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Shinjuku-nishiguchi Station

Indonesian Cuisine

CINTA JAWA CAFE Shinjuku ten

Restaurant-Indicated (No Official Certification)
¥1,000〜
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CINTA JAWA CAFE Shinjuku is on the 8th floor of the Tokaien Building in Kabukicho, Shinjuku. It is an Indonesian restaurant where an Indonesian chef cooks with ingredients from Indonesia. The interior is a Javanese-style space decorated with Indonesian art, batik, and traditional crafts, with gamelan music playing.

— A Javanese shop, with gamelan playing

The menu centers on Indonesian standards such as nasi goreng, mie goreng, sate, gado-gado, and rendang. Many of the ingredients are imported directly from Indonesia, and the recipes stay close to the local taste. The shop states that all dishes are halal, so it also serves Muslim customers. It is about a 1-minute walk from Exit B12 of Shinjuku Station. There are sister shops in areas such as Akihabara, and the Shinjuku shop is a new location opened in 2024.

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Findingfoood
FindingfooodGreat❤️❤️❤️
2026.03.29

“Flavor of Home — Ayam Bakar”

Indonesian restaurant in Shinjuku. i tried their ayam bakar with javanese-style rice, served with sambal, fresh cucumber, and cabbage on the side. simple, comforting, and full of that familiar indonesian taste that instantly feels like home 🥹✨ the cozy interior also makes it a nice place to slow down and enjoy halal indonesian food in tokyo. and yes, i also confirmed through dm that all the food is halal, so muslim friends can dine here comfortably 🫶🏻

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Hi! My name is Ana! My hobby is looking for halal/muslim-friendly food in Japan~

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