The 44 best spots for croissants in Chiyoda

I stumbled upon this bagel shop after strolling around the area. Staff was very welcoming. At noon there were few customers, no line. I ordered freshly baked cinnamon and raisin bagel with raisin walnut soy cream cheese and jamon Serrano ham. They accept cash and cards. I waited for my order around 5 minutes. The place is quite small, only 5 seats available indoor. And few more seats outdoor. The bagel was huge and I almost couldn’t finish them. Everything perfectly goes together. The bagel was crisp and chewy (but not for long if you don’t finish them quick enough. I would recommend to stop by this place.

Welcoming staff and delicious bagels! Thankful it opens early compared to most food spots. I had the garlic bagel with salmon and enjoyed every bite.

ı am in search for a NY style 🥯 and found this shop that offers their own unique twist — literally. They’re hand-twisted into beautiful shapes, giving them a distinctive look and texture. One of the highlights for me was the germinated brown rice bagel. It’s not something you come across often, and it was surprisingly tasty — definitely more flavorful than the whole wheat option. I also tried a small plain bagel to get a sense of the base flavor, and it held up really well. I also picked up a sesame bagel— I enjoyed it with watermelon and cheese, one of my favorite summer combos, especially with sesame bagels. Their sesame bagel was gooood 🤩. The sandwiches you see in the photos are actually my own variaton, but the bagels themselves are from here — and they turned out great. If you’re open to trying a creative, local twist on the traditional bagel, this place is worth checking out!

Such a cute bagel place hidden away! The bagels were super soft and flavoursome, and the workers were super warm and friendly. I got the everything bagel with saba salad, and a blueberry bagel with cream cheese. Both 10/10. I love that the everything bagel has chunks of rock salt baked into it 🥯

Love their bagels 🥯 BiG and warm 🤤 Came here at 11:30 and 3 out 4 bagels were still warm 😙 Surprised how BIG they are Only wish they had strawberry cream cheese !! Came here before around 1-2pm and they sold out so be careful

I’ve been a huge fan of MARUICHI BAGEL ever since they opened in Yoyogi Uehara. Their bagels always remind me of authentic NYC style bagels and the way they make their sandwiches. I’m always impressed by the quality! The staff are friendly and polite, though it might take a little time to choose your bagel they have so many great options. Highly recommended!

Tasty and beautiful handmade bagels (you can find vegan and vegetarian solutions too). Staff is super kind and friendly. Absolutely recommended!

A very nice storefront on a quiet street was a perfect place for mid-afternoon snack. Friendly staff made great recommendations. Most importantly, the bread was fantastic!

Okay, this place is the real deal. Went there about 3 pm on a Sunday in June. It is a window ordering place with maybe two small tables and chairs if you want to eat there. The prices are on the higher end. Around 350 yen for each baked good. I guess the price does not deter the loyal customers. While this may not rise to the level of ambrosia, it is definitely top-tier. It is near a university and may also attract college students. Anyhow, worth a visit as you can't go wrong.

Truly delicious bites! Discovered this place when walking along the Kanda River and searching for a snack. Bacon roll, bacon epi bread, and cream cheese raisin mini pain de campagne. All were excellent, I wished I'd bought more for tomorrow's breakfast. For good, fresh, handmade breads the price is really good as well, about 250 yen per piece. Good luck finding that around Shibuya or Shinjuku.

Delicious sweet and savory Japanese bread pastries. A lot of different options and all were yummy!

Nice hidden bakery in the quiet neighborhood of takadanobaba, breads and buns are more English / German inspired, making this bakery a bit more original

Very delicious bread, sausage rolls and chocolate buns. I wish I could buy bread here every day!

Great bakery with interesting twists on items. I recommend the 豆乳フランズ if you're like something soft.

The service was impeccable: courteous, attentive, prompt. The food was delightfully delicious: flavoursome, great textures, fresh. We thoroughly enjoyed our dining experience here.

Seeing the other reviews, I wish I would've gone for breakfast! I went for dinner and got the fish curry, it was pretty good. The sweet potatoes were really nice. The best part was the espresso martini!! One of the best I've had. The espresso they used was flavorful, and it was definitely a well rationed drink. Getting a seat was a little awkward, but other than that the food was decent.

In short: would recommend trying at least once, especially if you don't mind spending on food. The food was excellent. Nothing to complain about. But at the same time, not quite mind blowing enough for this price. The price is on the higher side. The staff was really nice. The restaurant's interior design is nice. There are a lot of good/interesting books on the shelves. However, the vibe wasn't the best. Maybe it was the kind of crowd the location would bring, I am not sure but something felt uneasy.

Came here for breakfast. All the food was great, and non stress service. Since we had a reservation, we were able to get in right away, but there was quite a long line. Many foreigner then Japanese customers.

I visited Bills Omotesando for brunch and overall had a very memorable experience. 📍 Location & Ambience Bills is located on the 7th floor of Tokyu Plaza Omotesando Harajuku, which offers a nice view over Omotesando / Harajuku. The interior is airy and modern, with large windows, clean lines, and a casual yet stylish feel — the bookshelves along one wall add a cozy, homey touch. The terrace overlooks the rooftop garden below (Omohara no Mori), which is a pleasant bonus. 🕒 Wait & Service This place is very popular, especially for breakfast/brunch. Expect to queue, particularly in the morning. I waited about 15–20 minutes to be seated (off-peak), which is reasonable. Service was friendly and polite, though there were a few moments of delay between ordering and food arrival. 🍽 Food & Drink The menu has a broad selection of brunch-style, Western-inspired dishes. Some highlights: Ricotta Hotcakes (pancakes): This is their signature dish and for good reason — light, fluffy, with a golden crust. Full Aussie Breakfast: generous portions with eggs, bacon, sausage, mushrooms, roasted tomato, toast, etc. Other menu items: The non-pancake offerings are solid — for example, their chopped salad, avocado toast, wagyu burger, prawn linguine, and pavlova. Beverages: Coffee was good; juices are fresh. One caveat: the timing can feel a bit off (in some reviews the pancakes arrived notably later than other items) , so order accordingly if you're in a rush. 💵 Value Prices are on the higher side — typical for a premium brunch spot in Tokyo. But given the quality, atmosphere, and signature dishes, it feels justifiable. ✅ Pros Beautiful, modern interior with large windows and terrace view Signature ricotta pancakes are soft, fluffy, and full of flavor Excellent presentation — every dish looks amazing on camera Friendly staff and English menu available Great coffee and drink selection Perfect spot for brunch photos or videos ❌ Cons Long wait during peak hours (especially weekends) Prices are a bit on the higher side Service can be slightly slow when busy Terrace seating not always available 💡 Tips for Future Visitors Arrive early (just after opening) to beat longer queues. If possible, request a window seat or terrace table for the view. Be patient with timing — food may not come all at once. Try something other than pancakes too — the non-pancake menu is worth exploring. Use this for a leisurely brunch rather than a quick meal.

Overrated tourist trap for Instagram aesthetics. The pancakes take 20 minutes (well, mine took 30 because the waitress dropped them) and they were so bland they needed the giant medallion of butter and syrup to get any semblance of flavor. The coconut bread was dense and dry, and side of bacon so tough my jaw started to hurt from chewing. The drinks were tasty, although you could probably get the same quality for half the price elsewhere. Pass on this one.

Looked nice, but actually taste just meh. Over priced and overrated. 2400 yen just for the pancake is crazy price. The pancake took forever to served. Idk what’s the hype, maybe bcs of Jay Chou? But the window view is kinda nice no doubt!

This place has great food and a fantastic atmosphere. The pork loin and swordfish were delicious. The soup of the day was a tomato cream with a nice zest. I also ordered a breakfast power shake to get my energy up since I hadn’t had breakfast yet. It’s a great place for a date. We didn’t have a reservation, took us less than 10 minutes for a table but was sat in the outdoor area with the see-through tent tarp.

The food is the absolute bomb! 5000yen for the deluxe lunch let, Salad, Pasta, Main and Desert with a coffee too! Each dish was excellent with, salad had loads of goodie, the pasta was great and the fish was amazingly done! By desert time I was stuffed! Be warned don’t fill up on the complementary bread and olive oil served at the beginning or You’ll be too full!

Great value for the set meal! Came in absolutely starving and left satisfied by an assortment of wonderful appetisers, mains and desserts. There was a ~20 minute wait to be seated but the food itself came out fairly quickly. Nice indoor and outdoor seating available and so many cute dogs around! Overall a good experience.

This is a great restaurant, especially if you’re looking for contemporary American cuisine. It’s a bit on the expensive side for Tokyo; however, highly recommended for vegetarians/vegans. They’ll do their best to accommodate dietary restrictions and food allergies. Service was top-notch.

I’ve been living in Japan for 8 years, and this is truly one of the best services I’ve experienced! Especially the staff member with yellow hair, he’s fantastic. Highly recommend trying their steak, perfectly smoky and cooked just right!

This was in my list for quite some time. Place gets 5 star but only for ambience and location. Weekly lunch with tea/coffee and small bread is still better to go for than long unnecessary hype on weekend. The big plates are called big but as you see in pictures rather extremely moderate! Chicken and fish dishes for 2300-2500yen is rather too high for taste, quality and specially portion size! Ideally given everything they should have been priced around 1500-1600 yen hence you pay for sitting ambience than food quality! Very average if you are food lover.

Food was good especially as they tried to help my son with gluten free options. Thank you 🙏 the burger was good. I have chicken breast coated with bread crumbs which came with mashed potato and some green rocket and a few raw tomatoes. Only criticism is I would prefer steamed vegetables or grilled vegetables like carrots peppers etc. or grilled tomatoes rather then raw because raw tomatoes does not go with hot foods. This is the only criticism for the restaurant manager to improve for the future 👍

They have to learn what a Croque Monsieur is when they put it on the menu with no pictures. To charge 2000¥ for this is a joke. The service is getting worse. The sizes smaller. I would not advise it anymore as it is overpriced and kins of a joke a food.

