In fact, I have been eagerly waiting for summer to come so that I could have dinner on the terrace at this restaurant since my first visit. Last month, when I made a reservation, it happened to be a private party on a Saturday. Despite the lingering heat of August, it was not a tropical night, but we had the terrace all to ourselves as the air-conditioned indoor area was empty. We enjoyed a sparkling wine from Chile, Valdivieso Brut, which was dry and delicious. The blend of Chardonnay 60%, Pinot Noir 25%, and Semillon 15% was a great value at ¥600 per glass. It was a crisp yet full-bodied sparkling wine that was perfect for a summer evening on the terrace. We ordered a Caprese salad with ripe tomatoes from Kamakura, Chicken Caesar salad, Garlic Shrimp with mushrooms, and Spaghetti with tomato cream sauce with crab. The staff was attentive and the dinner progressed smoothly without needing to use the buzzer on the table. The restaurant's Balinese-style rattan furniture added to the charm of the evening. The chef also came to greet us and mentioned their sister restaurant in Bali, which he had visited recently for training. The restaurant aims to be the best Japanese restaurant in Bali, although it is not located in the areas I am familiar with from my past visits to Bali in the late 1970s and early 1980s. The evening was filled with good food, great company, and a unique mix of guests, showcasing the charm of Blue Garden.

The place is located down a narrow alley off Takeshita Street, with a calm garden restaurant vibe. Lunch costs around 1500 yen, with all-you-can-eat salad and soup, and unlimited tea, black tea, and coffee. The main dish portion is a bit small. The staff were all young men. It was my friend's birthday, so they prepared a special plate for us. It costs around 1500-2000 yen for 3-4 people.

I came here as I was invited. The restaurant doesn't have a luxurious vibe, but they are willing to accommodate within that range. There are some high steps, but they are manageable one by one, making it easy for assistance. Personally, as someone with disabilities who needs assistance, I felt at ease. I had lunch and there were several options for today's specials, with many pasta dishes priced at 1300 yen. Although I had high expectations due to the price, I chose the 1500 yen Hamburg B set (with demi-glace sauce). Considering it's located near Takeshita Street in Harajuku, I felt that the prices were reasonable. The restaurant was quite busy, but both the pasta and the hamburgers were served quickly, possibly because the menu is simple. The normal lunch set that everyone ordered allowed for multiple refills of rice, salad bar, soup, and drinks. The salad bar included various vegetables like avocado-dressed potatoes, edamame, and satsuma imo, which were quite delicious. The soup was Chinese-style with minced meat and vegetables. The drink options included coffee, tea, and oolong tea. If I have to nitpick, the hamburger patty was somewhat ordinary for the slightly higher price, which was a bit disappointing. I was hoping for a more handmade, juicy texture, but it was relatively standard. The ordering process was initially through QR codes for online ordering, but when I explained my difficulties due to my disability, the waiter quickly switched to the traditional ordering method, which was a relief. The service was friendly and smooth. It was my first time at Blue Garden near Harajuku Station, and I was surprised that you could have all-you-can-eat lunch starting from 1300 yen, considering its location. The food was not exceptional but decent, and I felt it offered good value for the price.

When you walk from the bustling Takeshita Street into the narrow Billy Street, the atmosphere becomes quiet. Ordering the daily lunch special includes a salad buffet and a drink, which feels like a good deal. Orders are placed by scanning a QR code. Today, I ordered Pasta B with bacon and cream pasta with three types of mushrooms, as well as a rice plate with chicken steak in soy balsamic sauce or bread. The salad buffet offers 7 types of salads with several dressing options. For drinks, there's hot coffee, black tea, iced coffee, and green tea, as well as corn soup. I think the cost performance is good. The maximum stay time is 90 minutes, but I was satisfied as I could relax and enjoy my time there.

The salad, soup, and drinks were self-service and all-you-can-eat, with a wide variety of delicious options. It's a popular restaurant so making a reservation is recommended. The main dishes were stylish and tasty, and the vegetables served alongside were also very delicious.

The terrace doesn't have direct sunlight and is comfortable to spend time in. Even in August during the day, we were able to have a pleasant BBQ. It's located on Takeshita Street in Harajuku, but it's a hidden gem inside a side street. The restaurant offers buffet-style lunch, and next time I want to try their regular lunch menu. ^ ^

I visited with my baby. Since my baby can't eat the same things as adults, I didn't order anything, but they brought baby dishes and when I ordered apple juice, they brought it in a plastic cup with a straw, which was very thoughtful and made me happy! The main dishes like pizza and hamburgers were delicious, but I especially liked the appetizer buffet. There was a wide variety and each dish was tasty. Harajuku is known as a young people's town, but I think this restaurant is comfortable for families with children too.

