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Stylish cafe hopping in Tokyo! 20 picks by area where you can spend a relaxing moment

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Stylish cafe hopping in Tokyo! 20 picks by area where you can spend a relaxing moment

Tokyo, the center of Japan's politics, economy, and culture, is also world-famous as a trendsetting city. Tokyo is also home to many gourmet spots that are popular among people in Japan, along with plenty of cafes where you can enjoy good drinks and sweets. This time, we have rounded up stylish and popular cafes in Tokyo by area.

Created: July 21, 2026

This article is based on16,095Tabelog reviews.

Recommended cafes in Shibuya City, Tokyo

Pepper PARLOR

Pepper PARLOR, right near Shibuya Station in Tokyo, is a cafe where robots provide service and entertainment together with people.

What makes it unique is that each table comes with its own Pepper humanoid robot, which dances and chats with guests. The interior is said to have a futuristic feel.

They mainly offer course menus that include All you can eat freshly baked bread, one main dish, and free drinks. For the main, you can choose your favorite from several options.

They have about 30 kinds of bread, so you can fully enjoy Japan’s well loved delicious bread to your heart’s content.

The "Afternoon Tea" is also popular, letting you casually enjoy sweets and savory items made with seasonal fruit. It is a highly satisfying menu that also comes with All you can drink soft drinks, including cafe menu items.

The contents change with the seasons. The photo shows the "Matcha Afternoon Tea."

sakuraisama

The bread selection was wide, from savory options like bagels to sweet donut style treats, and I was able to enjoy all kinds within the time limit! There was also a toaster in the shop, which was nice because I could warm up the bread before eating it. The All you can drink options included not only coffee and tea, but also green tea and carbonated drinks.

Source:sakuraisama's review

Pepper-kun (Pepper robot) greets guests and chats with them, making this a fun space for everyone from kids to adults. The popular waffles are crisp on the outside and fluffy inside, and there are lots of topping combinations to choose from! There is a full lineup of both sweet and savory options, so it works great as both a cafe and a lunch spot. The drinks menu also has many colorful options, so it is sure to look great on social media!

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L'Occitane Cafe SHIBUYA TOKYO

L'OCCITANE, the cosmetics brand from France, runs L'Occitane Cafe SHIBUYA TOKYO. It is located on the second and third floors of a shop just steps from Shibuya Station.

The second floor is said to be a relaxing space built around the concept of craftsmanship, while the third floor centers on the power of plants to reveal their secrets.

If you are not sure which sweets to order, the "L'Occitane Dessert Plate," which lets you enjoy four popular items at once, comes recommended.

From left to right in the photo are "gateau chocolate cake," "crème brûlée," "Reset Serum Jelly," and "Shun Fruits no Gateau Marche (seasonal fruit gateau marche)." All of them have a great reputation for being delicious.

The "Orange Iced Tea," topped with orange pulp, is a popular drink that blends orange juice with organic Earl Grey. It is said to be refreshing and easy to drink.

Another draw is being able to spend a lovely time while looking out over Shibuya Scramble Crossing, one of Tokyo's iconic landmarks.

食べハオ子

This time, I ordered a drink and cake. If you order cake, the drink comes at a set price. The cake had rich fresh cream and was delicious, and the tea latte I ordered was lightly sweet and just right!

Source:食べハオ子's review

c21e12

・Lavender Blue
What first catches your eye is the vivid purple gradation. It comes with edible flowers and blueberries, making it look very gorgeous from the start. The taste opens with a soft lavender aroma, and it drinks in a fresh, relaxing way. It is not too sweet and has a clean finish, so it was perfect after a meal.

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Bretz Cafe Creperie Shinjuku Takashimaya Ten

Just steps from Shinjuku Station, Breizh Cafe Creperie Shinjuku Takashimaya Ten on the 13th floor of Shinjuku Takashimaya was Japan's first creperie to serve galette (buckwheat crepe) made with buckwheat flour.

Even while in Tokyo, it is known as a place where you can enjoy the traditional flavors of Brittany just as they are.

In addition to the indoor seating, there are also many open terrace seats, but they are popular, so booking ahead is recommended.

The "Complete au Jambon Cru," which goes very well with coffee, is made with prosciutto, egg, and cheese, and is said to be excellent. People say that enjoying the signature galette on the terrace is the best way to dine here.

