Recent Reviews
This restaurant is a lifesaver for large lunch groups, as you can reserve a table even on weekdays. While it's connected to other shops in the Newman building, sitting in the back feels like you're in a separate establishment, with a calming atmosphere and interior. The restaurant has an American vibe and seems to specialize in burgers and steaks, but I was drawn to the pasta of the day. Lunch comes with a salad and a drink, and you can get refills for 220 yen. Unfortunately, the pasta itself wasn't very good. I guess I should have stuck to their specialties. The service was excellent, though. The staff was friendly, attentive, and the food arrived quickly.
It's right in front of Shinjuku Station, so it's very convenient for transportation. It's located inside the bus terminal building. The menu is extensive, with a wide selection of vegetables, drinks, and a la carte options. They have a good balance of seafood and meat dishes. The food was delicious. The atmosphere is nice, but it can get a bit noisy since it's always busy. The service was excellent. The young staff were very hardworking.
I visited Tavon On Es, a restaurant where you can enjoy American cuisine. It was around 3 PM on a weekday, and the restaurant was comfortably bustling. The seating arrangement features a counter in the center, surrounded by tables. The interior has a stylish ambiance with soft music playing in the background. I ordered the chef's special pasta for lunch. A salad and iced coffee arrived promptly. Shortly after, the pasta with anchovies and okra came out. The pasta was cooked al dente, and the okra's texture was a nice complement. It was delicious when mixed with the soup. It was a delightful meal. The restaurant is conveniently located near the station and is a great place to enjoy American cuisine in a stylish setting.
I had been to a few of their other locations in Minato Mirai and Shinagawa, so my expectations were pretty high. The food lived up to the hype. The staff had a lively and positive vibe, which I appreciated. It was relatively easy to get a table compared to the other restaurants in the area, so I'll definitely be back.
This American restaurant is famous for its sandwiches and fried chicken. It's a one-minute walk from Shinjuku Station, right next to the bus stop! You won't get wet in the rain. The set menu includes a salad, three appetizers, a main course (choose from grilled dishes, pasta, pizza, fried chicken, etc.), dessert (choice available), and a drink for 2300 yen and up. They offer several in-house craft beers, a wide selection of wines (bottles are a great deal!), and various cocktails. Perfect for daytime drinking. There are plenty of seats, but it's a popular spot so it fills up quickly. Reservations are recommended. You can request a bright window seat, a counter seat, or a cozy sofa seat when making your reservation.