I was curious about the collaboration menu at Jill Stuart, so I went to try it. It was as cute as I had imagined and I was very satisfied! The main dish that came with the set was also delicious, and I would like to go back for a regular lunch. The portion size was just right. However, it was a bit disappointing that I couldn't get the mini perfume as a bonus because it was nearing the end of the promotion period.

Blog "Pet Cares": https://pet-restaurant.com/ Pet Admission Range: Indoor, Terrace (Pet Menu: ○, Pet Water: ×, Leash Hook: ×, Pet Cart: ○) This time, I experienced gourmet dining at "District Brasserie, Bar, Lounge" located about an 8-minute walk from Tochomae Station (A4) on the Toei Oedo Line. It is on the 2nd floor of the Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo Hotel, where pets are allowed in both indoor and terrace seating areas. The restaurant is located on the 2nd floor of the hotel, and the front desk staff will kindly instruct you on how to get to the restaurant. I visited on a Saturday at 6 pm and was the first customer. The operating hours during my visit were from 18:00 to 23:00 for dinner, with the last food order at 21:00 and last drink order at 22:00. The interior of the restaurant is spacious and exudes a sense of luxury. It is divided into lower and upper floors, with a terrace seating area at the back. I was seated on the upper floor, and by around 7 pm, it was almost full, with half of the groups accompanied by pets. The tables are equipped with pet blankets, allowing pets to sit comfortably. The menu offers two courses priced at 8,000 yen and 12,000 yen, with the main difference being that the latter includes an amuse-bouche and two main dishes. While a la carte ordering is possible, ordering a few items separately can be more expensive, so opting for the course menu provides better value. There is also a pet menu available, featuring dishes such as deer meat hamburger (1,100 yen), salad chicken Caesar-style (1,100 yen), salmon and vegetable couscous (1,100 yen), apple bread (900 yen), and cream cheese bread (900 yen). Although all options look delicious, there is an additional 15% service charge, making them slightly more expensive. In addition to the menu, there is also information provided for guests with pets, emphasizing the hotel's pet-friendly policy and requesting cooperation to ensure a pleasant stay for all guests. The soft drinks ordered were, from left to right in the photo, "Alain Milliat grape juice (white)" (tax included 1,240 yen), "glass of white wine" (tax included 1,870 yen), and "glass of red wine" (tax included 1,540 yen). The white grape juice offers a fruity and refreshing experience, allowing you to enjoy the fresh grape flavor in your mouth. The complimentary bread served was focaccia, which exudes the aroma of olive oil and fragrant rosemary upon the first bite. It has a chewy texture and a subtle sweetness that is complemented by the salt sprinkled inside. The first appetizer was "Tokyo Burrata Osamic Tomato" (plus tax 2,000 yen). The creamy burrata cheese melts in your mouth, complementing the sweet and tangy Osamic tomato to create a fresh and refreshing bite. The second appetizer was "Angel Shrimp, Whipped Avocado, Pineapple Salsa" (plus tax 1,000 yen). The shrimp's unique sweetness and sea flavor paired with the rich avocado and the exotic elements of the pineapple salsa provide depth to the dish. The third appetizer was "Kingfish Marinade, Mango & Myoga Salsa, Yuzu". The mango & myoga salsa offers a fruity and tangy flavor that contrasts beautifully with the kingfish. The sharpness and flavor of the myoga add a unique touch, while the refreshing aroma of yuzu balances the dish, creating a vibrant sensation in your mouth. The first main dish was "Grilled Lamb Rack, Domestic Garlic Cream, Zucchini, Tarragon Sauce" (plus tax 1,000 yen). The deep flavor and juiciness of the lamb meat, paired with the garlic cream, zucchini, and tarragon sauce, provide a rich and flavorful experience.

This time, I ordered 3 courses. The acai berry appetizer was delicious with the coconut adding a nice accent. It tasted good and seemed good for the body. The main dish was eggplant pasta. The noodles were chewy and the tomato sauce was delicious, pairing well with the eggplant. The coconut pudding dessert was firm and not very coconut-flavored, with a refreshing taste. The mango sherbet was rich in flavor. The mango sherbet overpowered the taste of the coconut pudding. I would have been happier if the pudding had a stronger flavor. There weren't many customers here, so you can have a relaxed lunch.

[Dog-friendly] This place is dog-friendly and the food was delicious, so I might become a regular customer. It feels a bit pricey, but... It's a hotel, but it's not very luxurious. However, all the staff members are very friendly!! They even provided a pet mat and water for my dog! You can relax and have a good time.

Luxury hotel "Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo" in Shinjuku, Tokyo, has a modern brasserie called "District - Brasserie, Bar, Lounge" that opened on October 2, 2020. This is the first Kimpton hotel in Japan and is part of the InterContinental Hotels Group. Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo offers a luxury lifestyle experience inspired by New York's art scene, with installations, pop-up stores, and beloved local restaurants. The restaurant is located on the hotel's second floor and offers a menu featuring brunch, artistic afternoon tea, and creative dinners. There are only three dessert options, so we opted for drinks. We ordered the "Cold Brew Coffee," which is brewed slowly with water without heat to extract rich aromas and a smooth bitterness. Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants, based in San Francisco, is a pioneer in luxury lifestyle hotels with unique and distinctive designs. They currently operate over 60 hotels and 80 restaurants, bars, and lounges in cities and resort destinations across America, Canada, Europe, the Caribbean, Asia, and China.