They also have a wide variety of crepes on the menu, and the batter is said to be very good.

The "Chocolat Banane," made with chocolate, caramelized banana, and whipped cream, also comes with the fun performance of flambéing the banana at your table. The chocolate is rich, and it pairs perfectly with the banana.

味付け玉ちゃん

I visited again for the first time in a while! I reserved a terrace seat. There was a huge line during weekend lunch hours. I ordered the duck and gorgonzola honey galette. The galette was crisp, and the buckwheat flavor was really good. The sweet crepe was also delicious!

Source:味付け玉ちゃん's review

のこ85852

The terrace seats were available, so we had dinner while looking out at the illuminated view. I had not eaten many savory galettes before, but this one was really delicious. The cheese inside was crisp and went so well with the fried egg and prosciutto…! It was great that I could also enjoy Mariage Frères tea.

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Sarabeth's Tokyo Ten

Sarabeth's Tokyo Ten, located on the 2nd and 3rd floors of Tekko Building right by Tokyo Station, is the Tokyo branch of a popular cafe with its Honten in New York.

The 2nd floor has table seating, while the 3rd floor has counter seating in a calm setting. There is also an open terrace that feels hard to believe is so close to Tokyo Station.

You can order from the A la carte menu or choose a course.

The "Fluffy French Toast," served with maple syrup, is said to be excellent, with a crispy outside and soft fluffy texture.

It is included in the "Signature Course," and you can also order it A la carte. It is recommended to enjoy it with the easy-to-drink "Hot Coffee."

The "Lemon Ricotta Pancakes" are a popular menu item that you can enjoy either as part of the "Signature Course" or A la carte.

You can enjoy both a mild sweetness and the bright citrus taste of lemon. They are said to be soft and light, with a fresh lemon flavor that tastes great. They also pair well with coffee or tea.

fdb728

I ordered the set menu! Everything comes in half sizes, so I think it’s perfect for people who want to try a bit of everything. I didn’t order alcohol and had cranberry juice instead, which was tasty, not too sweet and not too tart. The pancakes were soft and very delicious.

Source:fdb728's review

あつし0317

I ordered lemon ricotta pancakes and iced coffee. The iced coffee was properly drip brewed using a coffee machine. Tastes may vary, but it had a clean flavor with fairly bright acidity. It felt like an iced coffee that paired very well with the food and desserts.

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Almond Hostel and Cafe

Just steps from Yoyogi-Hachiman Station, Almond Hostel And Cafe offers specialty coffee made with carefully selected beans, and also has a hostel attached.

The spacious, stylish interior is said to have a calm atmosphere where you can relax and take your time.

Teppan-yaki grilled sandwiches and ethnic curry made with several kinds of spices are popular.

The photo shows the hearty "BBQ Pulled Pork." It features simmered and shredded pork seasoned with BBQ sauce, sandwiched in crispy toast with red cabbage and cheese.

They also offer a full drink and sweets menu.

The photo shows the "Cinnamon Toast," which is said to pair plenty of cinnamon perfectly with rich mascarpone. It is served with the "Chocolate Chip Scone," crisp on the outside, and a "Latte," which is said to be easy to drink and not too sweet.

mika15513

The crumble cake was great, and the ice cream also had a slight salty note that made it really tasty! The latte had just the right balance of sweet and salty, making it perfect for summer. I really love how the light comes in by the counter seats near the window, so it is one of my favorite spots! A lot of people were working there too, and it is also perfect for taking it easy.

Source:mika15513's review

mmmhero

Calm music plays, creating a cozy and comfortable space. That makes lunch here especially pleasant, so I recommend it. I ordered a ginger latte and an avocado cheese sandwich. The latte art is cute too. I’m a huge avocado lover, and it came packed with perfectly ripe avocado, so I was very Manzoku!

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Ivorish Shibuya Ten

Ivorish Shibuya Ten is a hideaway cafe that specializes in carefully crafted French toast. It is located on the first basement floor of a building along Koen-dori (Park Street), about a 6-minute walk from Shibuya Station.

The spacious and stylish interior is said to offer a calm and comfortable space to relax. Reservations are also available on weekdays.

From sweet options to savory ones, they offer a wide range of French toast. You can also enjoy limited-time seasonal menu items.

The simple "Plain" shown in the photo is said to be soft and melt in your mouth. Enjoy it with Ivorish Breakfast Tea, an Earl Grey blend.

