I met with a friend from college who made a reservation at a popular avocado specialty restaurant in Tokyo. The restaurant was featured on TV and was bustling with a younger crowd. Although it specializes in avocado dishes, the cuisine is based on Mexican food. The creative avocado dishes that are hard to make at home were fun to watch and delicious to eat. The restaurant was not very spacious, so when it got crowded, you could see and hear the conversations and movements of the people next to you. It didn't seem like a place to spend a long time in. The walls were covered with pink flowers, creating a fun atmosphere along with the tasty food. We had tacos topped with avocado potato salad, young chicken mole, camoware, and cob salad. There were many taco variations, and the Tequila-based drinks, along with a wide variety of other drinks, really lifted the mood! Even though I consider myself a beer lover, I didn't even have a single beer... Everyone had their own preferences, and everything was delicious. The seasoning that you can't replicate at home, and the large amounts of avocado that you wouldn't normally eat, will leave you feeling full. It might be better to enjoy them as a light snack with drinks rather than filling up your stomach. The avocado itself is quite rich, so eating too much may cause slight indigestion. The biggest hit was the young chicken mole! A traditional Mexican dish where chicken is simmered in cocoa and spices, with an original twist of adding barley miso. The flavor was unexpected and the sauce that coated the tender chicken was exquisite. I found out that there is also a branch in Kyoto, so I would love to go there again.

I went to a restaurant with my colleagues. It was selected by authentic Mexicans. We enjoyed lively dishes while drinking and having fun. We ended with tequila shots. It is tradition to put lime and salt on the back of your hand, take a sip, and then lick it. It was a fun and enjoyable night.

First of all, there was no explanation that water and soup were self-service. The rice was not as flavorful as it looked, and the paste-like substance that came with it was not very tasty. The soup was delicious. There were also dishes like taco rice, so it would have been better to choose those instead.

"Girls' day out at Avocado Shinjuku was amazing! The lunch was so satisfying with perfectly ripe avocado and delicious tortillas. The vegetable soup was rich in flavor and you can have seconds! The refreshing avocado juice was perfect for summer. The cost performance was great, it was just the best overall. #Avocado #ShinjukuGourmet #ShinjukuLunch #ShinjukuSanchomeGourmet #ShinjukuSanchomeCafe #ShinjukuSanchomeLunch #Shinjuku #ShinjukuSanchome"

I made a reservation for 6:30 pm on a weekday and visited the restaurant. The second-floor shop had a casual atmosphere with tequila bottles lined up, which got me excited. There were about half as many couples or groups, but it quickly became full. We ordered various items from the menu, which included beers, sangrias, tequilas, and wines. The prices were a bit high, so ordering a bottle seemed like a good deal. The dishes featured a lot of avocado, which was perfect for avocado lovers. The appetizer was a bite-sized potato salad, which was okay. The avocado and cactus salad had a decent amount of avocado but not much cactus. The portion was generous. The avocado tacos were filled with plenty of avocado and were very satisfying. The Mexican pizza had no spiciness and lots of avocado, making it delicious. The quesadillas were slightly spicy and hearty, making for a tasty snack. The dishes were reasonably priced, and the portion sizes were normal. The restaurant had a lively atmosphere, making it enjoyable for conversation.

I was invited by a friend who loves avocados to have lunch. I forgot to take a photo, but the inside of the restaurant is cute! It seems like a nice atmosphere even at night. The taco rice was a menu that made me happy because I could get lots of vegetables. The main dish was of course delicious, and the complimentary soup was also tasty!

I wanted to eat Mexican food, so I searched for a restaurant. I had passed by this place before but had never been inside, so I was curious. It was called Avocado Diner, and I didn't really associate it with Mexican cuisine at first. However, when I looked at the menu, it was full of avocado dishes! Avocado dip, shrimp and avocado spring rolls, and garlic shrimp. And of course, I had a Mexican bottled beer to go with it! Avocado goes well with so many dishes. I enjoyed trying various avocado dishes, and everything was delicious!

Sometimes I have this sudden craving for tacos, you know? So, I searched for a Mexican restaurant in Shinjuku and found this place, made a reservation, and went there. The atmosphere is definitely Mexican, with a cozy vibe. The interior is quite small, so it may not be suitable for those looking to relax. They have a modern system where you can order and pay using your smartphone by scanning a QR code. The tacos were delicious! The quesadilla was also tasty but the portion was quite large. However, I didn't quite like the chicken dish cooked in cocoa. Overall, it's a great place to go when you feel like having tacos. Thank you for the meal.

I was drawn to the unique atmosphere that prominently features avocados, so I made a reservation and visited on a Saturday afternoon! It seems like lunch requires a reservation. You choose a main dish and a drink from the menu, and order with your smartphone, which was quick and easy. Water and soup were self-service, but it was stress-free! My drink and a small fresh juice came out first, then my main dish arrived after enjoying the soup. I ordered the taco rice, which had a soft-boiled egg on top and a nice balance of avocado, vegetables, and meat. It was delicious, not outstandingly amazing, but simply tasty, so I rated it 3.0.

