Bittersweets Buffet
Grills, pasta dishes & stone-oven pizzas, plus a dessert buffet, in a spacious, low-lit restaurant.
A dessert buffet for adults to enjoy a little luxury. Waffles and crepes cooked fresh on the spot. All-you-can-eat mini desserts, including seasonal shortcakes! Unlimited drinks too! All-you-can-eat seasonal pasta and stone-oven pizza too! An entertainment buffet that prides itself on its lively, live-action atmosphere. "Indulge in a slightly extravagant dessert buffet for adults.
- Japan, 〒160-0022 Tokyo, Shinjuku City, Shinjuku, 3 Chome−38−1 ルミネエスト新宿 8F
- +81 3-5367-1899
- bittersweets-buffet.jp
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Tried this place through a friend’s recommendation. The place was okay and we were informed that they were not imposing time limit on the day we visited (probably because there weren’t a lot of customers booked for the day). We were told that from time to time this happens, depending on the day or time. It was a good news for us since we can enjoy the food at our own pace, without having to worry about the time limit. The food selection was okay. They have this system where you will have to right down if you wish to order steak, burger, pasta and pizza. I helped myself with a lot of steak. Nothing special, but still good meat. The pizza tasted good, too. I was adamant on ordering one since they serve it as a whole, not in slices. The burgers are bite-sized, you won’t have to worry it’ll fill you up right away. We ended up staying for about 2 hours. This buffet is an affordable option. Recommended!
View on GoogleThe worst system I’ve seen in the world. You reserve in advance only to wait in a line because there are lots of people with a reservation at the same time. Then, once inside, you have to line again because everyone comes in at the same time. By the time you get to the food, there may not be anything left, and you either wait more time, or give up and line again later. I think they should give reservations with 5 minutes difference to avoid such bottlenecks. The quality of the savory foods are the worst I’ve had in Japan in 22 years. The only thing that tasted good was the mini hakata ramen. The sweets are good, but the only thing special I found were the Tsujiri matcha crepes. I tried not to eat too much, but still I felt sick for 8 hours…
View on Google(As of 2025/03/23) When it comes to all-you-can-eat sweets, "Sweets Paradise" is well-known. However, compared to that, this place offers a more extensive selection of food items, such as rice dishes and delicatessen options, and boasts a more luxurious interior, giving the impression that the prices are slightly higher as a result.
View on GoogleThe savory food was much better than expected, they all tasted nice enough. The highlight, before I came here though, was the desserts, but then they all just okay-ish, some of them were kind of dry. Overall not too bad, you get full reaaallly quick but it’s a buffet right, we always overeat. Decoration of the restaurant was very nice in real life, love the vibe.
View on GoogleFor 1st timer,everything is so puzzling on how to get the food. Dining area is good and spacious but the buffet itself is too small. Not much food to choose! For ¥2400 is very expensive. I guess.plus ¥500 for モンブランMontblanc dessert,we did pay extra. Pictures really deceiving. The staff is good with their work. Nothing special with the food and dessert. Oww! I gave 2 stars🌟 bcoz the pasta is aldente!
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