When I went to Harajuku the other day, I had Italian lunch at @blue_garden_harajuku✨ I had lunch with Yumi-san. We were in a hurry to find a place because Mana's daughter had a school pickup, but the atmosphere was very nice and it was a stylish place. The pasta was very delicious. There was also a salad bar, and I wanted to eat a lot, but I couldn't eat much because I had lost my appetite due to medication. It's located just around the corner from Takeshita Street. I found out about it from Instagrammer Aki-san @aki4178 before, and this was my second time there. It's a wonderful restaurant, so please check it out when you go to Harajuku @hinana8372 #lunch #delicious #harajuku #takeshitastreet

The staff members were all very nice, and the food was served quickly! I was surprised to find such a relaxed restaurant in Harajuku, and I discovered a great restaurant!! The prices were reasonable and the pasta was delicious! - Fisherman-style Red Pescatore 1,200 yen - Assorted Prosciutto & Salami 980 yen - Garlic Shrimp and Avocado Caesar Salad 850 yen

Located along the small street of Brahms, just a 2-minute walk from Harajuku Station, this restaurant is situated on the second floor of Mini Pig (a piglet cafe). The spacious terrace seating area is surrounded by plenty of plants, creating an open and refreshing atmosphere. For lunch, you can enjoy a salad bar, soup, and a drink bar along with your choice of main dish such as pasta, hamburger, or pizza. The salad bar offers not only leafy greens but also various side dishes like pasta. The inclusion of a drink bar is a nice touch. I opted for the pasta as my main dish, and I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the noodles, which were chewy and delicious. Considering the reasonable prices, I didn't have high expectations, but the overall value was great. By noon, the restaurant was almost full, so it's a good idea to keep this casual dining spot in mind for future visits.

It was simply delicious. The salad and soup were all-you-can-eat style, so I was quite satisfied with the meal. The pasta didn't taste as good as I had hoped, it was just okay. I might go back again if I feel like it.

I used it for lunch. The salad, soup, and drink were self-service and very cost-effective. The atmosphere of the restaurant was bright, and the outdoor terrace looked very pleasant. I also ordered dessert separately. The ordering style was to scan a barcode, but I couldn't figure it out, so I just ordered from the staff. The entrance to the restaurant was a bit hard to find, as it was up a flight of stairs.

However, there was someone on the terrace smoking the whole time, and the smoke was drifting into the indoor area, so I couldn't really taste the pizza. The salad was delicious though, so maybe I just got lucky with the timing. My friend who I went with also said it was a shame. I thought it would be better if they closed the door between the terrace and the inside. Well, it's a place where you can smoke, so people who smoke will choose this place to smoke, so it's not really their fault. We just need to find a place where we can enjoy delicious food without being bothered by the smell. I just want to enjoy delicious food as a foodie (laughs). During lunchtime, they had a salad and drinks buffet which was really nice. The atmosphere was also great. It might be a bit hard to find because the navigation led us around the back (laughs). But I will definitely go back. Next time, I will ask for a seat where the smoke doesn't bother me so I can fully enjoy the food (laughs).

The restaurants in Harajuku to Meiji Shrine are not delicious and have poor cost performance. Why are they rated so highly? Probably because they are located in a busy area and attract customers. Except for one item on the buffet menu, the food was not tasty, and the hamburgers were mediocre. It might be suitable for families with children, but overall, it was not impressive.

I happened to stop by this restaurant by chance. I chose my main dish and the salad and drinks were buffet style. I placed my order by scanning a QR code by myself. I ordered the large portion of pasta with white fish and burdock fry in tomato sauce. The pasta seemed like a mix of Japanese and Western flavors, and it didn't quite suit my taste, haha. The salad was okay. The terrace seats had a very nice atmosphere! It seems like it would be perfect when it gets warmer outside!

A shop located in a quiet and fashionable area of Harajuku. It gets crowded after 12 o'clock, so I recommend making a reservation to ensure you can get in comfortably! I ordered the Mentaiko and squid with shiso pasta for 1,300 yen. The lunch menu includes salad, soup, and drinks all-you-can-eat. It's quite a good deal, especially on holidays considering the location.

There were 3 adults, 1 toddler, and 1 infant, and we found the spacious semi-private room very comfortable to relax in. It seems like the terrace would also be nice during this time of year. On weekends, there are some lunch options with slightly different prices. I remember coming here about 5 years ago when I was stranded for lunch in Harajuku, and it's a hidden gem because it's not facing the main street. However, it was quite busy on weekdays.

The salad was all-you-can-eat and had great cost performance. I didn't have high expectations, but the mentaiko pasta was really delicious. It was truly tasty. The infection control measures were thorough, so I felt safe dining there. I want to try the cheese curry next time I go for lunch.

I took my 2-year-old nephew with me. There was a kids' lunch plate and a salad buffet included, so he could eat a variety of things he likes. The restaurant was child-friendly, with all seats occupied by families with kids, making it a comfortable atmosphere. They provided a child seat, and when we asked for children's plates and cutlery, they quickly accommodated us, which was much appreciated. The only downside was that there were stairs to enter the restaurant, making it difficult with a stroller, but overall, I think the food and service were relatively good.

We used it for a year-end party. Despite being less than a 5-minute walk from Harajuku Station, the seating was spacious and comfortable. They also have seats that can accommodate large groups, so it's recommended for such events! We had pasta and pizza, and they were delicious.

I made a reservation and went for lunch on Sunday. The restaurant was almost full, so I ordered the lunch plate which came with a salad bar and free drinks. The salad bar was a bit hard to access in the small restaurant, so it might be better to skip it. I would be happy if there were more drink options instead. The meat dish was delicious and the overall atmosphere was good. There was a time limit, but it's understandable for weekends. The breeze from the open terrace felt cold. The restaurant wasn't very spacious, but I had a good experience overall.