I visited on a weekday night and was able to be seated smoothly due to the early timing. I ordered the cheese and avocado omelette rice from the photo. It was delicious, but the pricing seemed a bit higher compared to other places (especially considering there was no soup or salad included...). Looking at the overall menu, it felt like a conventional Western-style restaurant, lacking a bit of impact compared to other places on the same floor. They also had desserts, but since Lumine Est has other cafes and the prices were quite high, I decided not to order any.

Fluffy egg omelette hamburger for 1590 yen per person. A Western-style restaurant located in the Lumine Est restaurant area. Despite the visually impactful presentation, the cracked egg on top made it indistinguishable from a regular omelette rice. Disappointing as I was expecting it to look like the photo on the menu. The taste wasn't very delicious considering the price. When we tried to enter, we were asked to wait for a moment, but nothing happened for a while. When we asked again, it seemed they had forgotten about us, and we were promptly seated. At that moment, we could sense something was off.

Omelette rice has a thick, fluffy egg layer with a creamy and gooey interior, simple but the most delicious. The gratin was average. It was delicious in a normal way. The roast beef bowl had thin slices of meat but they were moist and tender, with a texture I liked. The egg flavor was also strong and good. It's convenient being in a station building, so I want to go regularly.

I was a little hungry so I ordered omurice with my friend. I've had a similar dish at a different restaurant before, but it's still delicious. The restaurant was a bit too cold inside, but it was just right for a quick meal.

I came to have tea in the late afternoon on a weekday. It was surprisingly empty in the restaurant area of Lumine Est on weekdays, almost like a lie. I happened to enter this shop. It seems like a shop that recommends hamburgers and omurice, but they also have sweets like parfaits and crepes. For an additional 280 yen, you can get a drink set, which I thought was a good deal. A cappuccino arrived, and I was surprised by the overwhelming amount of cinnamon powder. Then came the crepe, which looked even more appealing in person than in the photos. I ordered the salted butter caramel flavor. The crepe dough was quite hard and got stuck in my throat. The flavor was good, but the dough was disappointing. After finishing it, I felt like I had eaten about two crepes' worth of volume. Personally, I didn't like the crepe because I prefer it to be softer or crispier on the outside. I hope that the various shops in the restaurant area will continue to strive during dessert time. It always seems like the shops are changing every time I visit.

I had dinner at "THE STATION GRILL" in Shinjuku. I met my daughter who was visiting home in the evening, and we had a meal at the restaurant located in Lumine Est before she headed back. We ordered Avocado Mozzarella Omelette Rice for 1,350 yen, Beef Stew Pot Omelette Rice for 1,450 yen, Guava Juice for 280 yen, Mango Juice for 280 yen, and a half portion of Fruit Parfait for 550 yen. When I asked my daughter what she wanted to eat via LINE, she vaguely mentioned Western food, but ended up ordering Omelette Rice. Come to think of it, this is my second time dining at this restaurant, and I had the same thing last time as well.

I also compile gourmet information on Instagram (@rmmk__). Please check it out! A Western-style restaurant on the 7th floor of Lumine Est! [What I ate] - Avocado and shrimp salad (half ¥600) - Special combo in a clay pot (¥1,850) I was planning to order a regular omelette rice, but I couldn't resist the combo of beef stew omelette rice and hamburger... Everything was piping hot and delicious until the end! The omelette rice was creamy, and the hamburger had a firm texture with crunchy onions inside, which was delicious! (I almost ordered extra rice...) It's located inside Lumine, so it's perfect for popping in alone while shopping, etc. ☺️

