If you are a frequent user of social media, you may have seen this famous restaurant before. I was lucky to find an early reservation available, so I visited the restaurant right at opening time! Despite opening at 4 pm, the restaurant was already about 80% full 30 minutes later with around 100 seats. It was truly amazing how they attracted so many customers. The atmosphere inside the restaurant was very cute and stylish, giving off a vibe that young people would love. It was a new and clean place with a great ambiance. The staff were also very good-looking, both men and women! I could tell that this restaurant really focuses on social media. Now, let's talk about the food. - Fruit Sparkling (Muscat): The presentation, taste, and Muscat flavor were all delicious. This drink is a must-order item! - Macaron as a complimentary dish: I knew that the complimentary dish was a macaron, but I was surprised by how delicious it was. It immediately won me over. - Burning Hamburger: The Kamakura's famous Burning Hamburger was both impressive and authentic in taste. This is definitely a popular menu item that you should try! - Parmesan and Wagyu Beef Carpaccio: The seared Carpaccio was incredibly tasty and melted in the mouth. It was perfect for pairing with drinks. - Genuine Roast Beef 100g: The genuine Roast Beef was top-notch, prepared by a chef from Hotel Okura. It was truly exceptional! - Lamb Tartare in a Bucket: This dish was so stylish and easy to eat, without any strong flavors. - Snow-covered Wagyu Beef Yukke: This dish was unquestionably delicious, with the perfect combination of tender Yukke and cheese. - Wagyu Beef Sushi: The Wagyu Beef Sushi was a good indicator of the restaurant's quality, and it did not disappoint in taste and texture. - Plenty of Ikura Wagyu Beef Sushi: Both visually and taste-wise, this dish was excellent. I personally preferred this over the regular Wagyu Beef Sushi. - Fluffy Danish French Toast: While some restaurants excel in savory dishes but fall short in desserts, Kamakura's French Toast was outstanding. It was so delicious that I almost ordered another one. Make sure to try it! Overall, I was pleasantly surprised by the high quality of the food. This restaurant is not just about style; they have a strong commitment to their cuisine. I genuinely want to visit again because of how much I enjoyed the experience. The staff were friendly and provided excellent service and food explanations. No wonder it's difficult to get a reservation at this place! This might be the number one restaurant for a date with a girl! Thank you for the wonderful meal! I will definitely come back!!!

"I want to go to the bistro in Shinjuku that serves a really delicious flaming hamburger that I posted on Instagram." My childhood friend Y, who saw a TV special featuring Kamakura-san, contacted me. (It was a topic of conversation when I visited before) I'm happy to be able to boast that I've been to that restaurant even before it became popular in the media. Since I'm the senpai who has been there, I want to go again after a long time. Why don't we go together? ■ Seasonal Fruit, Prosciutto, and Mascarpone A stylish and fail-proof combination of appetizers. It was a great decision to order it because you can enjoy the sweetness and saltiness at the same time, and the fruit, especially the strawberries, looked cute. ■ Serious Roast Beef A repeat menu. I couldn't forget the deliciousness of the meat from the last time I had it. As always, the meat's richness overflows with every bite, satisfying my meat cravings. ■ Flaming Hamburger Today's highlight. The power of the flaming hamburger with rosemary set on fire was amazing. The finishing touch showed their dedication. When I cut it open, it was the type that doesn't overflow with juices, perfectly sealing the umami inside the meat. It would definitely be delicious with rice. ■ Parmesan Wagyu Carpaccio My childhood friend Y's favorite menu. He said that when you put it in your mouth, the sweetness of the marbled beef and Parmesan blend beautifully, and it was just amazing. I understand. I agree. ■ Whitebait Ajillo Plenty of whitebait in hot olive oil. When you put the whitebait on the baguette soaked in oil and eat it, the deliciousness is unstoppable, even more than kappaebyosen. It was also great to eat the leftover baguette with the Wagyu Carpaccio. This was my first time trying the hamburger at Kamakura-san. I couldn't say that this was my first time, so I couldn't boast, but I couldn't resist saying, "The hamburger here was delicious, right?" I'm here, acting like a fool trying to take a mount in front of the gourmet topic. Kamakura-san's dishes are really delicious. Let's go again.