The café latte is said to be easy to drink and tasty. Drinks are a better deal if you order them with French toast.

The photo shows the savory French toast "Eggs Benedict," made with an appareil (egg mixture) that uses cheese. It is a very filling dish that also comes with sausage and salad.

I had the basic French toast. I was a little worried I might get tired of it since the portion was quite big, but it was so good that I finished it with no problem. There were ice cream, whipped cream, and syrup to change up the flavor, but it was so tasty I could have eaten the whole thing even without them.

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ひかる&ビーン

They greeted me with a smile first thing in the morning, and thanks to that, my day got off to a pleasant start. The organic coffee was very good, and the French toast was unbelievably delicious. I happened to get one of the items limited to 10 servings a day, which made it a wonderful time.

Source:ひかる&ビーン's review

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Sakura Cafe Nippori

Even while in Tokyo, you can enjoy dishes from around the world shared by guests of the attached Sakura Hotel at Sakura Cafe Nippori. One of its features is that it uses pesticide-free vegetables and eggs delivered directly from its own farm.

The interior has an open feel, and it also has terrace seating. It is about a 6-minute walk from Nippori Station.

In the early morning and through the morning, you can enjoy the “JPY500 Breakfast buffet” with all-you-can-have toast, soup, coffee, and tea.

It is also appealing that they offer decaf coffee and additive-free yasocha (wild herb tea). This is a great choice when you want to relax and enjoy a cafe mood from the morning.

Another highlight is that they serve sweets made with wild plants such as dandelion and mulberry leaves.

The "Yaso no Chiffon Cake + Yasocha (wild herb tea) Set" lets you fully enjoy wild plants. The photo shows a cake made with gishigishi (broadleaf dock), and it is said to be very tasty, with none of the bitterness often associated with wild plants. It can also be ordered A la carte.

stefanys

The place had the casual feel of a cafe overseas, so I decided to step inside, and wow! It was just too cute‼︎The walls and glass windows were painted directly with lovely natural style illustrations, and having coffee at the colorful tables really lifted my mood♪There was even a piano. I wish I could casually play something at moments like that〜The coffee was great too.

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aimatworks

The salad, pizza, spaghetti, and sweets make great use of yasai (vegetables), yasou (wild plants), and herbs. Every dish brings out the natural flavor of the ingredients and tastes great, and the prices feel more like a bargain than just reasonable. In particular, all the vegetables are pesticide-free, domestically produced, and pleasantly sweet. This time I came with a friend from overseas, and we enjoyed the meal in the casual atmosphere.

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Green Beans Coffee

Green Beans Coffee, a 3-minute walk from Kitasando Station, is a cafe that takes pride in its 30 kinds of house-roasted coffee and food prepared in-house.

The stylish interior, marked by exposed concrete walls, has a calm atmosphere where you can relax.

The impressive entrance features a lineup of coffee beans from countries around the world on display. The moment you step inside, the aroma of coffee fills the air, making it an irresistible space for coffee lovers.

Their carefully crafted in-house roasted coffee is well known for being delicious across the board. You can also buy coffee beans.

Depending on the time of day, you can also enjoy meals and sweets that pair well with coffee.

The photo shows a "cafe latte" that is easy to drink and comes with latte art. The "Barista ga Tsukuru Shittori Choco Brownie (moist chocolate brownie made by the barista)" is said to have a rich flavor.

vami_co

When I walked into the shop, coffee beans were lined up all the way across, and the interior was stylish too. I ended up staying a long time and chatting away, but it was very comfortable, and the staff were kind! The flat white and apple pie combo was delicious for the first time in a while!

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minto姫

It has a lovely exterior, and the food and desserts are good too. I ordered the crushed nut caramel latte that had caught my eye in the photos. They said that in warmer seasons the caramel melts, so instead of putting the nuts around the rim of the cup, they put them inside. It was tasty and not too sweet.

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Recommended cafes in Chuo City, Tokyo

bills Ginza

Bills Ginza is a cafe located on the 12th floor of a building just a short walk from Ginza Station. The spacious and open interior has a luxurious feel, and it also offers many Private room options. From the window seats, you can look out over the streets of Ginza.

Because it is a popular spot, it is best to make a reservation before you go.

