It was a hidden gem of a cafe near Shinjuku South Exit! It's great that you can make reservations! (When making a reservation, they will ask you to order around 1500 yen per person) There are plenty of seats and the interior is spacious, so you can relax. The food is delicious and it's a cafe that is easy to use. I ordered the 1500 yen Gapaorice lunch set, which comes with a drink.

I ordered a salmon avocado bowl for lunch. The customer service at the restaurant was excellent and I was satisfied. I was able to stay for a long time without being scolded, which I think is suitable for teleworking. The atmosphere inside the restaurant was open and conducive to concentration. Some may find the prices a bit high, but I believe around 1500 yen for a lunch set is reasonable.

I used this place for PC work. There were Wi-Fi and outlets everywhere, making it great for solo work. I stayed for about 2 hours, and while the table seats were full, the counter seats were quite empty, so it's easy for solo workers to stay. The food was okay. The prices were on the higher side.

Caffice Shinjuku is located about a 2-3 minute walk from Shinjuku Station, with direct access from Shinjuku Sanchome Station. The cafe has a cozy atmosphere with bookshelves, making it a great spot for working. They offer free WiFi and all seats have power outlets, making it a recommended cafe for getting work done. I tried their Hot Apple Pie, which is their popular No.1 item. The pie is crispy with plenty of delicious apples inside. It is quite sweet, but there is a slight bitterness which adds a mature flavor. The crispy texture on the edges is also enjoyable, especially when paired with ice cream. I also had a Hot Cafe Latte, which had a cute latte art and a creamy texture. The rich aroma and natural bitterness make it very pleasant to drink.

I went to study honestly. There were many people who came alone around me, and there were plenty of seats, so I could study without feeling awkward. However, if more people start coming, you have to move quickly, so it's not recommended for studying. Well, if you're going to do it, do it at a coworking space or during off-peak hours. The atmosphere was great!

The WiFi is available, all seats have power outlets, and the interior is spacious with plenty of seating, which is great. However, I couldn't connect to the WiFi for some reason. The prices for individual drinks are a bit high, but considering the environment fee, it's reasonable. The chai latte is sweet and delicious, with a generous amount of milk. I went almost right after they opened, but the staff seemed to have low energy.

Located right near Shinjuku Station! This cafe has Wi-Fi and power outlets available at almost every seat. The Wi-Fi has no time limit and you can use it without any interruptions. The price range for individual drinks is a bit high (around ¥1,000 including tax), but it's a perfect cafe for getting work done. The lunch set (Kanazawa curry) comes with salad and a drink for ¥1,280, which is a great deal! Also, if you order a second individual drink in the morning on weekdays, you get a ¥300 discount!

I had been curious about this cafe for a while! I went around 11 am to avoid the long line that forms in the afternoon. The cafe looked a bit older than I expected from the photos, and it seemed like it wasn't well-maintained. The prices were a bit high, around 2000 yen for a lunch set with a drink and a dish, which was disappointing considering the quality. I ordered the cream pasta and cappuccino. The pasta was made with fresh pasta and had squid and spinach in it. The way the squid was cooked was a bit off, maybe it was microwaved? The quality was mediocre. The cappuccino had a cute decoration and was delicious! I recommend going there just for drinks!

I ordered the "Kanazawa Om Curry," "Italian Soda (Cranberry)," and "Matcha Roll Cake" at Caffice in Shinjuku for lunch. It's a popular spot with a lot of foot traffic due to its direct access from the station. The interior is spacious. The Kanazawa Om Curry is a mild and creamy curry with a slightly firm omelette on top, which is easy for Japanese people to enjoy. The curry is sweet and the omelette is also sweet, so it's suitable for those who prefer a gentle flavor. The portion is on the smaller side. Recommended: ★☆☆☆☆ The "Italian Soda (Cranberry)" was refreshing on a hot day, with frozen berries that burst in your mouth, giving a cool sensation. It seems like a good way to get some vitamin C and the vibrant appearance is uplifting. The "Matcha Roll Cake" with ice cream is best enjoyed by letting the vanilla ice cream melt into the roll cake. The soft matcha flavor is likely to be appealing to many. Recommended: ★★☆☆ #caffice #ShinjukuGourmet #ShinjukuCafe #ShinjukuSweets #Shinjuku #ItalianSoda #MatchaRollCake #RollCake #MatchaSweets #Matcha #Cafe #Sweets #wakameshi #wakameshi_Shinjuku

I wanted to go somewhere with power outlets, so I came here. It was really helpful that there are power outlets at each seat! The chai tea latte was delicious. The service was a bit lacking, which was disappointing. It's quite noisy, so it's not ideal for online meetings, but I will visit again when I need to charge up or get some work done quickly.