Seasonal fresh fruits with mascarpone ¥980 Igloo potato salad ¥680 Burning hamburger ¥1180 Camembert cheese ajillo ¥1080 Fried potato with sour cream dip ¥580 Snow-covered wagyu yukhoe (Korean beef tartare) ¥1680 Wagyu beef red wine stew omelette ¥1080 Fragrant porcini cream pasta ¥1280 Tiramisu French toast ¥1080 Appetizer (macaron) ¥380 Seasonal fruit sparkling drink ¥990 Glass of white wine ¥480 KAMAKURA cassis pine ¥880 I love the combination of grapes, my favorite ham, and cheese. The ham is sliced thick and each piece has a satisfying size, so instead of eating it little by little, I like to take a big bite with cheese to fully enjoy both flavors. The aroma of the ham is strong and very satisfying! The igloo potato salad is different from other places! It's not mashed potatoes mixed with mayonnaise, but chunks of potatoes with a spicy mayo-like sauce mixed in. The combination of the chunky potatoes' gentle sweetness and the not too rich meat is perfect. The wagyu yukhoe is simply delicious, mix the egg yolk with cheese and yukhoe, and enjoy it without saying a word. The potatoes are crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, delicious even without any seasoning. I liked this type of potato. When you dip it in the sour cream dip, you can enjoy it without getting tired and with flavor variations throughout. The ajillo! The bread that comes first is delicious!! When you put Camembert cheese on it, it's perfect. The chewy skin of the Camembert is irresistible, and the French bread dipped in olive oil was delicious to the very end. The omelette was creamy and delicious! The meat was tender and fluffy. Each item is so delicious, it's no wonder that the flaming hamburger is delicious! The appearance is flashy! When it burns out, remove the rosemary and enjoy it. Watching it burn makes you smile, right? The hamburger itself is meaty and delicious. The pasta is amazing too. The aroma of porcini mushrooms is elegant, and the thin pasta perfectly blends with the cream and cheese, creating a luxurious taste. Finally, the French toast!! I was impressed after a long time of chasing after French toast! I had stopped eating it because I didn't think there was a place that could surpass a certain shop, but I was really impressed...! Inside, there is a creamy mascarpone that overflows when you cut it, and the bread is also moist but with a slightly crispy outer crust, which is my personal touch. Is it a Danish...? The sweetness of the bread also adds to the deliciousness. The appetizer is a macaron! Each color has a different flavor, and I had matcha x cheese (forgot the pink one) and sour cream x lemon. It's photogenic! The drinks also had a lot of fruit in them, and they were stylish and delicious! The tables are in private rooms, and when I got home and reminisced, I realized that the entrance to each private room was arched like an igloo! It makes perfect sense.

Shinjuku Station is about a 2.3-minute walk away. As the name suggests, Kamakura Private Room has a space with a white-based theme, and each room looks like a real Kamakura, which is really cute. Although it's not a completely private room, other customers are not in sight, so you can enjoy your own space. Not only the interior, but also the presentation of the dishes is cute. Especially, the macarons served as appetizers come out of a trunk, which is sure to surprise first-time visitors. Three colors of macarons are neatly arranged in the trunk, and you can choose one color, but it's a great presentation that makes you want to eat them all. There are many other menu items related to Kamakura, such as the "Burning Hamburg" where rosemary is lit for aroma, and the "Snow-Covered Wagyu Yukke" where cheese is made to look like snow. Furthermore, the drinks are also cute. On this day, I had a cocktail made with fruit marinade, and the color gradient and mango in the drink were stylish. The taste was also delicious with a good balance of vinegar. Additionally, the service from the staff was very polite, with impeccable manners and attentiveness. I don't know if it's the excellent training at the restaurant or the exceptional individual, but I was very impressed to receive such attentive service outside of high-end establishments. The space, food, drinks, and performances all look cute, so be sure to visit for a girls' night out or a date! Here's what I had on this day! ◼️Appetizer Macarons ◼️Grilled Romaine Lettuce Caesar Salad The staff neatly cuts it for you. The salad retains the texture of the romaine lettuce while also being moist due to grilling, making it a great dish. ◼️Seasonal Fruits with Prosciutto and Mascarpone Tomato The acidity of the tomato, the saltiness and umami of the prosciutto and Parmigiano, and the sweetness of the mascarpone and fruits are exquisite! ◼️KAMAKURA Palette Mescolare I wondered what this was, so I tried ordering it. Simply put, it's a tartare. Finely chopped meat is mixed with shallots, nuts, peppers, garlic, etc., and you mix it well and enjoy it with baguette. The taste was good, and the presentation of the palette was stylish and cute. Thank you for the meal!