The house specialty, "Ricotta Pancakes - Fresh Banana, Honeycomb Butter," is so popular that many people make a special trip just for it.

This hearty dish comes with three fluffy pancakes topped with banana. One nice point is that they serve it all day.

If you want to enjoy an elegant cafe time as a memory of your Tokyo trip, afternoon tea is a great choice. You can enjoy 11 popular items, including not only pancakes but also scones and pudding.

One of its highlights is the free flow of a wide variety of teas, including Darjeeling and chamomile tea.

センス|最高のデートグルメ紹介

The "Iced Yame Matcha Latte" had a rich matcha flavor with a light sweetness. It paired perfectly with the pancakes and made for a well-balanced combination. The interior and the view from the windows are also lovely, so you can relax and enjoy a luxurious time.

Source:センス|最高のデートグルメ紹介's review

まーーきのっ!!

Since this visit was in the morning, I also had the strawberry coconut smoothie. The tartness of the berries and the mellow richness of the coconut were a perfect match, and it was just right for a morning drink. Even though it was during Breakfast hours, the restaurant was lively and showed how popular it is, but thanks to the spacious setting and refined atmosphere, I was still able to relax.

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Mercer Brunch Ginza Terrace

Mercer Brunch Ginza Terrace, a 5-minute walk from Ginza Station, is a New York-style Italian cafe where you can casually enjoy premium ingredients.

The stylish interior features a variety of seating options, including balcony terrace seats with a view over Ginza’s luxury shopping district.

The "Brioche French Toast," said to have an ideal level of doneness and an irresistibly soft texture, is a popular item that reviews rave about for being filling and delicious.

It also pairs perfectly with coffee or tea. The drink on the right in the photo is the "Grapefruit Juice," with just the right amount of sweetness.

At cafe time, the “Afternoon tea” is also popular. The contents change with the season, but you can enjoy both sweets such as French toast and parfait, and savory items such as terrine.

It comes with a free-flow drink selection of 10 kinds in total, including tea and coffee.

qwertyui8

I ordered fresh caramel chiffon cake and iced tea. The chiffon cake was light and airy, and the slight bitterness of the caramel went really well with the cream. It was delicious. It also paired nicely with the slightly brisk iced tea.

Source:qwertyui8's review

akari.fah2222

I had Basque cheesecake and Catalana at Mercer Brunch Ginza Terrace. Both were rich and melt-in-your-mouth delicious! The sweetness was just right, and they paired perfectly with tea or coffee♡I visited on a weekday daytime, and I was also happy that it was not too crowded and I could relax.

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Komedaisu Higashi-Ginza Ten

Komeda Is Higashi Ginza Ten, right near Higashi-Ginza Station, is a cafe that serves 100% plant-based menu items with a focus on great taste. Vegetarians and vegans can dine here with peace of mind.

The interior is a calm space surrounded by greenery, and it also has counter seating.

Pancakes made with a blend of wheat flour and Domestic rice flour, with a gentle sweetness, are popular.

The photo shows the “Mocchiri Fruit.” Even though it has a chewy texture, the soy milk cream is light, making this outstanding dish easy to finish in no time. Enjoy it with “Black Tea (Darjeeling).”

The signature menu item, Plant Based Shiro Noire, is a sweet made with Danish pastry topped with almond milk cream.

Its rich mouthfeel pairs perfectly with the deep body of the coffee. The photo shows a Soy Latte made with soy milk.

e83de6

The interior is spacious, and as other reviews also mention, the decor was clean and lovely. I ordered an almond milk coffee and tofu fritto (deep-fried tofu), and both were delicious. I think this is the kind of cafe that makes for a nice change of pace when you want to drop in casually and relax.

Source:e83de6's review

なかやす@東京グルメ

This time I ordered coffee, but what surprised me was that it came with free toast! There were several toppings to choose from for the toast, and this time I picked tonyu cream cheese (soy milk cream cheese). Unlike regular cream cheese, it was less sweet, simple yet rich, and a perfect match for the toast. With this, I could enjoy eating it all the way to the end without getting tired of it (^ ^)

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Noa Cafe Ginza Ten

Noa Cafe Ginza Ten has long been loved in Ginza. This hideaway cafe is located on the basement level of a building just steps from Ginza Station. You can enjoy freshly ground house-roasted coffee and freshly baked waffles.

The interior has a chic monochrome look, and the seating area is spacious and relaxing.

