I went for lunch just after the restaurant opened. Being on the second floor of Wimg, it was a nice escape from the bustling crowd around Prince area on weekends. I could relax quietly and comfortably. Ordering through the smartphone QR code was stress-free and convenient, allowing me to order at my own pace. I ordered a lunch dish similar to Gapaow, which was not too spicy and easy to eat.

We went to WIRED CAFE Dining Lounge Wing in Takanawa with 6 people. My husband and eldest daughter were taking a practice test, so my parents and I arrived earlier than the rest. We had to wait a bit, but eventually got a table for 6. We ordered by scanning the QR code. For lunch, we had Demi-Glace Loco Moco Rice x2, Coarse-ground Meatball Meat Sauce Pasta x2, Jako and Takana Mentaiko Raw Pasta, and Asian Shrimp Noodles, all with drink sets. For dessert, we shared Catalana, Classic Cheesecake, and Chocolate French Toast. I had the Asian Shrimp Noodles, which were delicious with thick noodles and a spicy sauce. The Chocolate French Toast was big enough for all of us to share. The Cheesecake was also tasty. Thank you for the meal! #ShinagawaGourmet #ShinagawaLunch #ShinagawaCafe #ShinagawaCake #ShinagawaItalian #WIREDCAFE #WIREDCAFEDiningLoungeWing #ShinagawaWing #LocoMoco #MeatSaucePasta #Meatball #MentaikoPasta #AsianNoodles #Catalana #Cheesecake #FrenchToast #RawPasta

Around midday, I visited without a reservation and ordered a Demi-glace Loco Moco bowl. They quickly noticed when I needed water, and both the soup and Loco Moco were delicious. However, when I looked up at the ceiling, I noticed that the pipes and lights were covered in thick dust. It made me shudder to think that we were eating underneath that.

Visited on a weekend. The menu can only be ordered from a single mobile phone, which is a bit inconvenient. Ordered a tuna and avocado bowl for 1150 yen (+ 250 yen for iced tea) and a cheesecake for around 700 yen. The bowl was packed with vegetables!! Lots of minced tuna as well!! It felt luxurious with a slightly sweet sauce instead of soy sauce, giving it a more western flavor rather than a typical seafood bowl. Considering the location near Shinagawa station and the trendy atmosphere, the cost performance may not be bad. On the other hand, the cheesecake felt a bit expensive and was quite small. It was refreshing and easy to eat. The topping was not whipped cream as expected, but a more refreshing foam-like texture. The sauce with plenty of berries was delicious. Overall, having drinks and dessert for two people cost less than 4000 yen. (The matcha latte ordered by the person next to me looked delicious and larger than the desserts. It was more expensive than the sweets, but perhaps more satisfying overall...?)

There is a time when the restaurant gets very busy, so be careful! I was able to enter without waiting in line on Fridays from 4:00 to 5:00, even though there were reserved seats and we couldn't choose our seats freely. The menu can be read using the QR code on the table, and orders are placed using one device per table. We had the following dishes: ● Sweet & Sour Fried Potato with Chili Sauce, which comes with sour cream and is sprinkled with salt, so it's good to eat as is. ● Demi Glace Loco Moco Ball with Onion Ring Fry toppings such as fried egg, avocado, tomato, and the standard loco moco bowl ingredients. ● Coarsely Ground Meatball Pasta. I'm not a big fan of fresh pasta, but the sauce was tasty and the meatballs were delicious.

Located at Shinagawa Station Takanawa Exit, this commercial facility is operated by Keikyu Corporation. It has been around for quite some time, and I have been visiting it occasionally for about 15 years. The store is equipped with Wi-Fi for online ordering, making it a recommended spot for inbound tourists and travelers who need internet access. In addition to being used as a cafe, it also offers a variety of alcoholic beverages and appetizers, making it suitable for meals, dates, and slightly upscale gatherings. The dishes are unique, such as potatoes with sour cream and chili sauce added for a twist.