All the dishes were delicious, and the drinks were also very tasty and visually appealing. The individual booths resembling pillows were comfortable and made it easy to have conversations and relax. The only downside was the small elevator in the building where the restaurant is located, causing long waits and delays.

I met up with an old friend from college after a long time and chose this restaurant because it seemed like a place where we could talk comfortably in a private room. The private room was indeed private, but the neighboring room separated by a curtain was lively and the atmosphere was not very calm. However, the food and cocktails were stylish and visually appealing, which added to the fun every time they arrived. We had a reservation for 7:00 PM on Saturday, so we arrived 10 minutes early at the building, but we ended up reaching the restaurant on the 7th floor after it was already past 7:00 PM. The elevator, being the only one in the building with a concentration of yakiniku restaurants and izakayas on the upper floors, had a long line, so be cautious. The overall quality of the meat dishes was delicious, and the attentive service of regularly clearing plates and glasses was very good. If there is an opportunity to visit when it's not too crowded on a weekday or time, I would like to come back again.

I visited this restaurant that I had been interested in for a while after seeing their wonderful dishes on social media. The menu has a wide variety of dishes and drinks, making it fun to choose! - Appetizer: Colorful macarons as a starter. The lemon macaron has a refreshing taste. - Seasonal fruit and prosciutto mascarpone: Plenty of muscat grapes and cherry tomatoes. The combination with prosciutto is great! - Wagyu beef sushi with plenty of salmon roe: A generous amount of salmon roe! The flavor of the Wagyu beef is also well represented. - 100g Wagyu roast beef: Tender texture with a rich sauce, very delicious. There are also 250g and 150g options. - Flaming hamburger: A blend of alcohol and herbs on top of the hamburger, lit up by the staff in front of you. Beautiful presentation! Topped with a red wine-based sauce, juicy and tasty! A satisfying dish. - Tomato cream pasta with snow crab: Pasta that exceeds expectations! Enjoy the flavor of the snow crab. - Lava toast: Cutting the bread reveals a creamy filling oozing out. The coconut meringue texture is great, recommended for those who love sweets. I tried many dishes, all of them delicious and elaborate. The trendy and visually appealing drinks like seasonal fruit sparkling and fruit cocktail marinated were also very tasty, with a rich fruit flavor that paired well with the food. It was a relaxing experience to enjoy food and drinks in a private room designed like an igloo.

A restaurant where you can enjoy bistro dishes of Japanese beef and cheese, produced by a chef from a famous hotel. Located just a 1-minute walk from the southeast exit of Shinjuku Station, the location is excellent. When you get off the elevator, you will find a stylish and Instagram-worthy space. The interior feels like entering a different world. As you go further back, there are rows of private rooms designed like igloos. Since they are completely private, you can relax and enjoy your time. The igloo-like atmosphere also adds a sense of calmness. [Items Ordered] - Igloo Appetizer Macaron - Cream Cheese Chanja - Prosciutto and Spinach Salad - KAMAKURA Assorted Meat Plate - Generous Ikura Wagyu Sushi - Rich Porcini Omelette - Chocolate Terrine For the appetizer, a case resembling a briefcase is brought to you. When you open it, you will see sparkling macarons lined up inside, like a treasure chest! Having macarons as an appetizer is too cute and delightful. - Matcha macaron with cheese - Raspberry macaron with liver paste - Lemon macaron with sour cream You can choose one from these three options. The assorted meat plate includes KAMAKURA steak, roast beef, Wagyu steak, flaming hamburger, and Salsiccia sausage, allowing you to enjoy 5 different types of meat. The flaming hamburger was the highlight of this visit! It was introduced on TV as a hamburger that looks good in videos, and the presentation is sure to impress with its impact! The rosemary aroma transfers to the hamburger, making it incredibly delicious. The Salsiccia sausage is crispy and juicy! With a variety of meats on the plate, ordering this seems like a safe bet. The Wagyu meat sushi is topped with plenty of salmon roe, giving a luxurious feel. It's very delicious! Everything we ordered, including the Cream Cheese Chanja, spinach salad, and Porcini omelette, was delicious and satisfying. For dessert, we ordered the Chocolate Terrine. The chocolate was very rich and smooth! It was incredibly delicious! There is also a great selection of alcohol, including stylish options that are Instagram-worthy, as well as KAMAKURA's original drinks, making it quite enjoyable. We had a relaxing and enjoyable time!