The waffles are carefully baked after you order, and they are said to be crisp on the outside and moist on the inside.

The photo shows the "Cinnamon Apple Waffle," topped with plenty of stewed apples, cinnamon, and honey, a combination that goes perfectly together. It also pairs well with coffee.

The "Chocolate Banana Waffle" is topped with plenty of banana, fresh cream, and vanilla gelato on a waffle, then finished with a generous pour of chocolate sauce.

The classic can’t-miss pairing of chocolate and banana is said to be undeniably delicious.

ばんたか

Because this place is in the basement and the entrance is not very noticeable, even people who come to hang out in Ginza often do not know about it. On weekends, when cafes in Ginza are super crowded, it is often easy to get in here. The sandwiches and waffles here are really good. The waffle topped with ice cream and cream paired with iced coffee is the best.

Source:ばんたか's review

アキタン34

Since the lightest food option was the roll cake, I went with the roll cake and hot coffee. The cake came with a berry sauce, which made it nice and refreshing to eat. The iced coffee was easy to drink, without a strong bitterness.

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Oriental Lounge

Oriental Lounge is on the top floor of the Mandarin Oriental Tokyo Hotel, directly connected to Mitsukoshimae Station.

Inside, the space feels like the living room of a refined residence in a chinoiserie style, and one of its highlights is the wonderful view. It is recommended to visit in smart casual attire.

They mainly serve a refined seasonal afternoon tea. The petit fours crafted by the pastry chef are said to have an exquisite balance of smooth cream and crisp texture.

Guests can also enjoy savory items made with seasonal ingredients and about 20 kinds of tea.

The Mandarin Oriental Tokyo Blend Tea, an oolong tea with a citrus aroma added, has a rich citrus fragrance and is said to be very good.

The photo shows it with the "Classic Tiramisu," which is said to be rich but not too sweet and very tasty. It is a rare item that contains crisp chocolate.

ゆめみるこ

I had the original blended tea here at Shigunacha (Signature) the other day and really liked it, so I ordered it again. A small freshly baked financier was also served on the house. I had actually bought some tea leaves at the shop the other day, but I could not brew them well at home. The staff here kindly taught me a few tips.

Source:ゆめみるこ's review

akesatto

I just could not stop taking in the wonderful view. The tableware is lovely, and the cake is elegant and rich. Even the cafe latte has a flavor that feels a little different. The interior is spacious and very nice. Not only was the service great, but the food was excellent too.

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Recommended cafes in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

Flying Scotsman Akihabara Ten

Flying Scotsman Akihabara Ten, about a 4-minute walk from Akihabara Station, is a cafe known for its delicious thick Pancake.

The classic wood-toned interior is said to be very stylish and relaxing. Since it is a popular spot, it is best to make a reservation before visiting.

The "Homemade Pancake" is cooked only after you order. It is a standard menu item, enjoyed with butter and maple syrup. It is said to be crisp on the outside, soft on the inside, and pleasantly sweet.

The photo shows it with the Blend Coffee "FS Blend (Deep Richness)," which is said to pair perfectly.

If you want to enjoy Japanese style sweets, the "Wafu Pancake Matcha Aji" is recommended. Topped with anko (sweet red bean paste) and fresh cream, and generously covered with rich matcha (green tea) sauce, this dish lets you enjoy the slight bitterness of matcha and the sweetness of anko.

And the "Melon Soda Float," which is melon soda topped with vanilla ice cream.

フェイスレス0303

The butter and maple syrup on the thick Pancake were heavenly! Since it is sweet, it also goes well with iced coffee, but the iced milk was the best︎! Next time, I want to add various toppings and enjoy it.

Source:フェイスレス0303's review

ひまわりとおさんぽ

The pancakes are really delicious. The edges are slightly crisp, with a firm texture. It’s also nice that they offer toppings like fresh cream. It’s great that you can even choose the coffee flavor to go with the sweet pancakes.

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Recommended cafes in Minato City, Tokyo

512 CAFE & GRILL

512 CAFE & GRILL is a cafe about a 3-minute walk from Nogizaka Station. The glass-walled interior has a wood-based design that gives the space a warm, natural feel.

Even in the heart of Tokyo, they also have terrace seating surrounded by greenery where you can enjoy a lovely time.

