Shops & Stores— Page 7

Dashi Chazuke En is an ochazuke specialist on the basement second floor of Lumine Shinjuku 1, directly connected to the station's south exit.

GLASS DANCE Shinjuku is a Spanish bar and restaurant in the basement of the Shinjuku Nomura Building.

HARBS is a celebrated cake cafe from Nagoya on the B2F of Lumine Est Shinjuku, renowned for its generous fruit mille-feuille and commitment to never freezing its cakes.

Ippudo Lumine Est Shinjuku is a branch of the renowned Hakata-style tonkotsu ramen chain on the 8th floor of Lumine Est, directly connected to Shinjuku Station.

Kameya is a long-standing soba and udon stall in Shinjuku's Omoide Yokocho, serving affordable noodle dishes around the clock since 1971.

Komeraku is a contemporary ochazuke restaurant on the seventh floor of Lumine Est Shinjuku.

Ladurée Shinjuku is the Tokyo outpost of the legendary Parisian pastry maison, founded in 1862 and celebrated worldwide for inventing the double-decker macaron.

Nakamuraya Bonna is the sweets and delicatessen counter in the basement of the Shinjuku Nakamuraya Building, operated by the historic Nakamuraya food company founded in 1901 and famous for cream buns, curry bread and Japanese-style sweets.

Patisserie Sadaharu Aoki Paris in Isetan Shinjuku is the Tokyo counter of the Paris-based patissier, offering signature cakes, macarons and baked sweets on the department store's B1F.

Pierre Herme Paris at Isetan Shinjuku is a boutique of the celebrated French patissier, famous for macarons and the Ispahan signature creation.

Premium Mario Gelateria Shinjuku Isetan is an artisanal Italian gelato counter on the B1F of Isetan Shinjuku, serving handmade gelato with weekly rotating seasonal flavours.

Shinjuku Takano is the station branch of a fruit specialist founded in Tokyo in 1885, located on the basement first floor of Lumine Est Shinjuku.