I went to Kamakura Private Room Bistro in Shinjuku ☆.｡.:*・ What I ordered was ▷▶︎▷ - Seasonal Fruit Sparkling Wine ¥990 - Kamakura Macaron Appetizer ¥380 - Antipasto Assortment 5 kinds ¥2,180 - Snow-covered Wagyu Yukke ¥1,680 - Burning Hamburg ¥1,180 - Tomato Cream with Snow Crab ¥1,180 - Wagyu Beef Sushi with Plenty of Salmon Roe ¥1,380 - Lover's Toast ¥1280 - Baked Rare Cheese ¥780 - Tiramisu French Toast ¥1,080 - Chocolate Terrine ¥430 Located about a 3-minute walk from Shinjuku Station South Exit, recommended for those looking for a restaurant with private rooms in Shinjuku. The visually appealing dishes and presentation will capture the hearts of women!! Guaranteed to be popular with girls ❤️ Review: - Burning Hamburg Burning right in front of you! Truly impressive and a must-try! You won't be disappointed. - Snow-covered Wagyu Yukke The kind that makes you want to take a picture. It melts in your mouth! - Wagyu Beef Sushi with Plenty of Salmon Roe Indeed, plenty of salmon roe. The meat is sweet, so if you're unsure, go for this. - Tomato Cream with Snow Crab For those who love tomato cream pasta, this is irresistible. The crab flavor spreads in your mouth without any unpleasant smell, and the tomato's acidity is just right. - Tiramisu French Toast Made with a French toast twist, with a subtly sweet tiramisu using luxurious Italian Mascarpone. Everyone should definitely try it! ★ Rin's Note: Business hours [Mon-Fri] 16:00-23:00 [Sat-Sun-Holidays] 16:00-23:00 Closed from 12/31 to 1/3 Non-smoking Kamakura Private Room Bistro KAMAKURA Shinjuku Store 03-6380-5053 7F Denen Shinjuku Building, 4-1-13 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo =*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*

Today, I visited a restaurant that I often see on social media. They have many photogenic menu items and it seems to be popular among young women. The building where the restaurant is located has many other eateries, but there is only one small elevator, causing a line to form. It's best to arrive at least 10 minutes early to account for the elevator wait time. The menu items I ordered were: - Assorted macarons as a starter: You can choose 1 from 3 varieties presented in a case resembling a briefcase. It's a photogenic starter. - Seasonal fruit sparkling white grape drink for 990 yen: I tried this recommended drink and the white grapes inside were delicious. - Orange juice for 330 yen: A reasonably priced drink. - Antipasto platter with 5 items for 2180 yen: It includes potato salad, grilled camembert cheese with honey, roast pork appetizer, tower of ham and cheese pinchos, and lamb tartare. - Flaming hamburger for 1180 yen: Rosemary is set on fire and the flame extinguishes in about 10 seconds. The meat is rich in taste with a demiglace sauce. - Porcini omelette for 1280 yen: The aromatic porcini mushrooms complement the omelette. - Abundant caviar and Wagyu beef sushi for 1380 yen: The meat is tender and delicious. - Aged cheese and ragu for 1480 yen: This was my favorite dish of the day. The pasta was cooked perfectly and tasted delicious. Thank you for the meal!