Hugely Disappointed! Le Pain serving stale, day old croissants - at full price. Never before @ Le Pain worldwide experience this. This is Tokyo … where fresh, expected! Very friendly service but shocked by a tasteless, stale croissant. Unacceptable . Please, be honest with customer: Day Old _ 1/2 Price” Or don’t sell.

The best bread in Tokyo. They also have very authentic pain au chocolat. I had a tartine with chicken, mushrooms and Gruyere. The hot chocolate was also good, thick and dark, but the quantity was deplorable - it comes with a cup of milk into which you re supposed to pour the chocolate, but there is at least 6 times as much milk then the chocolate.

Amazing restaurant. The atmosphere feels like a home in the countryside of France. The food is healthy and great portions for the price. It is a bit pricey but honestly it's well worth it. Surprisingly the best bread I've had and it's in Japan haha. :)

Spacious, Cozy and lovely food:) early morning is the best time to relax ☺️ you can see the Tokyo tower from this cafe! No wifi, no charge your phone

Very nice, relaxing place for breakfast. We had a pain au chocolat, a ham and cheese croissant, an iced mocha and a raspberry lemonade. The atmosphere was nice, and the service was friendly. We enjoyed our time here while we planned our day

We had a croissant and a berry muffin with coffee....delicious.

Delicious pastries; you must love butter to truly appreciate. There is a wonderful little fountain plaza to enjoy the pastries in and take well lit photos (see pictured).

This place sells pastries made using French butter. Not too sweet, the pastries are great tasting if you are a butter fan. This place sells freshly baked stuff, and may not have some items which are sold in other branches across Japan.

Reached after 3pm so most of the items are gone but luckily the financier and madeleine was still available. Great buttery smell and light crispy sort of texture. Fresh ingredients so a short 3 days shelf life. The whole shop smells amazing the moment you pushed open the door. The huge medeleine looks interesting

My first time trying financier and madeleine. Not good at explaining LOL. A very popular premium souvenir from Japan. Taste is good. Wangi banget.

Amazing quality. One of my favourite bakeries in Tokyo. A must visit.

Update (as of Sept 2024): Returned to this outlet as I was in the area in the afternoon and I have to say the service improved tremendously since there was no queue. I bought two financiers, one croissant and one madeline and all were scrumptious. I will come back to buy more items. Previous review: Came by to get some croissants around 11:15am and luckily, they weren’t sold out yet. There is a queue to pay and the customer service person didn’t inform me when she handed me the number…I went to the counter to pay but a rude local man stood next to me in a brisque manner, cut me off and handed over his number and card. It turned out I was the rude one for cutting the line when it was actually his turn to pay. Please inform your foreign customers your store policy so we don’t end up looking like uncouth fools. On another note: the financiers were buttery and tasty. Note: My review was originally posted in Sept 2023.

Though I like everything butter, their baked goods that I’ve tried (madeleines, financiers, big square cookies, pastries, slice of pound cake)seem to have only one note: butter. The experience of eating them become a little boring. Maybe I shouldn’t buy so many! : )) There were no lines when I got there in the late afternoon. BTW Google Maps took me around and around blocks before I could find the place. I think it’s because of the high-rise buildings inhibiting the signals. I didn’t double check my orders and found out later that the clerk there had added in the bag a tin box of the big cookies I didn’t order. I’ll return to buy a slice of their chocolate pastries, though. ; )

I visited this cafe and found plenty of seating, making it a comfortable spot to relax. The staff were friendly and welcoming. I decided to try their coffee and ice cream, both of which were delightful. If you're in the area, it's definitely worth a visit!

Cafe bakery recommended by some French friend. Cash only 😗 Came to try their baguettes and despite being cash only for tax purposes, by far the most expensive baguette I’ve bought in Tokyo Around 540 for the whole thing. Usually they are 300-400 Baguette 🥖 at least was really good. Pretty crispy and not stale when I bought in the afternoon. This made me curious about their other baked goods. They also sells crepes for takeout on the side and have a dine in spot upstairs

The restaurant looks like a restaurant in France and the red color scheme makes you feel like you are there. This time, I had the lunch meat lunch. The bucket is a specialty and really tasty. The crispy outside and chewy inside are exquisite and mesmerizing. It is a nice service that you can have free refills of this. The main dish is pork steak. The pork is juicy and tender, with just the right amount of grilled flavor. The tomato-based sauce accentuates the flavor of the pork. Onion Gratin Soup This soup is quite my favorite as an onion gratin soup lover. First of all, plenty of cheese on top. The aroma of the grilled cheese and the way it melts and stretches when you scoop it up is very appetizing. The onions used in abundance are meltingly intertwined with the cheese, and along with the rich taste of the consommé, the sweetness of the onions and the richness of the cheese are very delicious. Bucket and onion gratin soup is a dish that you will want to go back to regularly because it is hard to find such a delicious dish.

The opening hours on google map is only for the cafe / restaurant. Apparently the bakery is open from 8am to 8:30pm. I ordered a sugar butter crepe and it was just like french ones! Chewy and fresh. If you're sick of japanese crepes with whipped cream, this is where to go!

In times like these, they only accept cash or credit cards (they also informed me that the credit card would be accepted if you paid more than 3,000 yen, what!?), which seems outdated for a place in the middle of Shibuya. Not that anything tastes better if they use Echire butter, but the prices are all above average, and the taste is very ordinary. The pain au chocolat has too much chocolate compared to the dough; even as a chocolate lover, I found it overwhelming. Adding more dough, kneading it more, and adding more layers would improve it - maybe even just a 5% increase would result in a better pastry. Honestly, the croissants at “the bakery” in Azabudai are far better, despite being more expensive than the ones in this café. Although I was initially surprised when I visited the café upstairs, I realized that this could be the reason why the place is so empty. Never again.

A bakery with delicious baguette. There is also a restaurant on the second floor where you can relax and eat delicious bread. It is always crowded, so reservations are essential. The age range is high. The atmosphere is relaxed and not suitable for a quick bite to eat. The clerks are also very laid back.

French pastries, Japanese stinginess and portion sizes and high prices. Ridiculously expensive and small pastries for most of what's for sale there. The worst has to be their crepes though. My friend tried one Nutella crepe with no other topping at a whooping 842¥... And for what? Barely no Nutella inside. They were so cheap and stingy with ingredients. I cannot possibly recommend. Also, as per my previous experience. Everything tends to get sold out in the afternoon too so it's often that I gotnin only to find empty shelves. Frustrating.

I’ve been here a few times since 2020 and it never misses! It went viral on tiktok one or two years ago? So sometimes there’s a queue 🥹 the toaster idea is so fun! And my family and I always takes a loaf of bread home on the last day of our trip! The cheese toast and French toast is always sold out when we come 🥹 so you should go earlier!! My personal favourite is the fruit sandwich!! The shrimp inside the shrimp sandwich is always fresh and bouncy! The milk there is great too!

Tried this place out on a weekend at noon and had no wait. There is some charm in picking out the toaster for the table. The toast set was good with the different butters and jams they provide. We ordered their seasonal fruit sando which happened to be shine muscat grapes which was quite tasty. The price is a bit high for what you get but it's definitely an experience worth trying once.

What a lovely breakfast spot! You can choose from different types of toast and even get your own toaster at the table to make it just the way you like. The bread was super fresh I had the Japanese bread, which didn’t need toasting, and it was amazing. We also tried the cheese toast, which was delicious. The different butters and jams were so good too. We loved it !

As someone who lived in Japan for nine years, I found the dine-in experience here to be below average. I speak fluent Japanese, and from the moment we walked in, I sensed that the staff lacked genuine warmth and professionalism. The fit-out was also very basic — it felt cheap and didn’t live up to the brand’s image. The shokupan and jam set were certainly enjoyable, but again, the overall setup felt underwhelming. The table was also too small to comfortably accommodate everything. The French toast was far too sweet — I couldn’t even manage a second bite. Overall, I would highly recommend purchasing the shokupan for takeaway (this can be done next door), rather than dining in.

Centre The Bakery in Ginza only sells shokupan (Japanese milk bread), and it’s kind of a big deal. They’re known for letting you toast the bread yourself at the table using your choice of toaster. I skipped the DIY and decided to buy a loaf to bring back home instead—toast at home, same vibes! But I also couldn’t resist ordering the French toast… which showed up massive and had me questioning my life choices 😅 Still, it was insanely good—soft, buttery bread that melts in your mouth, paired with cold ice cream. I didn’t finish it, but no regrets.

Their cafe was decent but the French toast is another level !!! It is probably one of the best French toast that I’ve ever had😭😭😭 We went there on a weekday in the late afternoon and there’re no line. Would def recommend this place after a long day of shopping around GINZA:)

It’s 10/10 best break fast I went to in Tokyo it’s a must I do love the details in this restaurant concept it’s clean and the staff are very friendly and polite the menu is simple 👌🏻 🥰 I would recommend this place 100% if you visit Tokyo with the toasts you never say no hope the food quality stay the same well done CENTER bakery Must try food : 1 - egg and chease toast 2 - French toast 3 - sugar and butter 4 - egg toast 5 - shrimp toast

Best coffee in Tokyo, Osaka & Kyoto in my opinion. I always order iced lattes and Turret house blend remains unrivalled. I love its strong bitter flavour, which I was unable to find in other cafes. I highly recommend you give it a try if you enjoy a more bitter taste. The service is fast & friendly. The cafe is on the smaller end, so you might need to opt for a to-go option.

Been coming here since I started coming to Tokyo and the coffee is just as good as always and the friendly service also remains unchanged. It’s a small space but there are benches outside to take your coffee too, weather permitting. Best to bring your own takeout mug, they have some takeaway cups but encourage ppl to bring their own. Love that! The coffee is proper jet fuel— dark, thick and will power your whole morning at Tsukiji.

These are the coffee shops you came to Japan for, small, cozy, full of vibe and atmosphere, and of course the great coffee. Turret Coffee meets all those and they even open at 7am which is much appreciated. I would recommend the turret latte, very strong coffee taste and great flavor. When I went they even had a special for carrot cake cheesecake which was superb and was served as a small size to complement the morning. Sit outside and enjoy the city.

It’s very close to Tsukiji Station and Tsukiji Honganji. Normally I get espresso most of the time for coffee, but this time I decided to try their Turret Latte. I added a little bit of cinnamon and it adds the flavor become richer. Turret Latte ¥730 They don’t allow us to take pictures in the shop by the way

The best authentic coffee we had in Japan. Strongly recommend trying the Turret latte. Baristas are very friendly as well.

This was the best coffee I had when in Japan! There was a small line and it took about 15 minutes to order but it was worth it! Great coffee and environment to chat and brainstorm on what to do for the day! THIS IS A MUST TRY IF YOU LOVE COFFEE!

Monday morning, no queue, only a customer sitting outside. Turret latte was so bitter strong as they said. The milk was good but too heavy I couldn’t finish them. By the time I left the shop was crowded. From messages on the wall, seems like they are going to open in LA this September.

Very good food with appropriate portions. I read a review there is a long wait for food to come, but I think ours came in around 5 minutes or even less. Staff did well too, no issues.

We waited for 1 hour to be seated on a weekday afternoon. Not quite sure what the hype is about. Service is probably the worst we’ve had in Japan so far. One of the waiters gave us the look when we were taking our time to order. Very limited options for vegetarians, and a minimum order of two appetizers is required if you’re a vegetarian. So we had to get an extra baguette for the table which we weren’t able to finish. For the dessert we got a Mont Blanc and a strawberry dessert. Find them mediocre and overpriced.

The croissant was good but Iwas a bit disappointed with their nicoise sandwich. It was basically a potato sandwich (I don’t even remember they put potatos in pan pagnat). No tuna or olive oil whatsoever. Maybe I got unlucky, but I thought it was a safe option given it’s a French bakery and the abundance of tuna here in Japan.

I came here for a friend’s birthday dinner. I reserved dinner for us and I asked if they could make desert for her but it was on that day so I couldn’t. Food was really good. They gave us explanations of menu, like where it came from and good with wine etc... when we ordered deserts (mine was parfait and hers was gâteau chocolat ), who expected?? They brought her decorated cake for her birthday!!! We’re surprised and she looked happy. The service was great, I would love to come here again!! Next time I’ll come here with my mom :)

Went there for dinner about one month ago. Located in one of the top commercial buildings at Marunouchi, it is very close to Tokyo Station. It is very convenient for a tourist, especially if you stay in this area. Layout is like a typical French bistro with its own bakery. Staff can communicate in English. Service was good. Quality of food was nice and price was reasonable. On the date of my visit, a Wednesday evening, it was full. It was well patronised by locals. I think the apple pie was an excellent choice to end the dinner. Will consider a revisit if I am in the area.

Too many people so need to wait for a long time. Maybe shop some breads to go will be a better idea, the food in the restaurant was just fine not as we expect that good but still can try their food when you have free time .

I stumbled upon a charming little spot with all the trappings of a French café, so I popped in to pick up a baguette. The ambiance was spot-on, but the staff were less reminiscent of any Parisian boulangerie I’ve ever visited, and more of a masterclass in aloof snobbery. I asked—quite simply—if they carried anything like a spelt or ancient grain loaf. This sent them scurrying to the kitchen, only to return and deliver a monologue entirely unrelated to my question, reciting their limited knowledge with the fervour of a man defending his dissertation. By the end, I was thoroughly exhausted by the performance and made a discreet exit before they embarked on the history of yeast. •••••••••••••• As for the baguette itself—surely the point of the whole excursion—it turned out to be aggressively salted. Quite unsuitable for demi-sel butter, and entirely unworkable for any sandwich containing so much as a whisper of seasoning. One might say it was a loaf with trust issues. •••••••••••••••

Classy as expected. The coffee was ok. The cake was good. However, several cakes and sweets were sold out by 4PM. The sitting area is nice, but the place felt a bit dark. The best place to sit is by the window, as the view is beautiful. However, when we asked for a window table, they told us it is reserved for the full day, despite having 2 window tables free, and nobody sat in them tell 05:00PM. Even for a normal table you need a reservation, you can easily sign up at the main counter, you’ll just scan a QR code and fill in the info.

Great high tea, with a view of down town Ginza. The sweet side of the high tea was excellent, but the savoury sandwiches were bland and a bit dry. I ordered the hot chocolate with my high tea and it was rich and delicious. I highly recommend this place, but there was to book and there was a bit of a wait to get in. Also it’s worth noting that the high tea is only served before 18:00pm.

Staff is very kind. Food and drinks are good. Duck was uneatable for me, so I left the whole on the plate but the source was good. When you arrive on time, you will have a chance to seat near the window.

We love macarons so we didn’t doubt to go to Laduree in Ginza! They have shop and cafeteria so you can order to go or eating whatever you want there, the cafeteria has good views to ginza streets. We went twice, the first day we order to go and the second day we wanted to have a nice lunch there and how was our surprise that the cafeteria was full and the staff told us that if we want to eat inside we should wait in a corridor outside the restaurant (you can see the pics) after seeing this we left

Inside light is kind of dark and crowded. Feels like the air ventilation is not good. However, it is in the Mitsukoshi department store and LADUREE so it gives you good feeling to take a break there having sweets and tea.

Everything here is very aesthetic including the desserts, unfortunately we weren’t able to eat in the shop as it was fully booked but I saw empty tables. We took the peach dessert and the Marie Antoinette macaron back at our stay. The macaron was just I would give it a 3/5 and the peach dessert was good but it had a lot of cream 4/5.

The location is just perfect, but if you want the window-side seats, prior reservation is recommended. The ambience is really lovely with pastel hues and Parisian wallpaper. I tried their autumn special Marron parfait which was really flavourful and fluffy. Overall, a cute place to hang out with your girlfriends.

First and foremost the cake is really over packed, but very safe. What I had wasn't great, the bottom caramel layer was tasty, but the top coffee layer overpowered everything. It tastes like they used too much instant coffee and it was bitter, exactly like a too strong instant black coffee. From the fancy atmosphere of the place and the aforementioned packaging I expected better.

Excellent artisan cakes, get in line at least 30 minutes before the opening. Most of the signature cakes aren’t allowed for takeaway. They also sell the cookbooks here

Located in the Ginza area. I would suggest to buy to take away as you have to order a drink for each person dining in and also the seats are limited plus the serving time is kinda long. The cakes are about 780 yen each and taste really really good.

The notorious Hidemi Sugino. Their cakes were hands down the best desserts I've ever had. Everything about the little mousse cakes was perfect, from the smooth texture to the balanced flavors. Their style is very subtle and delicate, so it's not for everyone, especially those who prefer sweet, in-your-face desserts. I went on a weekday afternoon and waited about 20 minutes for a seat. FYI they do require each person to order a drink (I recommend tea rather than coffee here) and their cakes are a bit smaller. With everything said, I found the quality of their desserts to be well worth the wait and the price.

Overrated. Cake is quite nice, but definitely not the best. Each cake costs around 700 yen. There are cakes that you can only eat inside. We tried Ambroisie and Diplomate. The Ambroisie is the most popular cake and you can only eat it inside the store. Rumor has it that they only make 10 per day. The taste different between the cakes and the drinks are heaven and earth. The drinks are so average and expensive. 740 yen per small cup. If you eat inside, you need to order drink per person. Feels like a rip off. Go on weekdays, less queue. We went on Thursday, there were only three ppl in front of us and we could eat the Ambroisie. No photo inside the store too.

AMAZING! Definitely the best chocolate mousse cake I ever had! It was worth the long wait. This chocolate mousse is for dine-in only. There are other cakes that you can order home. Everything is beautiful and really delicious.

Not too far from main street of Ginza area. The place is crowded with a queue that can go up to 1hour. The interior design is beautiful with a great color which fit perfectly the cakes. The price are mostly 780yen each. Not the best cake I ever ate in my life but we can say they have executed it well.

Limited seating with plastic utensils and paper plates. I always come here for their 2000 feuilles. Service is great.

Came here for the cake. Delicious and well made. We sat on the ground floor by the entrance where they have a limited number of seats by the window. We ordered 3 cakes, tea and coffee for about JPY4,000 in total. Each cake is about JPY1,000 each. The ground floor area mainly serves as a store for their cakes, biscuits, macarons and beverages. High quality food, with higher than average price range

Amazing Assiette Dessert place with stylish atmosphere. A bit upscale but will not regret its quality. 1F - you can buy and eat in classic Pierre Herme pastries on a small counter by the window. 2F - Assiette Dessert, which can only be enjoy here, is a must-try.

Just a drop in to satisfy our sweet tooth. Great service from the staff as usual, but the macarons somehow don’t taste as good as the ones we tried previously - still decent just not as good. Note: Hope it’s not me, but somehow I keep breaking the fork so please be careful if you have kids or clumsy adults.

(Long ago) one of my favorite macarons. Cute, smell nice and yummy. Many flavors. Good for a lovely gift or souvenir. I remember this is like a first place I try macarons.

My review is about Heaven on the second floor. First of all, the service was really good. Secondly, the degustation plate was surprisingly big, I didn't expect that. I think it is a great value for the money you pay. The ambiance is also very nice. I will be back. Definitely.

Really nice place. Maybe s little expensive, but the quality and atmosphere make up for it. The 2nd floor is a restaurant style dessert bar, while the 1st floor is more retail where you can buy the macaroons.

We bought 8 macarons and got some of them, couldn’t tell which flavor they actually are. Wasn’t really impressed so I flavor or texture. The chocolate cake was nice.

The “Degustation Royal” cake set was a feast for both the eyes and palate. Each miniature cake was exquisitely crafted, offering a range of flavors from rich chocolate to refreshing matcha and tangy fruit layers. The textures were perfectly balanced, making every bite a new discovery. Paired with their black coffee, which was smooth and robust with a subtle bitterness, the combination was indulgent yet refined. The elegant interior of the patisserie, with its bright and luxurious ambiance, added to the overall experience😍

APRIL 2023 When I visited the store it was busy so decided to takeout a number of cakes. The staff at the counter was patient and helpful with answering some questions about the cakes. The matcha related desserts had a mild matcha flavor, especially the 'Bamboo' where the chocolate ganache was overpowering, alcohol flavor was also quite strong. The 'Saya' cake had a strong sweet strawberry cream layer but the Frasier definitely tastes better with the strawberries and cream sandwich between the soft dacquoise. The other favorite was the 'Paradis fraises' which was essentially a big macaron with plenty of sweet strawberries and pistachio cream and praline, the combination of flavors and texture was divine. It was definitely expensive but the frasier and the macaron cake which I enjoyed a lot was well worth it.

My favourite Pastry store of all time! Everytime I am in Tokyo or Paris I must pay a visit Becuase their pastries are so beautifully made and not to mention tastes amazing! The girl who served us was super kind and considerate and even provided ice packs for our trip!

Fancy sweet patisserie café 🍵 Nice experience to have a seat and enjoy the beautiful cake here. All look nice. Like the matcha green tea cake. Chocolate cake also good. The chocolate fingers look so good 😊. Love the concept of the dessert here. Not too sweet. High quality ingredients.

The matcha croissant is awesome. I had this other dessert which has strawberries in them. It's superb, the cream is not overwhelming. Thus, I can taste the delicious strawberries. All the elements combine well together.👍

Someone told me this was the best macaron ever. That if you don't like macaron, it's just because you've never had a good one. I'm not into sweets so I didn't really get the hype BUT I did enjoy the cafe and earl grey flavor. Tried cassis and citron flavor too but not my type. They also gave us some yuzu bonbons but the sourness and bitterness didn't sit well with me huhu 3 stars for the macarons. Texture was really good!

A Taste of New Zealand in Tokyo at Iki Espresso On our last day in Tokyo, we made time for one final café stop—and Iki Espresso was the perfect choice. Inspired by New Zealand café culture, this spot delivered a relaxing, stylish atmosphere and a brunch menu that was both creative and satisfying. We ordered the roasted broccoli with hummus, and it was a standout dish. The portion was generous, the broccoli was perfectly charred, and the hummus was smooth and well-seasoned. Simple, healthy, and packed with flavour. The matcha hotcakes were equally impressive—fluffy, warm, and beautifully plated with just the right amount of sweetness. The coffee here also deserves a mention. Smooth, strong, and expertly brewed, it’s clear that the baristas take their craft seriously. The café has a bright, minimalist interior with plenty of natural light, making it an ideal space to unwind, especially on a slower-paced final day. Iki Espresso feels like a slice of New Zealand right in the heart of Tokyo. Whether you’re after a satisfying brunch or just a quality cup of coffee, this is a spot well worth visiting. We’re glad we squeezed it in before heading home.

Delicious food! As a kiwi I can say the food here is very authentic and potentially bit better than a lot of NZ cafe food. Coffee was great too. The fact that they have Mince on toast on the menu means someone has really done their research on kiwi cuisine 😅 It’s a bit expensive by Japanese standards but the food is worth it. (And to be honest it’s still cheaper than it would be in NZ) Highly recommend. Made my partner and I a bit homesick 🥹

We visited Iki Espresso three times and absolutely loved it! Their breakfast options, especially the eggs Benedict, are incredibly delicious and well-prepared. The matcha latte is rich and flavorful, and the black coffee is bold and smooth. You can even buy coffee beans from them to take home! The café is located in a quiet and peaceful neighborhood, which makes it a lovely place to relax. However, keep in mind that it gets very busy on weekends — it’s packed from 8:00 AM! Highly recommended if you’re in Tokyo and looking for: #TokyoCafe #BestCoffeeTokyo #IkiEspresso #EggsBenedict #MatchaLatte #BreakfastInTokyo #TokyoBrunch #SpecialtyCoffee #QuietCafeTokyo #CoffeeBeansTokyo #KotoCityCafes #HiddenGemTokyo

Ordered a drip coffee iki blend and eggs Benedict with salmon, both were nothing short of fantastic. Despite being crowded the service was good. Would definitely go again.

This is a cozy cafe with a unique and charming design. The coffee is delicious, and the French toast we had for brunch was truly exceptional. The prices are reasonable, and the staff is friendly. The warm latte was particularly enjoyable. The QR code menu was convenient. It's located in a quiet residential area, so accessibility isn't the best, but if you're looking for delicious coffee and brunch in Tokyo, it's worth a visit.

The food here is so delicious I love their chili toast, and their French toast. I came back here for second time because it was so good 😊 I will forsure be coming back when I visit Japan again

Beautiful cafe. Amazing customer service. Went above & beyond. Took our pic, gave us a full run down on the menu NZ inspired foods. Loved their version of a NZ sausage roll✨ Great coffee

On a hot and humid day in Tokyo, we were looking for a place to cool off and came across this café near the park. As is the wonderful custom in Tokyo, the staff were welcoming and kind. We ordered some drinks and sweets, though there were a few challenges due to the language barrier. One of our drinks was served incorrectly, but they were helpful and quickly fixed it. The café had a cozy atmosphere, though it was quite crowded when we visited. The coffee and sweets didn’t meet our expectations. The coffee, in particular, needs some improvement. Overall, it was a nice experience. We liked the friendly service and great location.

Classic tourist trap on the railway. Skip it and go to the next door coffee shop. The coffee was ok, and I liked that they offer a few different drip options to try while you are waiting. But the food was a total disappointment. I ordered a pastrami and avocado sandwich, and it was basically just bread with some warm avocado and mayonnaise. I found one tiny piece of pastrami inside. The bread was overtoasted, and they didn't include the pickles, which are supposed to be the key complement to a pastrami sandwich. What's even worse, the sandwich cost 1200 yen, while the cafe right next door has so much better ones for half the price. It's not even about the money it's just bad quality and careless service. You expect to grab a decent sandwich for your trip and they just let you down, so poor experience. Avoid it.

I came for speciality coffee here, which was quite good. And service is also very nice. The coffe shop is quite busy at 10 am, it’s located inside a station, so don’t dream of relaxing and siping your cup of pour over coffee in quiet atmosphere, it will just not happen. So many things are happening around, lot’s of food, people talking on loud speaker with their children left at home. You can buy roasted beans here and if you buy in advance, you will get a pour over of the same coffee for free, which is a surprising bonus. I immagine this place would be so much better with their personnel and coffee located somewhere else!

A pick up as soon as you walk in the door, Concrete Schoolyard playing overhead. And the wonderful smell, oh the smell!!! They've got a sleek tasting bar where you can try up to ten different coffees -- it honestly looks like a science experiment in the best way possible. Beakers, precision pours, and baristas who know their craft. I ordered the Valencia Latte, a Tokyo-exclusive specialty. It's a hot espresso drink with your choice of milk, infused with Valencia orange -- that bright, citrusy lift -- and maybe a hint of vanilla or citrus syrup. Think espresso meets sunshine. Paired it (unintentionally perfectly) with an Earl Grey and Orange Peel Scone from Sawamura. Didn't plan to match the flavors, but the combo was ridiculously harmonious -- fragrant, textured, and just sweet enough. The baristas were friendly and fast, and the shop is a short walk from our hotel. The latte was so good it ruined office coffee for me -- seriously, I'd help fund a barista if it meant this level of flavor at work. Bonus: they hand you a note for ¥200 off your next drink if you get it during the same visit. My husband drinks four cups a day -- do the math, it's a win. The crowd was a cool mix of locals and travelers -- Japanese students, Swedes, Canadians, Americans -- all soaking in the calm hum of great music and caffeine. Bottom line: sure, you can get Verve in California, but this Tokyo version has an extra layer of style and precision. Come for the coffee, stay for the experience -- it's a full-on performance in a cup.

Very popular establishment. Tried going in for a coffee during lunch time and as expected, I couldn’t even get in. Had better luck when I went back later. I always ask for recommendations when I visit coffee joints, and this time, I was recommended the elderflower latte.It had some grated orange rind at the top, which releases the oil and it hits the nose nicely when you bring the glass to the nose, and the coffee was wonderfully aromatic. Really nice drink.

After a long day of shopping in Shinjuku, I stumbled upon this cafe in a shopping mall. The waffles on the menu caught my eye, so I decided to give it a try. I ordered a mocha and a waffle. Both the food and coffee were quite average and the cafe lacked air conditioning, making it very stuffy and uncomfortable.

We were lucky to get seats for 3 at 3pm on a Tuesday afternoon upon arrival. The cafe was quite small and could sit only 10 at the high bar table. Friendly service staff. The hot mocha expresso was rich and awesome. The carrot cake and pecan cakes were delicious. Moist and not overly sweet. The chocolate cookie was quite hard but went well when dipped into hot espresso. Highly recommend!

Very friendly. Consistently good taste and excellent quality since over two decades, during which my wife and I used to go there to this “Factory” on a daily basis as neighbors living very close. Our special favorite then was their “Pain de campagne”. BTW, we happened to see a YouTube video clip posted just a few days ago by a YouTuber “Kikkake” and its title was “Three consecutive holidays to make a leisurely breakfast. A happy time spent with warm soup and bread. daily life, breakfast.” To our surprise, at around 6:20-23, we noticed the following subtitles“Buns from a bakery called FACTORY in Kudanshita Tokyo, which is a bit far (for me). Nonetheless, I go there to buy it, because it’s so delicious !”

One of my favourite bakeries for so many reasons. Let's start with the bread. The. Bread. I love bread, and this bread is exceptional. So incredibly soft and enjoyable to eat, I could eat it all day. The Cafe area has a comfortable and somewhat cosy vibe. A very cute interior. I also got the soup of the day and sausage in a roll. The soup was so flavoursome and I ate it with the bread that I was served upon sitting down. I got some bagels to take away, sweet and savoury. The texture was perfect, a little bit chewy and dense, but still soft. The service was fantastic and staff were friendly and inviting.

This bread shop provides nice lunch options. Today, Cuban sandwich & quiche plate were on the menu, it comes with free refill of mixed bread (campagne, bagel, baguette) which is very satisfying

Cute, industrial design, little bakery. They have a solid, carbs-heavy breakfast for 750¥. Lunch is also quite nice, with a selection of either soup+sandwich or quiche/pizza+salad. The staff is very nice as well.

Lunch plate is "okay" (very typical Japanese style). The morning set and baked goods though are excellent. Especially try the french toast. Summary: go in the morning...or takeaway breads and toast at home!

very good friendly service. They gave me iced tea while I was waiting outside as it was super hot today and I was sweating hard. best fluffy and rich taste quiche I had in Tokyo. Salad and sides were pretty healthy tasting too

Decent weekday lunch set in a cosy environment. Bread, soup, quiche and sandwich are all delicious. The only downside is latte. Too much milk, too little coffee.

No. 4 Café may look like an unassuming single level building in the bustling city of Tokyo, but it was already crowded even on a Monday morning at 9am. When I arrived, I took a queue number and noticed that there were already 6 groups ahead of me. Since I was dining alone, I selected the option to sit anywhere, including outdoors. It did not take long before a waiter guided me to an outdoor seat. Orders were placed conveniently by scanning a QR code. I ordered the French Toast Combo Set together with a cup of iced Americano. The food was served within 15 minutes and looked absolutely fantastic. The French toast came with a variety of sides, which allowed me to mix and match different ingredients to create unique flavour combinations with each bite. Overall, it was a hearty breakfast that was both delicious and beautifully presented. This is definitely a café that should not be missed if you are in Tokyo.

We got here around 8:30am and put our names on the list. It was about a 35 minute wait. When we got seated, they did have an English menu so really easy ordering process, and our server was so sweet. I ended up getting a coffee and though I do not remember the name, I remember it was delicious. For the main show I got the French toast breakfast it came with a fried egg and this whipped butter that was to die for!

The French toast is moist, and the seasoning is not overly sweet at all. Both the bread and the dipping sauce are delicious. I highly recommend the brunch here ✨

This café offered a very pleasant experience overall. I had a warm café latte, which was creamy, rich, and perfectly balanced. The portion was generous, and it had a deep, satisfying coffee flavor that made it a great start to the meal. For food, I ordered the homemade Caesar salad, which was prepared in a slightly unique style. It was not a standard Caesar salad, but it was very well executed. The lettuce was crisp and fresh, the dressing had a rich and tangy flavor, and the parmesan tied everything together beautifully. The croutons were crunchy and added a lovely texture. It was a refreshing and flavorful salad, and I would definitely recommend trying it when visiting the café. The second dish I had was a falafel plate served with flatbread, vegetables, and sauce. The falafel was slightly dry but still flavorful, and it had a nice spice mix. The grilled vegetables, especially the mushrooms and beetroot, were excellent and added great depth to the plate. The flatbread paired well with everything, and the sauce in the middle was the highlight. It was creamy, rich, and complemented the dish perfectly. The combination of all elements worked very well together, even if the falafel could have been a bit moister. The service was outstanding. The café is very well organized with a modern system. You order online using a QR code at your table, and for seating you get a waiting ticket from an iPad. The staff works quickly, efficiently, and with great coordination. Everyone seemed focused and genuinely dedicated to their work, which gave the place a very professional but friendly atmosphere. The ambiance was charming and comfortable, with a warm and relaxed feeling. The space was nicely designed and felt welcoming. Overall, this café offers great food, excellent service, and a pleasant environment.

Worth the Wait? Stepping into the bustling heart of Tokyo, we found ourselves drawn to a highly-raved bakery cafe, a spot promising artisanal delights. The aroma of freshly baked bread wafted through the air, a tantalizing invitation that, unfortunately, came with a significant caveat: a 1.5-hour wait. Yes, you read that right – ninety minutes spent anticipating our brunch (originally breakfast). Once seated, the experience took a turn for the visually spectacular. From the delicate pastries adorned with fresh berries to the meticulously arranged savory toasts, it was clear that the chefs here possess an incredible eye for detail, turning simple ingredients into Instagram-worthy masterpieces. However, when it came to the actual taste, our expectations, perhaps inflated by the long wait and the visual feast, were met with a more moderate reality. The food was, in a word, "alright." While certainly not bad, it didn't quite reach the heights of culinary excellence that the presentation suggested. The flavors were pleasant, but lacked that distinctive "wow" factor that would justify such a lengthy queue. Adding to this, I couldn't help but feel that the prices leaned towards the higher side for what was offered. While Tokyo is known for its premium dining experiences, the slight disconnect between the "alright" taste and the "beautifully presented, slightly overpriced" tag left me pondering the overall value. The Verdict: If you're someone who prioritizes aesthetics and doesn't mind a considerable wait for a picturesque meal, this bakery cafe might just be your cup of tea (or coffee!). The ambiance is charming, and the food is undeniably photogenic. However, if your primary goal is an unforgettable culinary experience that justifies both the wait and the price tag, you might find yourself, like us, leaving with a feeling of "it was good, but..."

Maybe the best French toast in Japan 🥰 Been coming years now They got super soft and fluffy French test from their brioche bread baked on site Doesn’t even need syrup! Just solo or with the butter They do have a seasonal French toast that changes monthly. Be warned ‼️ this place went viral on social media so expect a LONG wait. Especially on weekends. Waited 2-3 hours in past. Ngl this is main reason I don’t come often 🤣 Thankfully they’ve added a ticketing system No line usually before closing. Last order is at 8:30pm Place can be pretty noisy btw 10/8 update came for 🎃 pumpkin French toast. Was great but know they’ve raised prices a bit 🫠

You want to go there early. Even before the store hours, people are lining up already. Limited items on menu but what they offer is very very good! Cozy atmosphere and definitely recommended!

American diner. Rushed service and Rude!!! Tastes so bad!!! Very bland, unseasoned food!!! They have breakfast, lunch and brunch menus. Popular. Queuing outside. Luckily we were there around 10.40am and the queue was not so long. After a short wait of 10 mins, we were seated. Not great dining experience. Service is a little rushed. Some of the staff are aggressive and rude! Food not tasty....I could not eat more than 20% of the food on my plate even though I tried hard as the taste was not as good as I expected. Scrambled egg is very bland. I had 2 spoons of the soup and just couldn't have any more. As soon as the waitress saw I wasn't eating my food she took away my plates. When paying the bill, the system is very strange....have to follow the waitress to the till and then had to wait in line by myself while waiting to pay. We spent JPY8,000 and were here for 40 mins. Rushed dining experience

A great option of western food in tokyo. Good for dates, with candle light vibes. The food is very good and authentically western. Real French taste, seasoning and style. No Japanese fusion. The portions a generous. I shared a main and desert for a couple. And we were satisfied. The course meals also seem like a very good deal. We sat by the bar and the chair was not good and squeaky. A bit uncomfortable. And the wait was a bit long while there were available empty seats… Overall, totally recommended.

Typical brunch food, the orange juice was super fresh and loved it! The eggs needed more salt and pepper though! Too much egg too little bread

I had a lovely lunch at Buvette the other day. The service was excellent and the food was amazing! The design and atmosphere of the restaurant is fantastic and I can’t wait to visit again.

If you're in the mood for a little European flair in the heart of Tokyo, Buvette is a lovely stop worth checking out. Just a 1-minute walk from Hibiya Station (and 5 minutes from Yūrakuchō), this charming spot sits on the ground floor of the elegant Tokyo Midtown Hibiya complex—right next to the cinema and shopping area. The café has both indoor and outdoor seating, each offering a warm, Western-inspired atmosphere that feels effortlessly chic. Whether you're sipping inside or people-watching on the terrace, it’s easy to feel transported somewhere far from the bustle of central Tokyo. We tried their famous chocolate mousse, and it absolutely lived up to the hype—rich, indulgent, and perfectly airy. The drinks were pretty standard, but the dessert stole the show for us. While a little on the pricey side, visiting Buvette at least once for the ambiance alone feels like a worthwhile splurge. They also serve savory dishes, and the nighttime outdoor seating definitely deserves a return visit under the city lights.

Service is very up to my standards. Food wise, well I ordered a salade niçoise and the thing is SALTY. Like VERY. I ordered a wine as well but it's more like 1/3 a glass. I'm paying 1100JPY for a glass of something that costs €10 a bottle, cmon be a bit generous.

Never miss this when I am in Tokyo. This time only went for coffee. Have loved this place always for breakfast, lunch, or drink. When weather is good love to sit outdoors.

I love the olive bread here! Even though it’s a tiny place with minimal seating outside all good are baked on the premises! The few things I’ve tried have me coming back with every visit to Tokyo!

Great balance of flavors along with the perfect chew. Tokyo knows how to do bread. Salt butter roll - different from the Korean and milk bread salt butter rolls. Chewier along with a crispier crust. Sausage bread - bratwurst sausage w mustard. Not heavy at all. Pineapple and coconut galette- crust was baked to perfection and the flavors complimented each other. Chocolate babka- not too sweet. No need to pair it w coffee. No wait on an early Sunday morning. You can order bread and eat it on the terrace. Good place to enjoy the morning and people watch.

Beautiful outdoor seating area. A short wait to be seated as a single diner, very reasonable. Simple food but well flavored. 95% locals which is nice. The electronic seating and ordering system makes this very western friendly despite being a local spot. The onsite bakery is fantastic and I would recommend grabbing something to go as well.

There are so many unique baked goodies compared to a usual neighbourhood bakery. The prices also aren't that high. I got myself a bagel, the special donut and some rye bread. We can buy and sit out on what they call "terrace seating", which is basically just an open air seating arrangement.

The olive bread here is criminally good. I come here every time I come to omotesando.

The olive bread is the best ever! Great food and place. Nice river view for a relaxing breakfast. Highly recommended to go there and walk along the river afterwards .

This is a cool little outdoor spot I usually hit-up when I'm in Omotesando and craving something other than Japanese food. The menu is pretty good, includes gourmet salads, sandwiches, pancakes, bread, etc...as well as a Craft Beer menu. Menu is both English and Japanese. The staff speak English. The whole restaurant is non-smoking. On the weekends it tends to be crowded so expect to wait. Put your name on the waiting list as soon as you arrive. The majority of seating is outdoor, dress appropriately according to the weather. The atmosphere is casual and has very cool vibe, especially in the warmer months. CICADA shares the same property, so that is also an option. One of my favorite combo plates here is the Avocado Turkey Sandwich with Canadian bacon and a Craft Beer as well as any salad accompanied with basket of bread. That basket of bread is addicting! Anyways, this place I definitely recommend and you will definitely be satisfied.

This is an awesome specialty coffee shop that takes its coffee very seriously. Remember to be patient during busy hours as the drinks and desserts are all crafted with care! I would highly recommend what just might be the best coffee shop in all of Sumida!☕️🙂🎉

Amazing coffee and friendly staff! This establishment takes its coffee very seriously! They are also apparently a barista training center recognized by international barista champions! They have small placards with their drinks to inform you of its characteristics and flavor notes Cozy place to read a book on a rainy day Great dessert options as well! I had the banana cake as well as a chocolate tart of some kinda which were both delicious

Located just access the Skytree, this cafe was also full, but luckily we were able to get a seat within 5 minutes of waiting. Today's selection was the seasonal cold brew, which had a very good balance between bitterness and sweetness and the Tokyo cheesecake, a densely rich type with a hint of sourness. They don't have a lot of seats, so if you don't like waiting, I also recommend you get it to go and enjoy it along the riverside looking up at the Tokyo Skytree. Crowd Size: Very High (5min wait) Payment Method: Credit Card

Had really good coffee here, felt very taken cared of. Incredibly happy I could get coffee this good in a very touristy area like Skytree!

This is one of my all time favorite coffee shops! I go every time I visit Tokyo. They always have new and interesting flavors and the espresso quality is just unbeatable. Their sweets are delicious as well. It's also right by the Skytree, so you get a lovely view if you decide to take a stroll with your delicious beverage. I will never forget the orange latte I had there, it was the best coffee I have ever had I think about it all the time.

Friendly vibe chill little cafe serving delicious fresh coffee, highly recommend if you're walking around the skytree area

This is a quaint little place that was walking distance from our Airbnb. The staff was friendly and welcoming. We had a coffee flight and made our own dessert flight. We even bought some coffee beans make our own lattes at home. The peach earl grey latte was not very peachy and it was underwhelming. The coffee flight was fun and a new experience, they gave us a soda water to mix with the coffee, which was surprisingly delicious. To top it off the desserts were fantastic and the latte art was beautiful!

I made a reservation for a lunch course and visited with four of us, and it took me an hour to get drinks, salad, pasta, and so on...Pasta was just plain carbo pasta, and today's meat steak was just a regular steak. The last course, dessert, didn't come out for more than an hour and a half. I don't think you need to spend this much time on a trip. I don't recommend it.

Had to stop by to use the bathroom and ended up just recharging with coffee and some dessert 🍨 honestly think it's missrated. It's clean and the servers were friendly. Didn't have the food but the dessert and coffee was good. I was sat and served immediately and the drink and dessert came out in 5 mins

Not sure why the rating is so low as I found this cafe to be decent. The coffee was good and the caramel cheesecake was pretty tasty. The space is nice and open and the staff was friendly and accommodating. There were plenty of people around and the atmosphere was positive. Prices were on par with similar cafes.

Not worth the wait, or the prices Ambience is average, there was a large waitlist when we arrived but the moved pretty quickly. Everyone must order a drink even if you’re eating/ordering snacks. Menu is both Japanese and English so it’s pretty foreigner friendly however it seemed like everyone in there was Japanese/a local. Drinks range from 550 to ~870 yen and the fruit tea is super bland and pretty much a cup full of ice. The matcha pudding although it looks really cool also isn’t worth it, it’s creamy but that’s about it, not sweet, not decadent, just a bland mousse.

We walked for 15 minutes in the pouring rain to get there just to hear one of the waitresses say that the place is closed (we came a hour prior to the closing time). At this point i simply asked if i could at least use the toilet and was disgustingly replied with an angry “no!”..

One of the cafes near Shibuya station that is open late on Monday (until 23.00) and serves dessert. The dessert menu is a little limited but the portions are filling. The space is cozy for conversing with friends.

Went there for the pudding because I saw it on a few blogs. It was so bad that we couldn’t finish it. Matcha pudding was thick and grainy. Tasted like matcha cake rather than pudding. Custard pudding was a little better in terms of texture but also hard. Honestly had better pudding from convenient store… Also didn’t like that they have a one drink system because we each ordered food and desserts and didn’t need a drink. Spent about 2,500yen each (drinks are mostly about 600yen) 2 stars because 1. the Caesar salad and pasta was good . 2. The environment is nice if you want to chill and chat

Literally the best croissants I've ever eaten. I also had a matcha scone, which was equally incredible. But I'm going to focus this review on the croissants. This place always has a long line. It has a great reputation and it deserves it. Yesterday, I walked by in the late afternoon, just before they closed. No line, but only a few items left. I went in and bought some stuff. I ordered a plain croissant and a chocolate one. I didn't eat the chocolate one until the next morning, and it was still the best chocolate croissant I've ever had, even a day old. Yes, I've eaten croissants in Paris. These are better. They do everything that's amazing about how they make them in France, but leveled up. The exterior was delicate and flaky; it looks like it's going to be too crispy, like a hard crunch. But it's not, it's perfect. You bite through the crisp, buttery exoskeleton into layered, doughy, chewy deliciousness. It has the buoyant and tender mouth-feel of good high-hydration sourdough, but in thin laminated sheets. The butter coats your mouth. Then, there's just enough salt to enrich all the flavors. When I write a croissant review, I expect to talk about how one thing is featured. I might write something like, "this croissant is all about showing off high quality butter fat" or "nothing distracts from the perfect layered pastry dough." In this case, I can't. Everything is exceptional and emphasized in equal measure. You taste each component of a croissant, one after the other, like that flavor-changing candy in Willy Wonka. Finally, you'll meditate on the sum of parts, living in croissant bliss. I wish I bought more. I will go back. And I'm willing to wait in line, now. It's that good.

TOLO PAN • TOKYO ———— LOCATION———— 📍 3 Chome 14-3 Higashiyama, Meguro city Transportation: 4 mins walk from Metro ———— SUMMARY———— Clean: Tidy and clean Price: Reasonable price C. Preference : 🎈 🎈 🎈 🎈 🎈 Taste: Croissant—This freshly baked croissant I had was incredibly good, perfect crispy layers outside, buttery just right. Got my 2nd one right after for my afternoon tea. Salty bread— Slight chewy but still felt moist inside with crusty outside. The range of breads selection is impressive, hope that I can try other items on my next visit. Atmosphere: Wonderful neighborhood patisserie, really love this small local bakery in Meguro district . Went there on early morning for my breakfast. Take away only, as the bakery smell so good. I can’t wait to enjoy my 1st 🥐 outside the shop. And get my 2nd one right away., there’s already a line outside the shop, need to wait for 5-8mins to get back to the shop. Merchandise also available in the shop. Staffs are nice and friendly even I do not speak Japanese. Truly, Highly recommended if you visit Tokyo in that area. . #patisserie #tokyobakery #東京パン #東京パン屋 #voyages #tokyofoodie #tokyo2025 #tokyobread #tolopantokyo #tolo #tokyopatisserie #amazingjapan #tokyosummer #東京のパン屋マップ #のパン #solotraveller #lifewelltravelled #travellifestyle #foodporn #foodphotography #foodielovehongkong #hongkongfoodie #tokyoguide #hongkongfoodie #hongkongfood #hkfoodie #hkfood #cc_storybook

I had my best croissant so far in Tokyo. It may seem a bit over-baked for some, but it was really gorgeous. It was still hot when I had it. So crispy on the outside and you can smell it was made with real butter, which isn't the case in all the bakeries here in Tokyo. You can't imagine how happy I was when I finally had a real croissant after visiting quite a few bakeries here. The price is 390en but considering its size and quality material, it was really a good deal. I wish I could try other bread but I was full after one croissant. I will definitely come back! By the way, I don't recommend the donuts. At 420en and nothing special, not quite a good deal.

This might be the biggest croissant I had ever tried. It's a mixure of crunchy and chewy texture. I got full just eat one because of its buttery flavor. Setagaya baguette is also very unique which is spreading with goose butter outside and that makes aromatic savory. I highly recommend! :))

A nice little bakery found a bit further out from the busier Shibuya area. The staff were very friendly. I tried multiple items they offered and personally thought the curry bread was some of the best I found while in Japan.

The best cinnamon roll we’ve ever had in our lives hands down. It’s actually made me sad knowing that another cinnamon roll will never come close and I’ll never get to eat it again. 10/10 will ruin your life

Really good bakery, with lots of delicious options to choose from. The staff are wonderful and sometimes gift you with a sample of a baked good when you buy something! Tolo Pan offers great service and even though it’s a small bakery, it has a pleasant and welcoming atmosphere. I feel lucky to have found this place! In this picture I’ve uploaded, I used cheese on a slice of brown bread from a loaf I bought at Tolo Pan on the right hand side. On the left hand side, I have the curry pan (curry filled bread) which in my opinion, is the best curry pan I’ve ever tried! And it’s not too spicy in my opinion. You *might* be able to ask for a tester if you’re not sure about the spice level. Enjoy! @fashionmode

We queued for about 50 minutes, so naturally, I was expecting the food to be mind-blowingly good—something truly worth the wait. Unfortunately, it didn’t quite live up to the hype. The overall experience felt a bit average, like something you could easily get at other Western-style cafés. Their signature dishes were decent, but nothing particularly amazing or memorable. The chicken karaage, however, was a standout—crispy, juicy, and flavorful—definitely something the Japanese do exceptionally well. The cacao drink was a bit too sour for my taste, and the dark rum coffee had only a very mild coffee flavor, which was underwhelming. The pudding is also average, and the brown sugar tastes a bit bitter... In summary, it’s a nice café, but only if there’s little to no queue. Otherwise, it feels like a bit of a letdown and not really worth such a long wait.

This place is a bit confusing. It's hard to order pastries and then sit down and eat them. The ordering counter for meals (burgers, sandwiches) is at a different place than the ordering counter for pastries, but we wanted to eat pastries in the restaurant. It feels like decisions need to be made very quickly and there's little explanation of how that should happen properly. It's almost just 2 shops in the same building, where the pastry counter has no menu and you just have to take pictures of what's available if you need time to think. I think we waited about a half hour to order (which was reasonable). The pastries were pretty good/okay. I don't think there's enough butter in all of Japan to actually rival French pastries, so that should not be your bar if you're going here. We tried several different pastries and the best were the financiers and the sausage dog imo. That said, the cafe latte and the brown sugar dessert option were freaking phenomenal. I would definitely go back for those, but not really anything else. The burger was juicy, but mostly drowned in ketchup and too sweet.

May 2025: Visiting from the United States and stayed at the Grand Hyatt nearby. Workers are very friendly. Found this bakery that had amazing coffee and baked goods nearby. Coffee was fabulous with wonderful tasting notes 🎶. I normally add oat milk instead of cream. The restaurant had oat milk as an upgradeable option.👍 My favorite baked goods were the bread 🍞 and the raisin roll. Also tried the avocado 🥑 toast. Stayed at the hotel for six nights and this place was my go-to for coffee and breakfast. Probably stopped by for coffee, pastries and/or bread six different times. On the last day of my vacation, I tried a "pain perdu" which was so delicious. Reminds me of a french toast... And I looked up the name and it's literally french toast 😀. Aside from the delicious bread, this is my new favorite! Will definitely come back again when I am in Tokyo again!

One of the most popular bakery shop in the area, lots of people were queuing pf a seat. For take out, no need to wait. I waited for 20mins for a seat, then ordered. This is my third time here, every menu was delicious, especially the bakery. Coffee is ok. Salad and bread are the best

Came on a Saturday morning around 11:00 am. There was already a line and the staff said it would be around a 20 minute wait for a party of 2. It ended up taking closer to 30. You order from the register and there’s separate ones for the bakery side and food. We ordered the jerk chicken bagel and the eggs Benedict toast. The toast was delicious, and the bagel was also solid. A little pricey but it’s a nice ambiance and good location if you’re around Roppongi hills. Also got a sourdough to go, which was delicious.

The service attitude is bad: the ordering flow was so strange, you have to walk against the flow to check the pastry section after taking the number in another entry. After waiting a while to get a table, I have to walk back to make the order AND the clerk asked me serval times if I have a seat to dine in. I showed her my number ticket and told her I already have one table, then she seemed not believing me and asked me to point out where exactly my seat was. I was traveling solo, how can I put my purse in the outside table and walk back inside to make the order?! Of course I have to carry my purse around, and that does not mean that I don’t have a seat, especially I already told her many times that I already have one seat! Back to the croissant: just average. Crispy but not airy. The dark rum latte is good.

Best bread I had opportunity to taste in Japan, loved it. Definitely will come back again. Great taste & atmosphere. Friendly and helpful staff. Thank you very much for this experience 🙏❤️

-Visited Feb 22 2025- Good coffee and tasty Western-style breakfast. I got the avocado toast, which was decent but nothing too special. There was a steady flow of customers, but the space was well-managed with enough seating for everyone. There’s also a cozy corner with small trinkets and kitchenware for sale—a nice touch that adds to the charm of the café.

Cute industrial style restaurant/cafe in the area. The vibe is great, the coffee and sweets are tasty, lunch pales when compared to their vibe and dessert. Service is good but slower when busy. Price is on the higher end but nice to start for a while.

A decent cafe for western breakfast (although quite limited variety) and cuppa coffee. Avocado toast, scramble egg, salad and sausage, the usual suspect.....Just feel like eating so googled and headed for it. It's hard to score well in these kinda food but it didn't disappoint.

A decent Western style cafe. We went in the late afternoon (4pm) and we were able to find a table for four. They serve a wide selection of drinks so we ended up having beer and lemonade. The baked cheese cake was actually really tasty. It's very foreigner friendly, have English menus and the staff speaks English

Amazing australian-style restaurant cafe, which I believe pretty rare in Tokyo. Super great vibe. Not pictured, but I also had their flat white and its absolutely gorgeous. Their merch are also very cute although pretty pricey. Definitely will come back on a more colder day.

! Visited on Sept 14th ! Hands down one of the best places I've been to ever since I got to Tokyo! I'm not a person to actually eat breakfast outside but with my friends we decided on giving this place a try and I was pleasantly surprised! I got the yuzu lemonade and the texan sandwich, which tasted amazing with its sauce. The staff were able to communicate in English, one even being fluent as one of my friends doesn't speak any Japanese at all. The only part that broke our hearts was to not be able to pay seperately! But other than that everything was awesome ! Thank you!

Great coffee and atmosphere at this Tokyo branch of an Australian coffee shop. Flat white with oat milk was excellent. Barista service was friendly and fun. The vibe was low key but not dull. Big space. Very cool non-coffee items for sale.

Tucked in back street, a small artisan baker specialized in hard bread made of wheat flour grown on their own farm in Yatsugatake. Small cafe area as well.

Delicious pastries and terrific-looking (and -smelling!) breads. Had a perfect pain au chocolat here and will be back to try more.

Small bakery, quite pricey, but great. All the breads I tried tasted good. Not too sweet, soft, not buttery.

If you are a bread lover you should come and pay a visit

One of the best baker of Tokyo!

(Translated by Google) This shop is only open on Thursdays and Saturdays from 1 PM onwards. I happened to be passing by on Saturday and finally made my first visit. I arrived just after 2 PM, and there was no wait; there was only one other customer in the shop. The bread selection seemed a little limited. It wasn't exactly complete, but there was still plenty left. ◆What I ordered Black bean bread Cinnamon roll I bought the black bean bread because it was rare. This bread is packed with black beans in a slightly sweet pumpkin dough. The black beans have a strong sweetness and are very delicious. If you see it, I highly recommend trying it. The cinnamon roll has a softer dough than a Danish pastry. It's not overly sweet, but rather subtly sweet with a strong cinnamon aroma. This bakery makes the most of the ingredients to create a gentle flavor. They offer a wide variety of simple breads, all of which are delicious thanks to their solid ingredients. I would love to visit again! (Original) 木曜、土曜の13時〜のみ営業のこちらのお店。 たまたま近くを土曜日に通り掛かって念願の初訪問です。 14時すぎの訪問、待ちはなしで店内には先客1組でした。 パンの種類は少し少なくなってたかな？揃ってる！という感じではありませんが、まだ沢山残ってました。 ◆頼んだもの 黒豆パン シナモンロール 黒豆パンは珍しくて購入。 ほんのり甘いかぼちゃの生地に、ぎっしりと入った黒豆のパンです。 黒豆がしっかり黒豆の甘さがしてとても美味しい。 ぜひ見かけたら食べて欲しいです。 シナモンロールはデニッシュ生地というよりはふんわりとしたパン生地。 ガッツリ甘めというよりは甘さ控えめでしっかりシナモンの香るパンです。 素材を生かした優しい味のベーカリーです。 シンプルなパンが多く、しっかり素材で勝負する美味しさでした。 ぜひまたお伺いしたいです！

(Translated by Google) I visited Sora to Mugi to for the first time. It's a 6-minute walk from Ebisu Station on the JR Yamanote Line and Saikyo Line. Located right in the middle of Ebisu and Daikanyama, it's only open two days a week, from 13:00 to 18:00 on Thursdays and Saturdays, and closes when it's sold out! Open two days a week, it's a popular shop that's been selected as one of the top 100 bread shops. I bought a chocolate pepper for 280 yen. The chocolate is rich and the bread has a chewy texture that makes it satisfying to eat! You can also taste the wheat flavor, it's delicious! Thank you for the meal. (Original) ＪＲ山手線・埼京線恵比寿駅から徒歩６分『空と麦と』に初訪問しました。 恵比寿と代官山のちょうど真ん中ぐらいにあり営業日時が週2日間だけで木曜日と土曜日の13:00 - 18:00のみで売り切れ次第終了！ 週２日営業でパン百名店選出してる人気店 チョコペッパー280円を購入。 チョコは濃厚でパンはもっちり食感もあり食べ応えある！小麦の風味も味わえうまうま！ ご馳走様でした。

Great savoury pastries: the bacon and jalapeno bun is fab, and even better is the bacon epi - constructed like buds on a branch. The Homme custard danish is soft, rich and not too sweet, and the Home-made ginger ale is good, but could be a little sharper. Then there’s craft beers, outdoor seating, all day breakfast and more!

The beef tongue stew in a bread bowl didn't look as good as the one on the menu but it tasted ok and the bread was nicely toasted. Ordered a caffe latte and 2 chocolate cookies to go. No latte art but the coffee tasted good. The cookies were big but just ok.

Service was slow and not very friendly, but the food was very good. If you aren't in a rush, it's a decent spot for a date. I came because of the positive reviews but I likely wouldn't come regularly for the poor service. I'm sure they could use more staff so that one person isn't doing so much at once, so I blame management, not the front end worker.

Passed by this bakery one morning so I stopped to grab a quick bite. The croissants were just average comparing to other Japanese bakery. The cheesy hotdog was too salty to my liking, but my friend said it's okay. If you'd like to sit at the window bar, each person has to buy a drink. No sharing. I wouldn't mind if their drinks weren't so pricey and didn't even taste as good as the vending machines stuff. I saw some reviews about bad service and thought it's Japan it can't be that bad. But how wrong. The cashier was less friendly than the worst wait staff I've encountered in Toronto. With average food, pricey drinks and unfriendly service, I'll only recommend this place to people I wanna unfriend.

It was really crowded and the wait for a table was long but the food was good and affordable. Large assortment of baked goods.

Lunch specials for ￥1000 which sounds reasonable enough for Toks. Seating is limited and a bit tight but comfy. Free Wi-Fi for the poor peasants who need it. Breakfast served all day, errrie day!