It's a nice and cozy atmosphere, I love this place. However, the pasta with scallops and mentaiko I had today, and the saltiness of the potato were a bit strong. But when I consulted with the staff, they provided such a courteous response that made me feel apologetic. The customer service at this restaurant is top-notch, I am very satisfied. I will definitely come back! It's also child-friendly and safe for families. ❤️

I finished work for the year 2022 and now I'm free from this week! First, I want to watch a movie that I've been wanting to see. But before that, I decided to have a late lunch at Wired Cafe. It seems like the location on the first floor has closed down. I finally found my way after getting lost in Shinagawa (lol) and entered the cafe. The menu is accessed through a QR code, but there are also regular menu sheets available, so feel free to ask the staff for one. This time, I ordered the lunch set. I wanted some vegetables, so I chose the taco rice. They offer a half-size option, which is convenient if you want to eat a little less. For the side menu, you can choose between salad or potato fries. I was craving vegetables, so I went with the salad. Soon, the salad and iced coffee arrived. The taste was average. The taco rice had a standard flavor, so I think it would appeal to many people. Since I wasn't very hungry, the half-size portion was enough for me. I had planned to spend some time reading, but my schedule changed, so I ended up leaving the cafe early. I paid with PayPay, which is convenient given the location. It's a good spot for meeting up with others.

I stayed at Shinagawa and had lunch here. They use a mobile menu ordering system. I ordered the Loco Moco and a side of clam chowder. The clam chowder was rich and delicious. In cold weather, soup is the best! The Loco Moco was very filling. I asked for less rice, but it was still a normal amount. The soft hamburger patty was covered in sauce, and it came with avocado and salad, so I got plenty of vegetables.

I stopped by after a meal. Did it seem like it was in a different place before? The interior is quite spacious, and I was seated in a booth. It feels separated from the surroundings and is quite calming. The atmosphere is not bad. I ordered some sweets - Catalana, Gateau Chocolat, and I chose Tiramisu. The taste was average. I wanted to go to Anna Miller's, but I couldn't enter anymore, so I'm glad I could easily get into this place.

Wing Takano on the 2nd floor across from Shinagawa Station. There are various shops on the 1st floor, so many people do not bother to go up to the 2nd floor, making it less crowded even during busy hours. However, the cafe dining lounge, as the name suggests, has a menu with only mediocre items and is not very user-friendly. It could be considered more of a bar where you can have light snacks. The food menu is average. The value for money is decent. However, there was a lump of very cold and hard rice in the rice bowl, giving off the impression that it is not a place to go for delicious food. When I went around 8 pm, it was just before the last order, and although there were many customers, there was a strong sense of wanting to clean up quickly throughout the place.

I had some business near Shinagawa Gateway Station and needed to kill some time for 1-2 hours, so I was looking for a place to have a meal and relax a bit. I ended up coming to this place in Shinagawa because other restaurants were crowded or closing early. The menu was accessed by scanning a QR code on the table. I ordered a rice bowl and an iced cafe au lait to cool off. The drink came quickly but was just placed on the table without milk, sugar, or a straw. I wasn't sure if it was self-service, so I had to go look for them myself. The rice bowl was quite delicious. The iced cafe au lait had too much ice, so the flavor diluted quickly, but I was mainly looking to cool off so it was okay. Thank you for the meal.

In mid-July weekend lunch time, I arrived at a cafe near Shinagawa Station for a meeting. I thought Wired café would be crowded, but there was only one group in line so I decided to wait. Luckily, we were able to enter after just 5 minutes of waiting. I ordered an iced coffee first, and when my friend arrived, we ordered the lunch menu. Bacon and cheese Cuban sandwich set, Balanced Power Salad, and 2 iced coffees. It was a hot day, but the cafe was cool and comfortable. The lunch menu was delicious, especially the Cuban sandwich which was crispy on the outside and gooey with cheese inside. The flavor of the bacon was also great. The comfortable environment made us stay longer than expected. Thank you for the wonderful meal!

