Komeda's Coffee Don Quijote Shinjuku — Restaurant in Tokyo

The food here is actually pretty decent. The hotdog given to you in their breakfast set are German style, so they actually have a crunch to them when biting into it.

The ice cream+cake dessert dish (name escapes me) was not too sweet and had a nice overall mellow flavor to it.

The coffee jelly drink? is a little too much raw coffee flavor for my liking, so near the tail end of the drink, I just couldn't finish it.

The main disappointment was with the waiter who looked pretty annoyed that we didn't speak Japanese. Since this coffee shop is actually a little out of the way from the touristy areas of where we were staying, I guess they just don't get much tourists, given there was another branch that was located in the the...

Although the outside doesn’t really look like a place where I would go for breakfast in Shinjuku, I still went and I am glad I did. The food was served in quite big portions and the staff were very kind. Easy way of ordering as well by simply using the tablet and not much Japanese is required. Interior looked a bit funky (I guess), but very smartly organized by giving enough space and privacy. They also offer space for your bag and you can charge your phone while eating. Great...

Komeda's Coffee, located on the second floor of Don Quijote, is a surprising find for anyone looking for a hearty meal. During our first visit, we were taken aback by the massive portion sizes—they're definitely known for serving up generous helpings. While the food is substantial, the taste is pretty average, lacking the standout flavors we had hoped for. Overall, it's a great spot if you're looking for a filling meal, but don’t expect anything too remarkable in...