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Italian restaurant in Shinjuku City, Tokyo
Was soll ich bei Café La Bohème Shinjuku Gyoen bestellen?
Was bestellen
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Pasta
Pasta is frequently praised for its great flavor, good portion size, and rich balance of acidity and umami. Multiple reviewers specifically enjoyed the pasta dishes, noting them as tasty and well-prepared.
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Pizza
Pizza is recommended for its flavorful dough and overall taste. Reviewers appreciated the pizza's flavor and the authentic experience related to the anime 'Your Name,' with one mentioning the pizza dough being soft in the middle but still enjoyable.
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Salad
The salad received positive comments for its freshness and tasty dressing, with one reviewer calling it wonderful and highlighting the great freshness.
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Dessert (Tiramisu and Apple Pie)
Desserts are mentioned as delicious and part of good value set menus. Tiramisu was noted for being moist and appropriately sweet, though slightly less strong in alcohol flavor, while apple pie was enjoyed as a light break during visits.
Details
Öffnungszeiten
| Montag | 11:30 AM to 11:30 PM |
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| Dienstag | 11:30 AM to 11:30 PM |
| Mittwoch | 11:30 AM to 11:30 PM |
| Donnerstag | 11:30 AM to 11:30 PM |
| Freitag | 11:30 AM to 11:30 PM |
| Samstag | 11 AM to 11:30 PM |
| Sonntag | 11 AM to 11:30 PM |
Über Café La Bohème Shinjuku Gyoen
Café La Bohème Shinjuku Gyoen is an Italian restaurant and cafe in Shinjuku City, Tokyo, near Shinjuku Gyoen. Reviewers consistently praise its pasta, pizza, desserts, sourdough bread, and the large windows and high ceilings that create a spacious dining room with views of the park. It is also widely noted for its background music, romantic date setting, and its connection to the anime "Your Name". The price range is ¥1,000–3,000, and it is popular for lunch and dinner.
Ausstattung
Service options
- Delivery
- Onsite services
- Takeout
- Dine-in
Highlights
- Great cocktails
- Great coffee
- Great dessert
- Great tea selection
- Great wine list
Popular for
- Lunch
- Dinner
Offerings
- Alcohol
- Beer
- Cocktails
- Coffee
- Hard liquor
- Quick bite
- Small plates
- Wine
Dining options
- Brunch
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Dessert
- Table service
Amenities
- Bar onsite
- Restroom
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
- Romantic
- Trendy
Crowd
- College students
- Groups
- Tourists
Planning
- Brunch reservations recommended
- Lunch reservations recommended
- Dinner reservations recommended
- Accepts reservations
Payments
- Credit cards
- Debit cards
- NFC mobile payments
- PayPay
- Rakuten Pay
Häufig gefragt
What is Café La Bohème Shinjuku Gyoen known for?
It is especially known for pasta lunches, pizza, and dessert, plus the Shinjuku Gyoen-facing dining room with huge windows and high ceilings. Reviewers also mention it as a "Your Name" location, which adds to its appeal for anime fans and date nights.
What dishes are most recommended at Café La Bohème Shinjuku Gyoen?
Reviewers repeatedly highlight the pasta lunch set, arabiata, pizza, apple pie, and tiramisu. The sourdough bread and salads also get positive mentions, with comments that the pasta is flavorful, the pizza dough is good, and the desserts are worth ordering.
What is the atmosphere like at Café La Bohème Shinjuku Gyoen?
The atmosphere is described as cozy, romantic, and trendy, with a spacious two-story-high interior, natural light, and background music that many people notice. It suits couples for a romantic dinner, as well as groups and tourists, though some reviews say it can get noisy and busy.
Is Café La Bohème Shinjuku Gyoen good value, and what is the price range?
The listed price range is ¥1,000–3,000, and many reviewers say it is good value for money. One meal was described as about $12 per person for salad, drink, pasta, and dessert, while another lunch set for two cost 7,500 yen and included drinks, salad, pasta, a main, and dessert.
Do you need a reservation, and when is it busiest?
Reservations are recommended for brunch, lunch, and dinner, and several reviewers mention waiting about 30 minutes when arriving without one on a weekend. The restaurant can fill up quickly, especially for seats by the big windows facing Shinjuku Gyoen.