When I made a reservation over the phone, the menu had changed slightly, and I asked if the prices had become cheaper. The new menu included a 3-course option with appetizer, soup, and main for ¥5800, and a 4-course option with appetizer, soup, main, and dessert for ¥6500. Given the hot weather at 36°C, I opted for a la carte dishes such as Kingfish marinated in mango salsa, Leche Papa pasta, and Eggs Benedict. The Kingfish had a silky texture with a refreshing taste from yuzu and myoga, while the Eggs Benedict lacked the desired crispy texture on the muffin and had an underwhelming flavor. The pasta with minced meat and eggplant lacked depth and tasted like bland stir-fried noodles. The wine selection included a Chablis Premier Cru for ¥3750 and a California Chardonnay for ¥2200, but the wine poured in the glass felt like a luxury for the average person. Dessert options included a vegan matcha cake, coconut milk pudding with mango sorbet, blueberry and cassis cheesecake with vanilla and lime ice cream, and peach Melba. Despite the dessert selection, I felt the wine was the highlight of the meal and decided to head to the 1st floor for a lingering feeling before leaving.

While in Shinjuku, you can enjoy a luxurious space and meal similar to an art gallery in New York. Located on the 2nd floor of "Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo," this place offers a New York-style beer garden where you can enjoy free-flow drinks and food. The terrace seating is perfect for a girls' night out or a date. For more details, check out the blog "Futatabi." Instagram: wakuwaku_saaan.

District Brasserie, Bar, Lounge Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building / Tokyo @kimptonshinjukutokyo #kimpton #districtbrasserie Address: 2F Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo, 3-4-7 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo Hours: Breakfast: 7:00-11:00 (last order 10:30) Brunch: 11:30-17:00 (last order 15:00) Afternoon Tea: 11:30-17:00 (last seating 15:00 / 2-hour limit) Dinner: 18:00-23:00 (last food order 21:00, last drink order 22:00) I visited this restaurant cafe located in the Kimpton hotel. It is a dog-friendly restaurant. I ordered four types of sweets. They were all delicious with gentle flavors! #TokyoGourmet #TokyoCafe #CafeHopping #TokyoMetropolitanGovernmentBuildingGourmet #TokyoMetropolitanGovernmentBuildingCafe #TokyoMetropolitanGovernmentBuilding #WantToConnectWithPeopleWhoLoveSweets

I visited for the Champagne free-flow course. The terrace seats felt like a resort overseas, it was amazing! The grilled vegetables were all delicious, and the staff were all wonderfully hospitable (especially the Nepalese male staff member who spoke excellent Japanese and had a lovely smile), allowing me to have an elegant time. I will definitely visit again. Thank you very much.

I used it for my friend's birthday party. As a result, I was very satisfied and had a great day. I selected the lunch course, which included salad, main course, dessert, and a choice of drinks, with unlimited bread refills. The restaurant was stylish, the service was perfect, and I have nothing but good memories. I would like to go again with someone, it's a wonderful restaurant.

I visited for a late lunch. I originally planned to go to the Zazoune's Cafe on the first floor, but it was fully booked so we ended up going to this restaurant on the second floor. I noticed that dogs were allowed inside, and there were a few people with their furry friends. Most people were ordering the afternoon tea set. I wanted to order the afternoon tea set as well, but it required a reservation, so I ordered the brunch course instead, while my friend ordered dessert. The brunch course came with unlimited bread, but one serving was already satisfying! The warm bread came in a variety of types, and the soy sauce koji whipped butter that came with it was delicious. The set also included tea, and the total cost was around 5000 yen including service charge. It was a very elegant and enjoyable experience. I would like to come back next time for the afternoon tea!

I used the afternoon tea course for just under 8000 yen. The food and sweets were delicious, but the service was casual. It's better not to expect the level of service you would find in a hotel. I couldn't help but laugh when a cleaner walked by carrying a big garbage bag while we were eating. Considering these things, it feels like the price is a bit high for what you get.

I tried the afternoon tea course and the Eggs Benedict is highly recommended! The staff is very kind and even took a photo for us. You can also smoke electronic cigarettes on the terrace, making it a comfortable place for various people to enjoy.

Café lounge restaurant on the 2nd floor of a hotel. Located about 10 minutes away from the hustle and bustle of Shinjuku center, it has a pleasantly calm atmosphere. They offer a 3-course afternoon tea set with a choice of appetizer and main course, followed by a petit cake set. Coffee and tea are all-you-can-drink. They also provide a fun service where you can enjoy virtual cherry blossom viewing with a smartphone VR. The food was delicious, typical of a hotel restaurant, but the portion might be a bit small for men. It would be great for a girls' gathering. The staff, mostly stylish men, seemed popular with female customers. The payment process was smooth. The price was 16,000 yen for two people, which might be a bit pricey considering the portion size. Overall, it's a fantastic place with a great atmosphere, perfect for a date or girls' night out.