2022/5『Caffice』I stopped by this cafe during work, and surprisingly, the coffee was delicious (lol). The shop opened in October 2014 and is located on the 2nd floor of a building a 3-minute walk from JR Shinjuku Station South Exit. It's right behind Shinjuku Takashimaya, a convenient location. The atmosphere is conducive to work, not particularly stylish but not bad. Now, let's see how the coffee tastes (*´∇｀)ﾉ ■Features: This cafe is friendly to nomadic workers, with power outlets at every seat. Wi-Fi is available, and although all seats are non-smoking, there is a designated smoking area. ■Points to note: It can get crowded, so it's recommended to make a reservation for business meetings or discussions (reservations secure a seat for up to 2 hours). On Sunday evenings, the cafe was full, with a waiting line. ■Items ordered: ⚫Blend Coffee 900 yen (excluding tax) Coffee beans are roasted in-store, using the oldest variety of Arabica, the Tipica. "I didn't expect it to be good with all this fuss." "Sip...oh, it's actually delicious!" Got a bit excited there (I'm simple like that, lol). ■Service: Average. ■Price: It's not just about the cost of the drink but the value of the place and the time spent there. If you look at it that way, it's not bad. Yeah, it's a convenient place (*´ｪ｀*) I visit Shinjuku often, so I'll remember this. I think this place can be good depending on how you use it. Thank you for the meal m(_ _)m □Rating as of May 2022: Tabelog rating 3.27, 133 reviews

I went to a place called "Cafice" in Shinjuku South Exit, which combines a cafe and an office. They offer free Wi-Fi and all seats have power outlets, making it a comfortable place to work. The seating is spacious and the food they serve is stylish. They have lunch options like rice plates, pasta, and curry, with a specialty in Kanazawa curry. I tried the mushroom stew with hamburger, which was beautifully presented and came with salad and coffee. Cafice is not as well-known as nearby Starbucks or Saint Marc Cafe, but it's a great choice for those looking for a relaxed cafe experience.

【Visit Date】April 17, 2022 (Sunday) around 2:15 PM 【Wait】4 people (about 10 minutes) 【Menu】Iced coffee (900 yen) 【Impressions】 - It was nice that there were separate seats for individuals and for groups, creating a quiet atmosphere. - The coffee was on the expensive side, and there is a two-hour time limit when it's full. - It was good that you could also charge your devices.

The store is clean, calm, and comfortable! The spacious interior has casual one-person seats in the front and tables for multiple people in the back. Towards the right back, there is a cozy floor that feels like a room, with a counter and a sofa for two to sit comfortably.

A stylish cafe in Shinjuku Sanchome, "Caffice" Shinjuku 3-chome station direct connection. The interior is a calm space where you can enjoy drinks, alcohol, and food. There is free Wi-Fi, but it is slow. There are power outlets available, so it's suitable for a little work or a stylish business meeting or mom's gathering. It can be used for various purposes. It has a 2-hour time limit, so it's difficult to work there for the whole day.

Located directly connected to the E6 exit of Shinjuku Sanchome station, this restaurant is easy to find. With Wi-Fi available, it seems to attract many people looking to spend a long time there. The drinks are on the expensive side, ranging from 900 yen, but the lunch sets start from 1000 yen, making it a better choice to have lunch there. On weekdays, until 12 pm, you can get a 300 yen discount on drink refills. This time, I ordered the daily pasta lunch set for 1000 yen, which included tomato and tuna with spinach pasta, a tuna salad in a mini size, and hot tea. The pasta had tuna, which was a bit similar to the salad, but it was delicious with a creamy tomato sauce. The dressing for the tuna salad tasted like something you could buy at a store.

Shinjuku Sanchome Station (in front of Takashimaya) is located on the second floor of the station building, just a 0-minute walk away. I enjoyed a chai latte (iced) for ¥950 in a calm and warm atmosphere. The chai had a nice balance of sweetness and was easy to drink. I thought the price was a bit high, but since there are few cafes in the area, I would like to visit again when I am in the area. Thank you for the meal! ★

[Nearest Station] Shinjuku-sanchome Station / Marunouchi Line [Budget] Up to 999 yen [Reservation] Not required [Menu] - Iced Coffee Total: 990 yen per person [Overview] A cafe located very close to Shinjuku-sanchome Station, almost directly connected. The atmosphere inside is quiet, and there are many teleworkers and students. Although the menu prices are a bit high, when considering the cost of using the space, it is understandable. The interior is clean and provides a quiet space where you can work diligently. This time, I sat at the counter, and each seat had its own outlet, so you can charge your devices with peace of mind. The stylish women in the open kitchen handle everything from taking orders to cooking. You order your food and drinks while seated. I ordered an iced coffee, which came in a cute bottle. It was a refreshing and flavorful iced coffee that I would want to drink when thirsty. In the evening, you can also enjoy alcohol, and it seems that you can use the cafe for a night out. Thank you for the meal.

I found a white-themed cafe on the first floor where I could charge my phone and grab a hot sandwich. The lunch menu included soup, which was a nice touch, but overall the taste was average. I ended up using the cafe for a web conference and a mysterious job interview, as it was busier than I expected. It was convenient for a quick charge before heading back to the office. I hope more of these convenient cafes pop up in the future.

The Hot Apple Pie for ¥800 had a moderate sweetness and came with vanilla ice cream. I wanted to eat the hot pie together with the cold ice cream. Unfortunately, the pie was not hot at all, it was lukewarm. The Cafe Latte for ¥750 came in a large mug which was satisfying. They have a variety of lunch and meal options in addition to their coffee menu. The cafe has plenty of table seats and also counter seats, all equipped with power outlets. The prices are a bit high, but I guess it's for the ambiance. You can get a slight discount for drink refills. It was not crowded in the morning on weekends, but I experienced a full house with waiting customers in the afternoon on a holiday before. There is a time limit during peak hours. It's a convenient cafe located near the elevator in the building after exiting the ticket gate on the Takashimaya side of the Fukutoshin Line. Overall, it's a useful cafe with power outlets and prices exclude tax.