Visited here with friends on a regular night, known for its Instagram-worthy menu. The private rooms allow for a relaxing atmosphere, making it versatile for various occasions. We were able to choose from 3 types of macarons for the appetizer. We ordered a variety of dishes, but the pasta and hamburger were especially delicious. The pasta was served with cheese on top, and you could ask them to stop when you've had enough! The hamburger was juicy and flavorful, with a fiery presentation that was perfect for photos. The drinks included 3 types of sparkling drinks with a lot of fruit, so I recommend trying them out (I ordered a non-alcoholic one). Each dish had a good portion size and was reasonably priced. One thing to note is that the restaurant is on the 7th floor, and the elevator can get quite crowded, so it's best to arrive with some extra time!

Located near the south exit of Shinjuku Station, close to NEWoman, "KAMAKURA Private Room Bistro" is a dining bar full of surprises and fun. I met up with a friend here for a surprise dining experience. Upon descending the elevator to the 7th floor, we entered a different world away from daily life. The unique display led us to the restaurant. We were seated in a half-private room inspired by a snow hut and soon a treasure chest appeared. And what came out of it was... macarons! The macarons were colorful with three flavors - lemon with basil cream, raspberry with liver pate, and matcha with cheese. We tried the raspberry and matcha flavors. We started with the recommended fruit sparkling drink, which was refreshing and delightful. We then ordered various dishes, each with a unique twist. The potato salad had whole potatoes, the Palette Mescolare required mixing the ingredients yourself, and the fried onions had a crispy coating. The staff was attentive and the service was excellent, despite the busy restaurant. We couldn't try all the dishes we wanted due to being full, so we had to stop after six dishes and dessert. Overall, it was a great dining experience with delicious food and great service. [List of dishes ordered] - Kamakura's Potato Salad - Palette Mescolare - Serious Onion - Porcini Omelette - Prosciutto and Spinach Salad - Wagyu Beef Sushi with Plenty of Salmon Roe - Hojicha Ice Cream [Drinks ordered] - Seasonal Fruit Sparkling - White Wine - Lemon Sour - Hot Tea

Shinjuku Station is just a 1-minute walk away. You can enjoy stylish cuisine inside a igloo. The space is very popular among women. It's so cute that two girls visited the restaurant! The seasonal fruit sparkling wine for toasting is a must-try, with cherries and muscat ordered. A large box suddenly appeared with colorful macarons inside! Each color represents a different flavor - sour cream, raspberry, matcha - it's so exciting! The macarons paired well with champagne, and I was impressed that they were more like a savory food than a sweet dessert. Flaming Hamburg Steak - 1180 yen. A hamburger steak set on fire! I've never seen anything like this before. The appearance and sound were very entertaining. The meat was very tender and juicy, absolutely delicious. Tomato Cream Pasta with Snow Crab - 1180 yen. The snow crab pasta was well-seasoned and packed with crab meat! The crab sauce paired nicely with the slightly thick pasta, not too sour and easy to eat. It was a perfect way to end the meal - it was delicious. Fragrant Porcini Mushroom Omelette - 1280 yen. The omelette was creamy, topped with a rich porcini mushroom sauce, not too heavy. It had the perfect texture - fluffy and appealing to women. Wagyu Beef Sushi - 1080 yen. The beef sushi was seasoned well, with caviar and sea urchin delicately placed on top, very cute and visually appealing. Mango and Yogurt French Toast - I forgot the name... This dish had a sauce that flowed smoothly when the barrier was removed by hand! The Danish and sauce mixed together, and it was delicious with honey and vanilla ice cream. It was delightful, although I couldn't take a nice picture... The restaurant, known as Kamakura Type, mainly attracts female customers, and it was almost full when we visited, with a lively and vibrant atmosphere. Visiting this private room and Instagrammable restaurant in Shinjuku is quite cost-effective! Thank you for the wonderful meal.

