Cafe Haiti Shinjuku Center Building — Restaurant in Tokyo

It's good to have a taste of home halfway across the world. This cafe's dry curry reminds me of Haitian meat patê, so it's a fresh take on Caribbean influence on traditional Japanese food. Coffee is local brew with brandy, coarse sugar, and milk. Seeing the place full of happy people eating made it an exceptional atmosphere. The wait for food is longer, but a worthwhile experience. Seeing Haitian art, Barbancourt rum, and a picture of Ms. Lauryn Hill at the restaurant stuck out to me. My next goal is to go to the...

As a Haitian-American, I was highly disappointed of the lack of Haitian dishes. The only thing that's "Haitian" as this establishment is artwork and coffee. The Japanese woman was clueless, when I asked what's on this menu is Haitian. The goal was support a Haitian business but instead of hoodwink with false advisement. Change your...

Taco rice in Shinjuku! It's not the same preparation as what I had in Okinawa but it was good and with flavor. The serving was small and I ordered a second plate. The staff was friendly and only speaks Japanese. Glad to have found this spot while exploring the town. The dry curry was also pleasantly tasteful if you have been...