The fluffy pancakes are popular for how custard cream spills out the moment you cut into them, then melts away in your mouth. There are also limited time seasonal menu items.

The photo shows “Choco Mint EAST” and “Choco Mint Latte,” where the sweetness of chocolate goes perfectly with the fresh taste of mint.

The “JAPAN MENU AWARD winner from 〜purupuru pancakes made with top grade matcha〜” comes recommended when you want to enjoy Japanese style pancakes.

The batter is made with top grade fragrant matcha (powdered green tea), and with custard cream and ice cream, you can fully enjoy the rich depth of authentic matcha.

つるつるたまごさん

The pancakes were delicious! The plain, simple pancakes had a nice fluffy texture, and I could really taste how good the batter and fresh cream were. The matcha pancakes had an authentic matcha flavor and were also really good. I think the matcha ice cream was quite authentic too.

Source:つるつるたまごさん's review

8f1453

The pancakes are fluffy and generously sized. They are not too sweet, so despite how they look, you can finish them with ease. The Earl Grey iced tea is very good. The cafe gets packed with customers around lunchtime and at other busy times, but it still feels relaxed and comfortable.

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Recommended cafes in Taito City, Tokyo

Vegan Cafe PQ's

About an 8-minute walk from Iriya Station, Vegan Cafe PQ's is a vegan cafe where you can enjoy colorful kisetsu no kare (seasonal curry) and house-made sweets.

The green-filled and open interior is said to be a cozy space with jazz playing. Sweets and drinks are also available for Takeout.

The signature monthly "kisetsu no kare (seasonal curry)" stands out with its colorful and creative look. The vibrant colors are extracted from vegetables.

The photo shows the "Otsukimi Curry," inspired by Japan's autumn moon viewing custom, paired with a "hojicha dango latte" made by mixing hojicha (roasted green tea) with soy milk and topping it with dango (rice dumplings).

The sweets are all vegan and gluten-free as well. There is a wide variety, including pancakes made with rice flour and Homemade ice cream made with almond milk or soy milk.

The photo shows the "Shio Caramel Ice Pancake," with chewy pancakes topped with Homemade caramel sauce.

nozy_lifestyle

The coffee is fair trade, and the curry was too, so you can feel this cafe has a consistent commitment to what it does. Both the presentation and the taste were great. It was a great meal☺️I heard they will have a different menu again next month. That sounds fun✨The staff are friendly, and with playful menu items and a nice atmosphere, it is a cafe I would like to visit again.

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ayasan9540373

I checked social media before visiting because the curry and sweets change with the seasons. The spacious interior is filled with lots of plants, and the sunlight creates a warm atmosphere! The plants and high ceiling are wonderful❣️

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Nui. HOSTEL & BAR LOUNGE

Nui. HOSTEL & BAR LOUNGE is a cafe attached to a hostel, located a 3-minute walk from Kuramae Station. It also serves as a bar and dining space, offering a wide range of cocktails and meals.

The interior has high ceilings and an open feel, and is said to always be lively with guests from Japan and abroad.

From morning to evening, you can use it as a cafe time spot to enjoy coffee, sweets, and brunch.

The photo shows the carefully brewed "today's coffee" made by the barista. Also pictured is the "banana bread & vanilla ice cream," topped with vanilla ice cream dusted with cinnamon and said to be tasty with just the right level of sweetness.

A popular item on the brunch menu is the "jika-sei hamu (house made ham) to avocado no open sandwich." The crispy baguette is piled high with plenty of avocado paste and ham, and it is well known for being filling and delicious.

It also goes perfectly with coffee. The photo shows an "Americano."

かりもんも

I visited because the avocado open sandwich caught my eye! It was incredibly delicious! The ham sandwich was also amazing! I ordered the craft ginger ale too. It was dry and very much to my taste. There are many seats, so I got in without waiting. I want to go again!

Source:かりもんも's review

らこ|食べ活丸の内OL

I visited on a holiday, and the cafe was full of energy, packed with both youth hostel guests and cafe customers. There were so many Breakfast menu options that it was hard to choose. They also had lots of drinks and Homemade sweets, and everything was very good. The cafe also had a great atmosphere for getting work done.

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Kukurihime Coffee

Kukurihime Coffee is a cafe you can casually drop by while strolling around Asakusa, where you can enjoy house-roasted coffee and sweets with a Japanese touch.