While waiting for someone in Shinagawa, I was looking for a cafe and found WIRED CAFE, which I often use! Since I had some time before the meeting, I decided to stop by here. It was the perfect time of day, so I ordered a beer, marinated octopus, and pizza. My acquaintance arrived late, but we were able to spend a relaxing time together! I would love to use this cafe again when I'm in the area!

I visited during the evening for a break. The interior of the shop was bustling with couples and groups of friends. It seemed a bit too lively for someone alone. I ordered a salad and hot tea. The salad was quite generous in portion and tasted decent. I think it's a good cafe to visit with someone else.

On this day in July 2020, I went to Shinagawa. I got off at JR Shinagawa Station, exited from the Takanawa side (west exit), crossed the pedestrian crossing, and headed to "Wing Takanawa". I was looking for a cafe near the station to charge my phone, and one of the options that came up was "WIRED CAFE Dining Lounge" located on the second floor here. After confirming that it was not crowded, disinfecting my hands, I sat at a counter seat with a power outlet. I ordered an iced coffee for 580 yen on that day. It was a flavorful black iced coffee. I used the free Wi-Fi and charged my phone while adjusting my time. I think it's a convenient and hidden gem for time adjustment near Shinagawa Station compared to cafes on the street.

Shinagawa Station for lunch while waiting for a meeting~♪ This place is located in Wing Takanawa next to JR Shinagawa Station Takanawa Exit, making it easy to access. The first floor tends to be crowded, but if you go down to the basement or up to the second floor, you'll find many surprisingly empty restaurants, like "WIRED CAFE Takanawa" where you can have tea, lunch, and even drinks - a versatile place. With large windows, you can easily see inside the shop, making it welcoming. The interior has bar-like counter seats, as well as sofa and table seats, suitable for individuals, families, dates, or meetings! The lunch menu includes dishes like taco rice, pasta, hamburger, and salad bowl sets. Today, I ordered the signature dish "WIRED TACO Rice 1999 (¥1,000)" which comes with a drink. The taco rice is visually appealing with colorful ingredients, and the half-cooked egg, crunchy vegetables, and crispy cornflakes provide a delightful texture. It's easy to eat and delicious, suitable for all ages. The portion size may be small for the price, but considering the location near the station, it's reasonable. There are no restrooms, but they accept cards and various electronic payments, making it convenient. Despite being close to the station, being on the second floor makes it less noticeable, making it a good choice for meetings around Shinagawa Station. Visit rating: 3.41

Shinagawa Takanawa-guchi Wing is a cafe located near the station, where you can relax and enjoy using your laptop while having a leisurely lunch. My personal favorite is the weekly changing rice bowl. On this day, I tried the Negitoro Yuzu Kosho Bowl, which was a perfect combination of Negitoro, avocado, lettuce, and a mayonnaise-based sauce with yuzu kosho. It's a refreshing flavor that is perfect for when you're feeling a bit sluggish in the summer. The lunch menu is slightly small, so it seems to be more popular among female fans than male fans, but surprisingly, there are quite a few men as well. Perhaps it's because of the location in Shinagawa, the availability of Wi-Fi and charging, or the proximity to the station? It seems to be a cafe loved by both men and women. I will definitely stop by again when I want to take a break.

I visited this Italian restaurant after touring the newly opened Takanawa Gateway Station and walking to Shinagawa Station. It's a stylish place where I decided to take a break. I ordered an iced coffee for cafe use this time. I will definitely visit again!

Well, it's an okay café, but it can be a bit crowded and noisy. Not really a place to relax. You have to speak up a bit because of the noise. The desserts and drinks are pretty standard in terms of taste. The ice melted quickly, which was disappointing. The matcha latte was okay, with a mild matcha flavor and not too sweet. It didn't have any standout features. It's a good place to chat with friends casually, but I wouldn't go alone.