Business lunch use. The cherry blossoms were in full bloom, and we used the terrace. The atmosphere was excellent. The croissants are especially delicious, but everything we ate, including the bread, was delicious. The soy sauce koji butter is also exquisite. The location and cost performance are not great, but it might be good for a date.

#Sakura Afternoon Tea at Ohanami Terrace Enjoy a colorful afternoon tea on the terrace adorned with cherry blossom decorations. The pink-themed afternoon tea plate features 9 sweets with strawberry and cherry blossom flavors. Indulge in treats like pistachio sponge with cherry buttercream, strawberry mousse, cherry jelly, and a 5-layer cherry mousse. The cherry and strawberry buttercream sandwiched between matcha sponge layers in the cherry layer cake is a favorite. Choose between pancakes and grilled beef sirloin for the main dish, with the beef sirloin being particularly delicious. The variety of drinks is also a plus, with a special drink exclusively for reservations made through Ikyu. The presence of many dogs always adds to the charm of this place. [Menu] Salad: Mixed leaf salad with Caesar dressing, bacon, and garlic croutons Main: Choose one from the following options: - Kingfish BBQ miso marinated - Barley & bamboo shoots - Salsa roja +600 yen - Grilled Australian beef sirloin with Inca potato puff, sautéed green vegetables, and miso gravy +2200 yen - Yogurt-marinated chicken kebab with kan-zuri and peanut dip, flatbread - District Pancake or District Signature Eggs Benedict +700 yen Sweets Menu: - Sakura lemon marshmallow tart - Sakura mousse - Sakura berry choux - Sakura swirl - Sakura cheesecake - Sakura dome - Sakura layer cake - Sakura donut - Sakura macaron [Drink Menu] - Coffee: Blend coffee, iced coffee, cafe latte (hot/iced), espresso - Harney & Sons Tea Selection: Hot cinnamon spice, peppermint herbal, celebration - Tea Selection: Darjeeling, Earl Grey, special Assam, select Bunun oolong tea, Mino Shirakawa tea, premium Sencha, Mino Shirakawa tea, Koyama-ya garden hojicha, Sayama tea, Ikuno-ya garden special red hojicha - Non-caffeine: Organic rooibos tea, coffee *Enjoy unlimited refills of coffee and tea within the time limit (last order 90 minutes). [Details] March 1, 2023 (Wed) - April 30, 2023 (Sun) Weekdays: 5,500 yen / Weekends and holidays: 6,490 yen (tax included, 15% service charge extra) 11:30 - 17:00 (Last order 15:00 / 2-hour limit) *Please make reservations by 16:00 the day before. Instagram⇒ayapom1192 We have reached over 70,000 followers! ♡*・゜

Ever since Kinpoto opened, it has become a favorite for our whole family. We have repeated lunch and dinner visits many times. It's a pet-friendly restaurant with delicious food and a great atmosphere, which is great for those with dogs. However, it's not recommended for those who are not fond of dogs.

KIMPTONSHINJUKUTOKYO#KimptonShinjukuTokyo is a luxurious hotel space that feels like an art gallery in New York! For a celebratory dinner, we enjoyed the Chelsea course at the District Brasserie, Bar, Lounge on the second floor, which offers a choice of 5 dishes including seafood and A5 Wagyu beef. The presentation and performance were excellent. Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo is a pet-friendly hotel, with spaces for dining with pets as well as spaces for a quiet meal. It was a wonderful celebration dinner, and I was happy to see everyone enjoying it. The space was truly lovely, so I recommend you visit it. I found another wonderful place, and I look forward to trying their lunch or afternoon tea next time. #ShinjukuGourmet #ShinjukuHotel #ShinjukuDinner #Shinjuku #KimptonShinjukuTokyo #KimptonShinjukuTokyoWedding #KimptonHotels #Kimpton #CelebratoryDinner #RoséChampagne #LoveChampagne #RedWine #PinotNoirLover #Chardonnay #ThankYouAlways #GotDrunk ❤️❤️

I had a luxurious dinner and afternoon tea plan. The scallops and meat were delicious. The afternoon tea was also very delicious, with attention to detail in flavors and textures. I was so impressed that I have plans to visit two more times for the monthly changes.

District at Nishi-Shinjuku. This restaurant is located on the 2nd floor of Kimpton Tokyo. Kimpton Tokyo is a pet-friendly hotel where pets can stay. The interior is stylish, and the cafe on the 1st floor is also lively and popular. District also allows pets, so there are customers with cute dogs. I visited during tea time. I had iced tea and cake, and enjoyed a relaxing time. I had the Plant-Based Sakura Cheesecake and iced tea cake, which are apparently egg-free and have a refreshing taste. I enjoyed them with the iced tea. The service was very polite and the atmosphere was cozy. It was a nice and stylish tea time experience. Thank you for the meal.