If you have time to spend alone, here is the place to be! "Rich Matcha Cheesecake with Drink Set" for 1,400 yen including tax. The aroma and rich flavor of matcha are irresistible. The matcha cookies provide a different texture and are incredibly delicious. I made the mistake of skipping lunch and going straight to dessert, but it was a satisfying choice. The cafe latte was well-balanced with a deep flavor - it was really good.

In the midst of the intense heat, I found refuge inside the Sumitomo Building and stumbled upon a cool tea house in the first-floor plaza. I was lucky to quickly find a seat during lunchtime. I ordered the recommended lunch set, which included tan-tan tea soba and warm warabi mochi. I opted for the tea soba over the buckwheat soba, as it seemed fitting for a tea house. The cold sesame broth with spicy meat and chili oil was perfect for a hot day. I wished the soba was a bit colder. For dessert, I had freshly made warm warabi mochi with a rich matcha flavor. You can choose between sencha and hojicha for the set tea. The appearance, taste, and texture of the warabi mochi were all new to me. I enjoyed it with kinako powder and black honey. While I hesitated when asked if I wanted to try it again, it's a fun and delicious dessert that you should try at least once. It was disappointing that the female staff member was a bit condescending. It would be better if they could quietly serve the dishes so that the plates on the trays don't move.

The matcha flavored fresh bracken rice cake was a new and delicious experience! With anko and kinako toppings, I was able to enjoy various flavors. I could fully enjoy both warm green tea and cold bracken rice cake. About 40% of the customers were from overseas. I thought it was a good restaurant where foreign visitors can feel Japan.

I went in the afternoon for warabi mochi. It's a hidden gem kind of place and I was seated right away. The interior is like a traditional Japanese family restaurant. For around 1500 yen, you get a drink included. The warabi mochi had a good portion size, but the mont blanc was small. I thought it was a high-end restaurant, but it turned out to be casual. Soba seems to be a popular choice here.

I visited this shop after being impressed by the warabi mochi I had at Amakana in Shimokitazawa and visiting frequently. Unlike Amakana, the warabi mochi here is not chilled with ice, so the texture remains quite soft until the end (or rather, quite gooey). This is a matter of personal preference, but I personally like the chewy texture that comes from chilling it slightly, so I was a little disappointed. Also, when I visited, the paste seemed slightly lacking and there were a few lumps. It seems like they use good quality ingredients, so it's a shame. The price is a bit high, but the portion size is quite generous. If it was a bit more affordable for about half the amount, it would have been even more delicious. Thank you for the meal.

Before the last order, I entered the store and there were no other customers besides me, so the atmosphere inside was quiet. The store was clean and the background music was pleasant, creating a relaxing atmosphere. The service was excellent, and the design of the tissue was very cute, leaving a lasting impression. The taste of the rich matcha soft serve ice cream was intense. The cone was large and fragrant, and I felt full. There are power outlets at the seats. I definitely want to use this place again!

I ordered the Matcha flavor of Suizen parfait. For the drink, I chose the rich Matcha latte with 3D art. The Suizen parfait has a combination of red bean paste, warabi mochi, and bitter matcha, which goes well together. The Matcha latte with 3D latte art is cute! Not only cute, but it has a refreshing taste and you can enjoy it hot until the end with the double-wall glass.

I had a matcha parfait at a cafe in the Shinjuku Sumitomo Building near the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building! It was quite voluminous, with a big scoop of matcha soft serve topped with shiratama (mochi balls), red bean paste, warabi mochi, matcha stick cookie... As I dug in with my spoon, I found matcha sponge cake, matcha brownie, and maybe some black sugar jelly at the bottom?! Anyway, it was filled with so many delicious treats, and I was completely satisfied. My stomach was full!

I was dragged along by a friend who loves matcha and really wanted to go! I was pleasantly surprised by how delicious it was! We tried the matcha warabi mochi, and it was amazing. It's truly exquisite, so matcha lovers should definitely go check it out! I will definitely visit again!

They still seem to be taking thorough measures against COVID-19. Despite there being available seats inside, customers had to wait in line outside. It felt like they were letting in one group every 10 minutes. Other than that, everything was good. But I don't think I would wait in line again. The freshly made kuzumochi was delicious. It was a bit difficult to scoop because it was hot, but that added to the enjoyment. The hojicha soft serve ice cream was also delicious. The atmosphere inside the restaurant was lovely.

