"No.13 cafe" on the 4th floor of "Tokyo Health Plaza Hygeia", about a 2-minute walk from Seibu Shinjuku Station on the Seibu Shinjuku Line. Although it is a cafe, it is a restaurant that offers authentic Japanese food that uses plenty of seasonal ingredients.
I'm curious about the lunch menu, but the sweets menu "Basque Cheese Cake" is a must-see. A single item is 600 yen (tax included, the same applies below), and a set with tea or coffee is 850 yen. You can also enjoy chocolate sauce with toppings for +50 yen. I ordered chocolate sauce this time as well.
The cheesecake with a browned surface is slightly bittersweet, leaving the richness of the cheese and the refreshing acidity in the aftertaste. It's not too sweet, making the best use of the deliciousness of cheese, so it's recommended for people who don't usually eat sweets ♪
Another point is that the softness of the fabric varies depending on the location! The tip is thick like custard cream, and the dough is gradually baked as it gets closer to the outside. It is a discerning dish that you can enjoy the gradation of texture with one piece.
Flavor and texture vary depending on the location
If you simply enjoy the dough, you can add mellow cream and rock salt attached to the plate to challenge the "taste change". By adding rock salt, the flavor of cheese is further enhanced and it changes to an adult taste.
The chocolate sauce topping is sweet enough to go with cheesecake, and the cocoa flavor and smoothness go well with the refreshing dough! From the beginning to the end, you can enjoy the taste and texture, so you will be very satisfied! I'm glad that this deliciousness is at this price in Shinjuku ♪
A combination of chocolate, cheese and god!
"Basque cheese cake" from Shinjuku "No.13 cafe" that you want to eat at least once. If you're having trouble choosing a cafe in Shinjuku, be sure to stop by!
■ No.13 cafe (Thirteen Cafe)
Address: 2-44-1 Kabukicho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo