NOBORI Shinjuku

Centered around Romanian cuisine, you can enjoy a variety of Eastern European dishes such as schnitzel and bread for dipping. Different menus are offered for lunch and dinner, allowing you to discover new flavors each time you visit. Each dish is carefully prepared to bring out the natural umami of the ingredients.

The interior is adorned with paintings like those in an art museum, creating a comfortable space surrounded by art. With a cozy number of seats, it is perfect for spending private time. The charm of being able to enjoy new art pieces every time you visit makes you want to come back again and again.

The owner is Romanian and opened the restaurant to convey local culture to Japan. The owner, who lives above the shop, operates while cherishing Romanian traditions. It offers rare Romanian cuisine in Japan and also serves as a venue for cultural exchange.