Le Coupe Chou in Nishishinjuku

Had the course meal at lunchtime - excellent. The sauces tend toward being a little sweet but it was a pleasure to dine here.

By change walking through the small streets in Nishi Shinjuku I discovered this nice excellent french restaurant in between hundreds of Japanese small kitchens.From starting (karotte soup) through tomato salad and dorade with broccoli to the creme brulee including the very good Chateau du Moulin Rouge everthing was perfect.

Most authentic and genuine french cuisine in the area and so happy we found it. Big thank you to the chef for making us feel just right back at home. I would highly recommend you to go here if you're looking for a great place with decent prices.

Please open the shop as soon as possible!My husband and son went to another store on May's birthday, but I'm still not satisfied. I want to eat again. Foie gras is also completely different. Omar is also unsatisfactory. No matter what kind of luxury store you go to, you will not be as satisfied as Coupshoe. When I ate French food in Paris, I wanted to go back and go to Koopshoe.I want the store to continue in any form.

Japanese style French cuisine in a long lasting restaurant. Good food and great service.

There were many reservation customers on weekday lunch, but luckily there was a counter seat available and I entered the store. Order quick lunch 1300 yen. Appetizer Mimosa salad, the main choice is meat pork loin. A good time for cospa with coffee and dessert. Good correspondence of shop.

Cozy joint with very nice atmosphere. Service is nice but food comes out very slowly. Everything taste great, but the portions are small so it’s good to order an appetizer with your main course.

Very affordable price for course menu at nicely cozy place. If you wanna have a calm lunch or dinner time at Shinjuku, you'd better visit here. One of my favorite french restaurant.

Family run great French restaurant! Quite with good atmosphere and excellent food for affordable prices.

I had lunch.There is a narrow entrance along the street where the multi-tenant buildings line up,There you will find Le Coup Shoe on the 1st floor and the 1st basement floor.Speaking of the French I have eaten so far, there is a high threshold on the shop side, so it was like eating food without resting,Here, we were able to enjoy the meals in a friendly manner with the interior decoration and customer service.I checked with the clerk, but the cospa seems to be excellent for lunch.French is expensive and expensive, but this is the opposite!The French itself looks and tastes like an entertainment that you can enjoy while enjoying it, so it's great, so if you've never eaten it, try using it at lunch!

Absolutely fabulous and charming restaurant, with wonderful staff and superb food. My number one restaurant in Japan.

interesting interpretations of French. the use of mussels for coquille st jacque just doesnt work. the lamb was well cooked but in a starchy sauce with olive tapenade? they offer wine in half bottles which is what i drink per meal anyway.

I visited for lunch on weekdays.We put in smoothly, but were full after 10 minutes.I ordered a quick lunch course for 1,300 yen.I think bread, appetizer, main, dessert and coffee are cheap at this price.The taste is usually delicious.This is a restaurant where you can easily enjoy French cuisine.