【Saryo Suisen】・Kyoto Soba Set ¥1,380 (100% buckwheat soba or matcha soba + Inari sushi + dessert or coffee) Located in the Shinjuku Sumitomo Building Triangle Square, this café is popular among female customers. Not only is the café itself nice, but the soba served during lunchtime is also authentic and delicious. The Kyoto soba I ordered was simple, topped with Kyoto-style tempura, ball-shaped wheat gluten, and Kujo green onions. The vibrant green matcha soba, flavorful broth, and crunchy leeks were all very delicious! The dessert included vanilla ice cream with bracken rice cakes, which was unexpectedly high-quality for a set dessert. I wish I had taken a photo of my friend's matcha parfait, it looked incredibly delicious. #ShinjukuCafé #NishiShinjukuLunch #SaryoSuisen #KyotoSoba #KyotoTempura #BallShapedWheatGluten #KujoGreenOnions #MatchaSoba #JapaneseCafé #PersonalGourmetMemo #FoodDiary

I visited this place as a stop before a drinking party on a regular evening. It is located on the 1st floor of Shinjuku Sumitomo Building. The lobby area of this Sumitomo Building is incredibly spacious, and it took quite some time to find the place. They have 4-person table seats, counter seats, and terrace seats (although it's indoors). The counter seats have chairs without backrests. They offer a variety of Japanese sweets like matcha parfait, soft serve ice cream, and zenzai, as well as soba and alcohol. The atmosphere is calm, with many solo customers, both men and women. I ordered the freshly made Warabimochi for 1,480 yen, which comes with hojicha or sencha. It was served warm, almost like body temperature. It was a bit difficult to eat with the provided spoon as it kept sliding off, like slime. It came with shiratama, anko, and separate servings of kuromitsu and kinako. Eating it as is to enjoy the bitterness of matcha, sprinkling plenty of fragrant kinako, or adding sweetness with anko or kuromitsu, all ways of eating were delicious. It was more filling than it looked, and by the time I finished, I was quite full. It would have been nice if there was an option for a smaller portion at a lower price. This area is mostly filled with chain coffee shops like Doutor or Tully's, so a relaxed and laid-back place like this is quite valuable. Thank you for the meal! Would like to revisit! Rating: ★★★★☆

It's been a while since I visited Tokyo. There is no snow and it's warm. This time, I was invited by a friend to an event at the Shinjuku Sumitomo Building. We had lunch inside the building at Kyoto Charyo Suisen. I wanted to go to a different restaurant I had searched for, but oh well. I had the Kyoto soba and matcha soba set with fried tofu skin, inari sushi, and dessert. The cafe-like atmosphere was nice, and the matcha warabi mochi dessert looked delicious. The inari sushi was triangular-shaped with carrots mixed in the vinegar rice, along with Kyoto-style tempura, ball-shaped gluten, and green onions in a flavorful broth with tea-infused mackerel. It felt like dining in Kyoto, but we were in Tokyo, Shinjuku! I'm glad I chose the warabi mochi dessert with vanilla ice cream instead of coffee. It was a delicious meal.

"Kyoto Saryo Suisen Shinjuku" is a matcha-themed Japanese cafe located in Shinjuku Sumitomo Building Triangle Plaza. I ordered the Saryo Suisen parfait with rich matcha flavor for 1380 yen. The natural bitterness of the matcha was nice, and it wasn't overly sweet. Personally, I found the dry matcha brownie-like item a bit mediocre, but the chewy matcha dorayaki was good. Overall, it was delicious. - Name: Kyoto Saryo Suisen Shinjuku - Google Maps: Kyoto Saryo Suisen Shinjuku 03-6258-0515 - Nearest Station: Directly connected to Tochomae Station on the Toei Oedo Line, 4-minute walk from Nishi-Shinjuku Station on the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line, 8-minute walk from Shinjuku Station West Exit - Opening Hours: 11:00-22:00 (Last Order 21:30), open on Sundays - Closed on facility-specific days - Reservation: Available - Seating: 48 seats (5 counter seats, 31 table seats, 12 terrace seats) - Budget: Dinner 1000-1999 yen, Lunch below 999 yen - Other Information: No private rooms, not available for private reservations, all seats non-smoking, parking available (underground parking with 318 spaces, paid) - Hashtags: #KyotoSaryoSuisenShinjuku #ShinjukuGourmet #ShinjukuLunch #ShinjukuDinner #Matcha #Parfait #GourmetLovers #GourmetInstagram #Gurumemo #GourmetEnthusiasts #FoodPornGram #FoodPornographer #Tabesta #TabestaGrammer #FoodPornism #GourmetTravel #DeliciousIsHappiness #LookingForGourmetFriends #GourmetClub #FoodieGirls #FoodieBoys #WantToConnectWithGourmetLovers #KantoGourmet #FoodReportGram #GourmetReporter #FoodWriter #BGradeGourmetInformation #TokyoGourmet

Cute menu items are popular with women. Older men prefer sweet treats. Lunch options are good during the day, especially with dessert like matcha soft serve. 3D lattes are nice, but a little on the sweet side. I was drawn in by the homemade names and ended up trying the warabi mochi and matcha soft serve. It was delicious. I think about dieting every day, but end up indulging once again.

Located on the first floor of the Sumitomo Building right near the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building in Shinjuku, this cafe offers a variety of menu items using matcha and hojicha. I tried the freshly made warabi mochi with rich matcha (hot) for 1380 yen, which came with either sencha or gyokuro hojicha. The warabi mochi was incredibly soft and stretchy, almost to the point where you could pick it up with chopsticks. The matcha-flavored mochi had a slightly bitter taste, but when topped with plenty of kinako powder and black honey, the flavor combination was delicious. The kinako flavor spread quickly, followed by the sweetness of the black honey. The mochi melted in my mouth instantly. It was nice to be able to enjoy the tea served in a teapot. I visited on a weekday around noon, and it wasn't too crowded, so I was able to relax and enjoy my meal. Thank you for the delicious meal!

＜Recommended for people like this＞ ■Those looking for a cafe in Shinjuku that stays open late. ■Those who want to try a delicious Japanese parfait that is unique. If you enter around 20:30 on a weekday, you will find the cafe empty with no other customers. 【Suisen Parfait with Matcha and Hojicha Flavor】1,380 yen ✅A luxurious parfait with shiratama, matcha bean paste-filled dorayaki, matcha cookies, brownie, warabi mochi, sweet red bean paste, and hojicha soft serve ice cream. It has a generous amount of toppings. ✅The hojicha soft serve has a rich and sweet flavor. The sweetness of the red bean paste and warabi mochi is subtle, creating a nice balance of flavors. The firm brownie at the bottom holds its texture well without getting soggy from the soft serve and other toppings. The jelly and agar at the bottom add a refreshing touch. ✅Overall, the parfait is fresh and delicious. Highly recommended. =================================== Thank you for reading until the end! ✅YouTube: manon [Dining Out Introduction/Short Videos] https://youtube.com/channel/UCNlEO9LTw12vvKzTgJIwAbA ✅Instagram: manon4649 http://www.instagram.com/manon4649/ ✅Twitter: manon4649 https://twitter.com/jujiro01

The weather was unstable, but there were some sunny intervals, so I decided to go home during a break at work. However, as soon as I got off the subway, it started pouring rain. I had no choice but to head back to Shinjuku and ended up stopping for tea. I visited Charyo Suisen Shinjuku, which is located on the 1st floor of the Sumitomo Building near my workplace. When I arrived around 4:30 pm on a weekday, there were only two other customers. The atmosphere was very calming. I ordered the freshly made warabi mochi with strong matcha set for 1380 yen. You can choose between hojicha and sencha for the tea. Although it was mentioned that the service might take some time, my order arrived promptly. The warabi mochi was slightly warm and soft, very delicious. It came with a small rice cake too, which I enjoyed with kinako and kuromitsu. The menu also offers soba with dessert during lunchtime, which sounds tempting. I'm sure the parfaits are also delicious. I should come back here occasionally.

Matcha Mont Blanc Drink Set for 1400 yen. I chose a hot Suisei Cafe Latte for my drink, which had a nice balance of bitterness and was not too sweet. The Mont Blanc was really rich, with chestnuts both on top and inside the cake. The bottom cake layer had a perfect texture, similar to madeleines, and paired well with the cream inside. The strong matcha flavor was delicious! The location is on the first floor of the Mitsui Sumitomo Building, which may be a bit confusing for those unfamiliar with the building. The interior has table and counter seats, with a few outdoor seats as well. It feels like being indoors even when sitting outside due to the underground-like structure. There are many other menu items that caught my interest, so I would like to visit again.【Business Hours】11:00-20:00 (Last Order 19:30)

The day before, I had a café lunch with my daughter in the neighborhood, and the next day we went to Shinjuku together! We went to register for a day labor job. I've never worked for a temporary agency before, but my daughter has worked before. Her registration had expired, so we went together to re-register. I probably won't end up working, but we were talking about wanting to go to a café again, and when we searched, we found a place with delicious matcha sweets in Nishi-Shinjuku. It was a bit of a walk, near the Shinjuku Sumitomo Building, so it was easy to find. This street is often used for filming, and we even saw a shoot happening while we were there. The matcha latte 3D art at this café was so cute, with a rabbit and bear made out of foam. It was too cute to drink, but I ended up finishing it all. If you want it sweeter, they provide sugar so you can adjust the sweetness. We also tried the Charyo Suisen parfait with rich matcha, which was more filling than it looked. It had matcha mitsukasa, matcha sacreole (matcha roll cookie), koshian, shiratama, matcha friand (matcha baked confection), warabimochi, matcha soft serve, and black sugar jelly, all homemade Japanese sweets. It was a luxurious and indulgent parfait that showcased the delicious sweets of the café. The atmosphere was elegant and refined, reminiscent of Kyoto. The main store is in Kyoto, but they also have branches in Tokyo, like in Shibuya and Ikebukuro. It was a lovely place that made us feel like we were on a trip to Kyoto. After some shopping, the night continued...