The open interior, marked by a glass-front entrance and a high ceiling, has a calm Japanese atmosphere and is popular with guests from Japan and abroad. You can also buy coffee beans.

The set menus with sweets and drinks are popular.

The "matcha (green tea) roll cake drink set" lets you enjoy a rich roll cake made with Uji matcha (green tea from Uji) in both the sponge and cream, along with a drink of your choice. The drink in the photo is the "Orange Cocoa," a cocoa with a bright orange aroma.

The "Bonsai Verrine" at the upper right of the photo and the "Bonsai Parfait" in the foreground are Japanese-style parfaits that capture the beauty of Japanese bonsai (miniature tree).

The "Bonsai Verrine" in particular lets you fully enjoy Japanese flavors, with Asakusa specialty anko-dama (sweet bean paste balls) wrapped in kanten (agar) made from red algae, matcha chocolate choux rusk, and more.

miel_0

I went to try the white oshiruko (sweet red bean soup) at Wa Cafe Kukurihime Coffee, about an 8-minute walk from Asakusa Station. You eat it by pouring warm almond milk over mochi (rice cake) + strawberries + kadaif (shredded phyllo dough), and the sweet-tart strawberries with the sweet, mellow almond milk tasted really great.

Source:miel_0's review

さとうのごはん310

I chose coffee for the set drink. It had a solid bitterness that balanced the sweetness of the cake just right. You can tell they carefully brew it with selected beans. They also have plenty of tea and seasonal limited time drinks, which gives the place a charm that makes you want to come back again and again.

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Recommended cafes in Setagaya-ku (Setagaya Ward), Tokyo

Cafe Stay Happy

Cafe Stay Happy is on Chazawa-dori, a 3-minute walk from Shimokitazawa Station. This vegan-friendly cafe focuses on Domestic, pesticide-free, and additive-free ingredients.

The warm interior is one of its charms, with hammocks in summer and kotatsu (traditional Japanese heated tables) in winter, creating a relaxed place to unwind.

The drink menu is extensive, with options like organic tea, juice, and shakes.

The stylish looking "caramel macchiato" is a mild cappuccino made with organic espresso and topped with caramel. The photo shows it served with the "seasonal cake."

All the cakes are Homemade, with careful attention to the ingredients. If you order them as a set with your favorite soft drink, you can get a good deal.

The "gateau chocolate" made with organic cacao is said to be rich and melt on your tongue. You can also add an ice cream topping for an extra charge.

My partner and I had the veggie curry. It was very tasty, with chunky pieces of vegetables‼︎I also liked the taste of the iced coffee, and it was easy to drink. The inside of the shop had a cute, maze-like secret hideout feel, and I really liked the atmosphere!

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ゆう_デート日記

I ordered “moringa tea,” which I had never heard of, “mate-cha (yerba mate),” and a seasonal cake. My top pick was mate-cha, a tea that is apparently drunk in South America and the Middle East, and you can enjoy it the way it is drunk there, with a straw that has a built-in filter and a wooden cup!

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Caffice

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The interior has high ceilings and an open feel, with plenty of space between tables so you can relax and enjoy your time. A nice plus is that every seat comes equipped with power outlets and Wi-Fi.

From drinks and sweets to full meals, the menu has a lot to offer.

The "matcha (green tea) roll cake" in the photo has a Japanese touch, and it is said to go perfectly with the vanilla ice cream served on the side. It is also popular with the "Italian soda." You can choose from 5 kinds, including the cranberry one in the photo.

The caffè latte, said to be rich in aroma with a pleasant bitterness and great taste, also comes with cute latte art.

The most popular sweet is the hot apple pie, a dish that lets you enjoy freshly baked, crispy apple pie together with vanilla ice cream. It is said to be outstanding, with just the right sweetness.

tuluf

The mocktail at the cafe at night was a simple soda with a slice of lemon floating in it. As I looked out at the night view spreading beyond the window, it was a moment that let me forget reality for a little while. Served in a large Mason jar, the drink had a bright tartness, with a gentle sweetness that felt pleasant and left me feeling refreshed.

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おかゆ.

I visited for the first time on the recommendation of a friend who loves going to cafés. Since it was Saturday, there were a lot of people, but I was able to get in without waiting. I ordered the affogato. The cold ice cream is perfect for the hot summer! The other menu items also looked really tasty, so I'll definitely go back to try them!

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