowls had a lot of rice since they were donburi dishes. The roast beef was delicious ♡ and went well with the sweet sauce. The Salmon Negitoro was quite strongly seasoned. It's not so much that it makes you want more rice, but rather it might be tough to eat without rice. It had a lot of ikura (salmon roe) in it, so considering the ingredients, maybe 600 yen is justifiable, but I think it would be fine without it. The salad was tasty and gave a healthy set meal impression. The presentation is beautiful, so I think girls would like it. ♬︎♡

I came to Shinjuku for shopping, so I went to the 7th floor restaurant area of Lumine Est. I walked around the restaurant area and decided to visit this restaurant that caught my eye. The interior of the restaurant was divided into tables for 2 or more people and counter seats for individuals. Since I went for lunch alone this time, I was seated at the counter. It was a bit late for lunch, so the number of customers was sparse, ensuring proper social distancing. There was a wide variety of menu options, but I chose the hearty Special Chicken Karaage Set as I was hungry. The food was served in about 15 minutes. The fried potatoes were delicious and crispy, just the way I like them. The soup was refillable. You can choose between two types of sauce for the chicken karaage - this time I chose tartar and sweet and spicy sauce. The tartar sauce was reliably delicious. The sweet and spicy sauce was also tasty, with a hint of sweetness rather than spiciness. It was great to be able to enjoy two different flavors without getting bored. Despite dining alone, I felt comfortable in the cozy atmosphere without being bothered by the surroundings.

I like stylish restaurants that serve deliciously fluffy rice and heartfelt set meals. At night, they offer around 20 different dishes and about 20 varieties of stylish cocktails. Their specialty "Sweet Potato Cream" with homemade sweet potato topped with homemade soft serve ice cream is also great!

On the first Wednesday of 2021, at 6:00 PM, after finishing some errands near Shinjuku Station, I decided to visit Lumine Est for the first time in a while. It was still early, so there weren't many people, but there were quite a few young women around. Due to Lumine's concept, the number of men has significantly decreased compared to the My City era. I took a stroll around the 7th and 8th floors, where I noticed that there were many female-friendly restaurants with menu items that were Instagram-worthy. I spotted a few male customers near the escalator on the way down from the 7th floor, so I checked out the large menu outside before entering. The previous customers were mostly young female pairs and a couple, with no one else waiting in line. It seemed to be getting busier around 7:00 PM. I decided to order the Japanese-style Chicken Cutlet set meal priced at 1,080 yen (+tax) as I was intrigued by the variations of Chicken Cutlet on the menu. The menu mentioned that extra large portions were available for free, but I didn't confirm that. The meal arrived in about 10 minutes. The set included Chicken Cutlet, salad, rice, soup, and a dessert-like sweet potato dish in a small bowl. The Chicken Cutlet was of decent size and thickness, topped generously with grated daikon radish, and served on a bed of boiled bean sprouts and greens. It wasn't piping hot, but it retained a crispy texture despite the daikon radish. The mild seasoning combined well with the rich sauce, and the refreshing taste of the grated daikon radish prevented it from becoming overwhelming. The salad was fresh and the dressing was tasty. The crunchy vegetables served as a nice side dish. The soy-based soup contained egg drop and seaweed, and the fact that it was refillable was a nice touch, considering the overall generous portion of the set meal. I finished the meal with the sweet potato dish. Contrary to my expectations, I left feeling pleasantly full. I will definitely come back again.

Located on the 7th floor restaurant floor of Lumine Est, this restaurant uses mixed grain rice and offers overall healthy meals that are perfect for women. They also have dessert menu items like pancakes. I ordered the autumn limited salmon and salmon roe bowl set. Every menu item comes with salad and soup, which is a nice touch. Autumn ingredients are truly delicious, with plenty of mushrooms, salmon roe, and grilled fish. The meal was satisfying with a good portion size. However, the lack of reviews may be why the rating isn't higher. I would definitely come back to this restaurant.

I went for lunch and wanted to eat Chicken Nanban, but ended up ordering Mushroom Cream Hamburg instead. It was definitely delicious! The rice wasn't white rice, but some kind of red mixed grain rice. It came with a piece of sweet potato, soup, and salad. Overall, it was delicious!

⭐️First time visiting⭐️ Shinjuku Lumine Est 7&8 Diner ▪️Special Chicken Tataki Set 1380 yen ▪️Funnel Cake Chestnut flavor ⭐️The menu was so extensive that I had a hard time deciding, but I ended up choosing this one because it came with potatoes haha ⭐️You can choose the seasoning for the chicken tataki from 4 options, and I went with sweet and savory as well as tartar sauce ⭐️It was served with five-grain rice, which paired well with the chicken tataki ⭐️For dessert, I debated between shaved ice and funnel cake, but I was drawn to the funnel cake that looked like churros or donuts. However, it was too heavy for my taste, reminding me of American desserts ⭐️I visited around 2 pm on a Saturday and had to wait a bit. The restaurant was quite crowded with customers having meals and others using it as a cafe, giving off a busy vibe ⭐️By the way, there were mostly women customers, with a female ratio of over 90% ===========

I went for lunch and ordered the ABC Special Mini Donburi Set. For the main dishes, I chose Roast Beef Donburi and Mentaiko Carbonara Udon. I love trying different flavors, so being able to choose multiple items was very much appreciated. For dessert, I ordered the S'mores Funnel Cake and Strawberry Milk. Both were adorable.

The restaurant had a long line but the turnover rate was good, and there were many choices for donburi bowls.

You can enjoy a casual meal for young people here. The soup is delicious with free refills of consomme flavor. Set drink for 200 yen.