On this day, I had some errands in Shinjuku and wanted to grab a bite to eat around the station. Normally, I would just go to Bell's and have a hot dog with coffee or a lunch set, but I had a lot of necessary documents for my errands, so I felt like sitting down somewhere to eat. However, I didn't want to walk a long distance from the station carrying heavy bags, so I decided to go to the restaurant floor on the 7th floor of Lumine in Shinjuku. Lumine is full of young girls, I really stand out as an older man. Even in the elevator, it was all girls. When I arrived on the 7th floor, popular restaurants already had young girls waiting in line by 11:40. Most of the restaurants with lines were geared towards young people. I was in the mood for Western food that day. When I checked the menu, it seemed like the specialty was omurice, hamburg steak, and steak. The Station Grill Omurice (1,100 yen) seemed to be the basic omurice, but I felt like I wouldn't normally come to a place like this unless something special happened, so I decided to go for the Special Combo Omurice in a pot (1,850 yen). Luckily, there were still seats available when I went to this restaurant. I told the staff that I was dining alone, and a staff member guided me to a table for two. They even offered me a basket for my bags, which was very kind. The restaurant was filled with young female customers and young couples. There was only one middle-aged foreign couple among them. About 10 minutes later, my order arrived. It was a dish with omurice in the middle, hamburg steak and beef stew on both sides. The omurice was different from the Station Grill Omurice as it had a thickly cooked egg on top of the chicken rice. The portion of chicken rice was small, maybe because it was geared towards young women. The egg that didn't cover the chicken rice was a bit thicker and more like a thick omelette. The hamburg steak was made with minced meat. I saw them removing air from the hamburg steak in the kitchen, so I don't think it was microwaved, but it didn't leave a special impression. The beef stew had chunks of beef in it. The sauce was a bit sweet. Since there was no sauce on the omurice, I added the beef stew little by little as I ate. Overall, it filled me up. The foreign couple next to me, who arrived after a young couple, had the same omurice as the couple next to them. Maybe the husband's order took longer to prepare? The wife looked a bit puzzled. After finishing my meal, I headed to my next destination. I realized Lumine is really a place for young people, and I continued on to my next location.

Located in Shinjuku Lumine Est, #The Station Grill ✨ is a restaurant that excites me as a lover of omurice ✨ The chicken rice is beautifully wrapped in egg in the traditional omurice style ♫ The demi-glace sauce is rich and delicious, and the presentation is so beautiful that I hesitated to dig in with my spoon, but once I took a bite, I couldn't stop. The red gingham tablecloth is cute, and the staff uniforms are also cute, making me feel like I've entered a different world ♫ Since the clientele is mostly women, it was easy to dine alone ✨ It was an omurice that looked great in photos ☺️✨ #ShinjukuGourmet #Shinjuku #ShinjukuLunch #Omurice #OmuriceLunch #WantToConnectWithPeopleWhoLoveOmurice

I really wanted to eat omurice!!! I found this restaurant at Shinjuku Lumine and decided to visit. There were many soup options to choose from. The salad that came with the set was a bit small... just a few leaves. Oh! Here it comes! Omurice. The sauce is a lot, but the filling is little. The taste is average. The portion size is a bit small. I think it's a good amount for women who eat lightly. Thank you for the meal (＾0＾)♡

I like the 7th and 8th floors of Lumine Est where various shops are gathered. There is a Western-style restaurant there, and the omurice looked delicious, so I decided to try it. The red gingham check tablecloth adds a nice touch. What I had that day (tax included): - Demiglace sauce omurice 1,100 yen - Salad, drink set 280 yen I could choose between ketchup and demiglace sauce for the omurice. I was surprised that it came out right after ordering, even though there was some available time. It looked like a traditional omurice and seemed delicious, but I think the chicken rice inside was pre-made. It was a bit of a cheap omurice. I chose guava juice for my drink, which was one of several options. The staff were friendly.

Hashed beef, hamburger, and omurice combo (I think it was around ¥1,600..) was ordered. The taste was neither good nor bad. The hamburger had a good texture. However, the portion size was a bit small overall, so the cost performance was mediocre. One thing that bothered me was that it was served in a clay pot. Although the omurice had a creamy egg texture, it became firm because it was served in the clay pot. It doesn't go well with the clay pot, so I wish they would serve it on a regular plate.

I went to THE STATION GRILL in Shinjuku. I was hungry and happened to come across this restaurant. I ordered the beef tagliata salad and the hamburger steak with hayashi sauce cooked in an iron pot. The salad didn't look like the picture and was a bit disappointing. The meat was overcooked. It was okay in taste, not bad. The hamburger steak was decent, the sauce was good, and it was fairly tasty. Overall, it was just an average meal.