My friend wanted to eat tacos, so we made a reservation and went on the same day! Overall, the seasoning was a bit light, which made me wonder if that's how Mexican food is supposed to be, haha. The hot chili sauce on the table was spicy and delicious, it goes well with everything! We were able to satisfy our Mexican food cravings! ✨

I made a reservation and entered! It seems like it's mostly booked up, as they didn't allow walk-ins without reservations. The food was all delicious, but the portions were small so sharing only lasted a few bites (laughs). It seems like a good place for nibbles with drinks!

I used it for Sunday lunch - it was a hot day, so the Mexican light beer was perfect! I shared the meal with a friend, and everything was delicious with plenty of avocado and vegetables. The restaurant was always full, so I recommend making a reservation!

The atmosphere was not like a room in a mixed-use building, it had a lively vibe. The restaurant's name includes "Avocado Domain" and they offer rice dishes with free soup and drinks! The portion sizes are generous, yet the food is delicious and not boring. It seems to be quite popular, as I visited during off-peak hours for lunch and still had to wait a bit.

The taco plate for 1100 yen was delicious with fresh avocado. The tortilla wasn't cut into 3 pieces, so we could enjoy trying different ways of eating by splitting it in half. The avocado and fruit mixed juice that came out at the end was like a dessert, and drinking it felt like enjoying a rich mousse at the end.

The restaurant was used for a company welcome party. The atmosphere of the restaurant was very nice, and above all, the food was delicious. The Mexican cuisine, which uses plenty of avocados, can only be found here. Although it is Mexican cuisine, it does not have a strong ethnic feel, so it is recommended for those who are not good at ethnic food. Additionally, the stylish dishes make it a great choice for a girls' night out. This time it was for a company welcome party, but I would like to visit again for private dining next time.

Today, I had a social gathering with friends at a Mexican restaurant for some reason. We went upstairs and found the place surprisingly small. We opted for the all-you-can-drink course which included nachos, salad, and chicken for 5,500 yen. Unfortunately, I forgot to take photos. The operation for the all-you-can-drink service was a bit lacking, and the food was not great in terms of cost performance. However, considering the good location, it might be understandable. Thank you for the meal.

I searched for an avocado restaurant due to the personal avocado boom and found this shop. The shop is located on a drinking street in Shinjuku Sanchome, on the second floor of a miscellaneous goods building. It is a compact shop with only two staff members, but they efficiently manage with self-ordering using QR codes. As the name of the restaurant suggests, they offer many Mexican dishes using avocados. - Nachos: Personally, this was the most delicious dish I tried. The cheese, sauce, and avocado blend together well. - Chicken Mole Poblano: A dish where chicken is simmered in a demiglace sauce. They offer a variety of tequilas. *I didn't realize there were so many types of tequila... The atmosphere of the shop is lively with energetic staff and festive decorations.

Mexican dining in Shinjuku♩ We had a course meal! Started with Avocado Cobb Salad and freshly made Guacamole with plenty of avocado! Dip the freshly made guacamole with taco chips, so rich and delicious♡ Avocado on its own is refreshing~! Enchiladas with chicken wrapped in corn tortilla, topped with tomato-based salsa roja and baked! Spicy and delicious! Chicken in Mole Sauce, a Mexican traditional sauce made by simmering cocoa and vegetables. Slightly spicy flavor that is not commonly found. Mexican beers we tried were Tecate and Modelo Especial! For dessert, we had chocolate cake♩

I had been curious about this restaurant for a while. I heard that it gets quite crowded during lunch, so I gave up and made a reservation for dinner. They only take reservations for courses, so even though I wanted to order a la carte, I had to go with the course. I chose the Avocado Mexican course, which was filled with lots of avocados. As a big avocado lover, I was thrilled. The freshly made guacamole was incredibly delicious, and I felt like I could just drink alcohol with that alone. The course cost 4000 yen and included guacamole, marinated dish, Caesar salad, meat, and dessert, offering great value for money. Especially the main dish called Mole Poblano was something I had never tried before, made with cocoa-cooked meat. It was a unique taste that I had never experienced before, with tender meat and delicious sauce. There were many other menu items besides the course that I wanted to try, so I hope to visit again someday for a la carte. I couldn't order additional dishes because I was already full from the course.笑

The moment I entered the door, the atmosphere in Mexico was truly wonderful. I felt like I had stepped into the world of the movie "Coco". I chose the recommended course this time, and I could feel the manager's passion for avocado dishes. The avocado was creamy and full of flavor, and the tequila was delicious as well. I highly recommend it for avocado lovers!

Visited on a Saturday night. I was curious about this place. It seems to be an avocado-themed restaurant. They charge for appetizers. Avocado spring rolls are unusual and delicious. The pizza was average. The chili was tasty. The tacos were good, but around 600 yen per serving is a bit pricey. Thank you for the meal!