[Kamakura Private Room Bistro KAMAKURA (#Shinjuku)] Located just a 1-minute walk from Shinjuku Station, Kamakura Private Room Bistro KAMAKURA also has a branch in Kinshicho. I visited around 4:00 p.m. on a Tuesday. - Rich Porcini Mushroom Omelette (¥1,280) - Flaming Hamburger (¥1,180) - Snow-covered Wagyu Beef Yukhoe (¥1,680) - Generous Ikura Wagyu Beef Sushi (¥1,380) - Generous Parmigiano Wagyu Beef Carpaccio (¥1,080) - Kamakura Potato Salad (¥680) - Baked Rare Cheese (¥780) - Seasonal Fruit Sparkling (¥990) The omelette was creamy and flavorful, the hamburger was impressive with a flaming presentation, and the menu overall was stylish and diverse. The restaurant offers private rooms for a more intimate dining experience, making it perfect for gatherings like girls' night out or dates. The atmosphere is calm and inviting. - Address: 7F, Denen Shinjuku Building, 4-1-13 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo - Hours: Mon-Fri 4:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m., Sat-Sun & holidays 4:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. - Budget: ¥4,000 - ¥6,000 - Closed: Dec 31 - Jan 3 - Tabelog Rating: 3.46 (as of July 22, 2023) Overall, a recommended spot for a stylish dining experience in Shinjuku.

I made a reservation for the evening. The seating was in a semi-private room, so I was able to relax. First, they brought out macarons from a case! You get to choose one from three different flavors. I chose one that I often see on Instagram, so I was really excited! It looked so photogenic. The flaming hamburger was brought out and the staff lit it on fire in front of us. It was really burning! It was impressive to see. The taste was also amazing. The yukhoe (Korean beef tartare) and potatoes were also delicious. I definitely want to try other menu items, so I want to go back again. Thank you for the meal ⭐︎

The atmosphere was lively and the staff were very polite and quick in serving food and drinks. The restaurant was very delicious. There were no cleanliness issues. The people I went with were also pleased.

I had been curious about a certain restaurant for a while, so when I heard that they serve macarons as appetizers and have cute sparkling drinks, I decided to go right away. The portion of the food was small, it looked good in photos, but the taste was just average. It's the kind of place that's more about looking good on Instagram than the actual dining experience. It's more suitable for a girls' night out rather than a date. I think it's a one-time visit kind of place, not likely to become a regular spot.

Kamakura Private Room Bistro: Located in Shinjuku, Tokyo, just a 1-minute walk from Shinjuku Station, this is a completely private room bistro! The private rooms, designed to resemble igloos, are incredibly cute and stylish. 🌟 Flaming Hamburg Steak - 1180 yen: A signature dish! The Hamburg steak is incredibly juicy and flavorful, with a hint of rosemary. It's so tender that the knife glides through it effortlessly, and the sauce is exquisite. 🌟 Wagyu Beef Sushi - 1080 yen: Luxurious beef sushi topped with ikura, caviar, and uni. The beef is fatty and melts in your mouth. 🌟 Fried Potatoes - 580 yen: Served with a basil sour cream dip that is refreshingly light. The potatoes are crispy on the outside and hot, making them truly delicious. With a wide variety of menu options, this is a place you'll want to visit again. The staff are friendly, and the atmosphere is great, making it perfect for dates, girls' nights, and celebrations.

I visited the trendy igloo-themed private room bistro Shinjuku branch, just a 1-minute walk from Shinjuku Station. This restaurant offers private rooms designed like snow igloos with many eye-catching menu items, making it popular for dates and girls' nights out. I rated it 8 stars ⭐︎. We started with the Seasonal Fruit Sparkling Wine for ¥990. It was a sparkling wine with a lot of white grapes packed in, served with a performance where the staff poured until it overflowed. Next, we had the appetizer (¥380 per person) which included macarons with three flavor options: cheese × matcha liver paste, raspberry sour cream, and lemon. It was a unique and delicious combination. We also enjoyed the Seasonal Fruit with Prosciutto and Mascarpone for ¥980, the Antipasto Assortment for ¥1680, the Three Cheese Fried Potatoes for ¥580, the Snow-Covered Wagyu Yukhoe for ¥1680, the Wagyu Roast Beef (150g) for ¥2680, the Wagyu Beef Sushi for ¥1080, and the Fully Ripe Mango and Yogurt Whipped French Toast for ¥980. The dishes were all delicious, the service was quick, and the staff were attentive. I discovered the secret to its popularity during my visit. Thank you for the wonderful meal.