A Western-style restaurant located on the 7th floor of Lumine Est at Shinjuku East Exit. I visited for lunch on a Saturday around 2 pm. The place was packed, so I had to wait for about 20 minutes. The restaurant is spacious with a calm atmosphere. The menu mainly consists of omurice and hamburg steaks. This time, I splurged a bit and ordered the Special Combo Omurice in a hot pot for 1800 yen. I also ordered a regular-sized Avocado Shrimp Salad for 800 yen. The salad had a good portion size and was a good value for the price, though I wish it had more shrimp. The omurice was a satisfying dish with beef stew and hamburg steak together. The creamy omurice was delicious and piping hot. Lunch is easy to enjoy here, and I had a good experience. Thank you for the meal.

THE STATION GRILL is a restaurant that specializes in hamburgers and omurice made with carefully selected ingredients. They use onions from Awaji Island that have been slowly sautéed for a sweet flavor, and their hamburgers are made with 100% domestic beef. The fluffy omurice, made with eggs they are particular about, is topped with their special sauce that has been meticulously prepared. Enjoy a delicious time with your friends or family at THE STATION GRILL!

I ordered the tomato sauce omelette rice I was looking for and also decided to try the orange juice. The ketchup flavor was quite strong, and the eggs were slightly sweet and delicious. The ingredients were cut to a good size, so I felt satisfied after eating.

I was lured by the Lumine card 10% off and visited Lumine Est in Shinjuku. I found porcini mushrooms in the seasonal menu and decided to visit after a long time. I ordered the avocado shrimp salad, ice cafe latte, and added the porcini mushroom hamburger to the set with salad, rice, and drink for an extra 200 yen. The porcini mushroom sauce is really delicious! The hamburger had a coarse texture with a chewy feel from the meat fibers. It was cooked well-done. Although I had the hamburger today, I also recommend trying the omurice at this restaurant.

"I visited around 12:30 on 21/07 and the restaurant was about 50% full. Being located in Lumine Est, there were many couples. It seemed like some were on their first date, judging by their eager conversations. I ordered the beef stew in a pot with omurice for 1400 yen. It was served in 5-6 minutes and the beef stew was piping hot! I enjoyed the chunks of beef while savoring the flavors, which were well-balanced but nothing extraordinary. The omurice was a bit bland, so I ended up using the beef stew sauce to enhance the taste. Overall, it was simply delicious. Due to its location in a Shinjuku station building, the prices are a bit high, but it was a satisfying meal. Thank you for the meal!"

[Menu] "Beef Stroganoff & Clam Chowder Omelette Rice (1,280 yen) I visited this restaurant for the first time and decided to try their recommended dish instead of a simple omelette rice. I was excited to see how the combination of two sauces, which are not usually paired with omelette rice, would turn out. The omelette rice and sauces were served in a hot pot, which kept them warm for a long time. The Beef Stroganoff had a sweet hash beef flavor that would appeal to both kids and adults. It was satisfying with plenty of onions and beef. On the other hand, the Clam Chowder was lighter than expected, with a slight acidity that made it refreshing. It was filled with ingredients like potatoes, carrots, clams, and broccoli, allowing me to get my vegetable intake. The omelette was on the thinner side and well-cooked, with a standard taste. It might have been better if it was a bit more runny. The rice was a ketchup-flavored chicken rice with chicken and onions, but nothing particularly stood out about it. With the generous portions of Clam Chowder and Beef Stroganoff, I found myself quite full and satisfied. [Summary] Station Grill at Lumine Est Shinjuku's 7th-floor restaurant area offers a variety of Western dishes, including omelette rice, hamburgers, and steak. It was not too crowded during weekday dinner time, and even on weekends, there were plenty of seats available. While the menu may not have any standout dishes, there were no disappointments either, making it a convenient choice for a meal while shopping."

The cafe specializes in steak and omurice. The limited-time Beef Stroganoff Omurice set comes with a mini salad and a drink, making it a good deal. The ketchup rice is quite substantial, and the egg is creamy but slightly firm. The interior of the cafe is cute with red gingham check tablecloths. They also offer a variety of crepes for dessert, making it a good option for cafe visits. ☕️