Recently, I had a weekday off and went on a date with my mother in Shinjuku. We made a reservation in the evening and headed to a restaurant located just a 1-minute walk from JR Shinjuku Station! The restaurant is on the 7th floor of a building that you might not easily find if you don't know about it. All the seats are private rooms designed like igloos, perfect for a chatty girls' night out or a leisurely date. It's a casual bistro where you can enjoy Japanese beef and cheese. As soon as you get off the elevator, you'll be greeted by a cute neon sign and display - definitely a hit with the ladies! The menu we ordered included: - "Plenty of Salmon Roe Japanese Beef Sushi" - "Antipasto Assortment of 5 Varieties" - "Snow-Covered Japanese Beef Yukhoe" - "Grilled Romaine Lettuce Caesar Salad" - "Japanese Beef Thigh Red Wine Stew" - Various drinks and a choice of macaron as an appetizer. The standout dish for me was the "Plenty of Salmon Roe Japanese Beef Sushi" - a sushi roll with a generous amount of salmon roe on top of Japanese beef. The sushi rice was slightly warm, and the meat melted in my mouth. The "Antipasto Assortment" was also a hit, with each item having a unique twist and presentation. The "Snow-Covered Japanese Beef Yukhoe" had a rich and intense flavor, thanks to the combination of beef, egg yolk, and cheese. The "Grilled Romaine Lettuce Caesar Salad" was a warm and hearty salad with a deliciously melted cheese topping. The "Japanese Beef Thigh Red Wine Stew" was a flavorful and tender dish that paired well with bread. To wash it all down, I chose the "Seasonal Fruit Sparkling (White Grape)" recommended by the staff, which was refreshing and lightly sweet. Overall, the restaurant was a great spot for a girls' night out or a date, with a cozy and cute atmosphere, delicious food, and drinks that cater to both alcohol lovers and non-drinkers.

A hidden gem izakaya located on the 7th floor of a building right near Shinjuku Station! Despite being an izakaya, they offer many photogenic dishes and all the seats are like cozy semi-private booths, making it a great spot for couples, girls' night out, or students. We ordered: - Kamakura appetizer macarons (380 yen) - Kamakura potato salad (580 yen) - Grilled romaine lettuce Caesar salad (980 yen) - Fried potatoes with three types of cheese (580 yen) - Maitenjo vanilla ice cream (400 yen) - Baked rare cheesecake (680 yen) For drinks, we had: - Premium fruit sparkling cocktail (1280 yen) - Kamakura highball (580 yen) - Shandygaff (690 yen) - Green tea (330 yen) The first dish that arrived was the Kamakura appetizer macarons! It was exciting to see the treasure box being opened in front of us. There were three types to choose from, and I picked the matcha x cheese macaron while my friend chose the basil sour cream x lemon one. It was a unique experience to have macarons as an appetizer! The grilled romaine lettuce Caesar salad was warm and still had a crunchy texture, making it delicious and filling. The fried potatoes with three types of cheese had a generous portion and the cheese flavor was addictive. The premium fruit sparkling cocktail, with cherries in it, was visually appealing and tasted great. The non-alcoholic version was also tasty. The private booths allowed us to enjoy our drinks and food without worrying about our surroundings. The overall generous portions made it satisfying, especially for younger customers. The marble-like tables added a modern touch to the atmosphere. It was a delightful dining experience!

For those of you who love meat, the Carne course at KAMAKURA offers a variety of dishes including Wagyu carpaccio and aged ragu pasta, all for ¥4,600. Enjoy in a cozy private room designed like a snow hut, perfect for sharing on social media. The menu for two includes Kamakura's special cheese macaron, lamb tartare, tower of ham and cheese pinchos, potato salad, roast pork, Wagyu carpaccio with plenty of Parmesan, Wagyu beef sushi topped with caviar, sea urchin, and salmon roe, Kamakura's serious roast beef, pasta with plenty of aged cheese and meat, and a popular dessert platter. The interior is cute and popular for gatherings like girls' night out, and the prices are reasonable.