We went here for breakfast because hardly anything opens for breakfast in Ebisu. We had the french toast which was super eggy and not pleasant to eat, I could not even taste any of the bread. The coffee was average to have one time, I would suggest just grabbing something from the bakery instead of ordering from the food menu.

A very trendy place with fresh and modern design and atmosphere. You should stop be here for a quick drink or bites when in Shibuya. This place is not only a restaurant but also a bar, the reception of a hotel, a club in the evening and it also has exhibitions time to time.

Had the breakfast buffet and main. It was just okay and not amazing. The bread especially the bread slices were good but other than that it was just alright. Not a big selection of bread as well.

I’ve tried the cheesecake and the apple pie, definitively not the best but the place is very well designed with a nice environment. I like the counter next to the window, it brings sunlight and distraction from the street

We arrived here at 1000hr for the breakfast and bakery buffet. Paid about ¥3500 for 2 which is extremely expensive considering they do not replenish the bakery buffet section when items are finished for the day. Specifically we have to ask twice why the chocolate scones are not replenish and they said out of stock for the day. However at he counter where individual items are chargeable and sold separately, there are chocolate scones for sales. We find it’s very strange and weird when the item in the bakery buffet is out of stock and yet it’s available for purchase at another counter when the buffet ends at 1100hr! Upon approaching the staff 3rd time. Asking why it’s available for sales and not available in bakery buffet. A kind lady staff decided to offer me 2 scones. We accepted it reluctantly but I guess it’s one of the unique Japanese culture. Initially we plan to stay at this hotel Kor and Trunk hotel on our next trip to enjoy their unique interior deco and service (we are at home Muji Ginza this time) but after this weird experience, we will avoid this hotel from now on. 😔😔😔

Sometimes the cover promise more than the content. This may be an award winning design but...3 items on the menu? An egg sandwich. A spagghetti. A pudding. In the middle they have 2 types of croissants and 1 sandwich. You should see the size of their kitchen....I mean what for? Its honestly ridiculous. Then they serve water in real glasses but the tea I ordered was served in a plastic cup...while.i sit in the restaurant. Get real

Happy to charge us 400 yen for coffee when there was free coffee at the buffet we were paying for. We considered it a foreigner tax. Coffee was terrible, too. I watched in horror as the person arranging the breads sneezed all over the platter.

This is a great casual lunch/dinner spot in Shibuya. Lunch sets well-priced, and the a la carte dinner is reasonable, too. Modern decor but music at a volume you can actually talk at. Teriyaki burger and koe ramen were both good. Would definitely come back.

I believe the baguette was filled with furikake. It was also somewhat soft, almost like a croissant. You can see in the video how it moves after the bite—really interesting! I’m curious to know how it’s made. Absolutely delicious!

A small bakery with highest quality of breads you could find. It's always queue outside. Their baguette is the best one I ever tried.

This place is so good! My only favorite bakery in Shinjuku, Tokyo so far! It’s a small cute bakery and people always are queuing in front of it. Make sure you get there before 11 or 12, otherwise there’s nothing much left! The staff is super friendly and most of them know enough English. The bread, any kind that I get, always amazes me! They are so creative on baking breads. You can find sourdough with nuts or fruits, croissants 🥐, baguettes 🥖, also some Japanese style bread.

Literally, the best croissant in Tokyo. It's a small boulangerie with no place to sit in but you will have the best experience with croissants, baguettes, pain au chocolat, etc. Must visit in Kagurazaka if you are a bread lover.

Summer of 2025. Last weekend of June. We came to a university town area. Wonder through the narrow alleys with local tiny shops… through a small playground. And finally I arrived at this shop opposite a temple. The queue might be 10-15min. So decide in your brain first so that you won’t haul the rest of the world. We knew exactly what we wanted as I’ve watched the YouTube video many a times. The staff packed each bread in brown paper bags. We left in a jiffy. I’m from Singapore and managed to save the Asama bread for 2 days and flew home. I’m saving them in slices in my freezer now. It has a combo texture of a cake & a bread. Very interesting. As for the smaller breads such as croissants, it’s best to eat it immediately at the park or you’ll need to heat it up to enjoy the hard work of the bakers. I will visit again soonest when I visit my mil again. Until then keep it up!

My wife and I went to this lovely bakery store the first time. We were recommended by our French collègue about this place. We ordered their croissant along with other nice stuffs. We really loved it, especially their croissant, it’s the best I had eaten in Tokyo so far. It reminded me some of the best croissants I had in Montreal. We went to nearby park to eat and went back again to buy more croissant. Would definitely revisit again.

I'm happy to recommend this wonderful bakery! It's the only one I've found in Tokyo that makes bread worthy of a real French bakery. The staff are pleasant and smiling, and so far I've never been disappointed. The breads are delicious, especially the "Rustique" buns. What's more, there's a wide selection of breads and some viennese pastries. It's a real pleasure to make the trek each morning before my classes to come and savor this delicious bread. Merci beaucoup, et continuez ainsi !

An amazing Melon Pan shop, a must visit if you are in the area. We were visiting Japan for the first time and it was out first Melon Pan, we have now tried many others and nothing is as good as the Melon Pan Factory.

Definitely above the average pastries!

(Translated by Google) I've been there many times because I can eat delicious sweet potato pie for only 100 yen, but the attitude of the female staff is the worst. The male owner who was there when I went there before? The clerk? He was a very friendly person, which was nice, but he was gone every time. Is it normal to not be able to say "thank you" at the end? By the way, even if you go there at 10 o'clock, they only sell one type of melon bread. Sweet potato pie seems to be ready at 12 o'clock, so it's late and I won't come unless I'm nearby. I like sweet potato pie because it's cost-effective and tastes great. I'm hesitant to go there because the staff's attitude is terrible. (Original) 美味しいスイートポテトパイが100円という値段で食べれるので何度も行っているが女性店員の態度が最悪。以前に行った際にいた男性オーナーさん？店員さん？はすごく愛想の良い方で良かったのだが毎回いない。最後に「ありがとうございます」も言えないって普通なんですか？ ちなみに10時に行ってもメロンパン1種類しか売ってない。12時にスイートポテトパイが準備できるようで時間も遅めだし近くにいることがなければ来ない。コスパと味が良くてスイートポテトパイ好きなんですがね。店員の態度が最悪なので行くのを迷う。

(Translated by Google) I always buy it. We recommend the chocolate melon! We also recommend the croissants! The soba vending machine is also cheap at 100 yen! (Original) いつも買ってます。 おすすめはチョコメロンです！ クロワッサンもおすすめです！ そばの自販機は100円で安いのも魅力ですね！

(Translated by Google) This shop is located about 5 minutes walk from Kachidoki Station. The big melonpan sign is the landmark. You can enjoy various melon breads. (Original) 勝どき駅から徒歩5分ほどの所にあるお店。 メロンパンの大きな看板が目印。 いろいろなメロンパンを楽しめます。

(Translated by Google) Visited on Friday around 10:30. It seemed to be on sale, so I bought 2 pieces of chocolate chip melon bread for 120 yen. (I intended to buy one, but ended up buying two without realizing it.) Melon bread was sold out. It's crunchy and very delicious. (Original) 金曜日10:30頃訪問。セールのようで、チョコチップメロンパンが120円、2個買いました。（一個のつもりでしたが、気づかず2個買ってました。） メロンパンは売り切れでした。 ザクザクでとても美味しいです。

(Translated by Google) Crunchy on the outside. A popular store with delicious melon bread that is soft and chewy on the inside. There are many different types, but personally, the ``plain'' type is the most delicious. (Original) 外がカリカリサクサク。中はふんわりもっちりで美味しいメロンパンの人気店。色々種類はあるが個人的には「プレーン」タイプが一番美味しい。

Overall, it's just satisfactory, but it's not worth the long wait in my opinion, especially if you're not nearby. Traveling specifically for this shop might not be that worth it. The quality of the bread can be inconsistent, depending on which type you choose. I visited twice and bought 6 pieces in total. 1 of them (ie the jalapeno one) is very good , another 3 are just okay. 3 of them are quite disappointing in my opinion including the cake, the mentaiko (めんたいこ) one and the pistachio one.

Incredible bakery. The smell brings you right in! Everything tasted fresh and handmade with care. The croissants and red bean bread were especially good — flaky, buttery, and worth the line. One of those small places that just nails quality.

I am from France and after 2 months of Japan, i was craving for Bread 🥖 🤣 so i checked on google map and found Beaver Bread. I did a homemade custom sandwich 🤣 was super good! I love it, almost cried.. Anyway, good bread! Thank you!

I regret only one thing - that we found this place that late and that we cannot repeat the visit. The place is very cute and offers a great variety of snacks. We selected 5 different ones and all of them were just perfect. I strongly recommend!!!!

Loved the spicy nut scone. The heat left a great taste. A bit on the drier side, best warmed up to moisten it I think. The sourdough and white bread were good, white bread especially - dense and with a firm bite, great for sandwiches. Deifnitely want to toast both. Cornbread is savory, would be perfect with more butter or some sweet spread. Cornbread and the not overly sweet scone seem worth going out of the way for. Also a bunch of other good looking things here even at 4pm. Also really nice looking pricy jams, I'll have to try in the future!

March, 2023 If you're in the mood for delicious bread, Beaver Bread in Higashi Nihonbashi is a great option. The bakery is small, cozy, and has a friendly atmosphere that will make you feel right at home. The bakery offers an impressive variety of bread, ranging from classic red bean buns to unique and inventive large campagnes. There's also a rotating menu of seasonal bread that adds something new for returning customers. March, 2023 The quality of the bread is exceptional, with each loaf and bun baked to perfection using high-quality ingredients and traditional techniques. You can taste the dedication and care put into each product, which has made Beaver Bread a beloved neighborhood bakery.

Very small corner store bakery offering variety of sweet and savory pastries and bread. There’s almost always a queue but it moves quickly. You can choose to eat the bread at the nearby cafe, but you must order a drink.

This is a shokupan famous shop, but this is not like the one in Ginza. There is no seats here, and they just Sell bread. There are not sandos ot any other products. Please be aware of it, since there are other pictures that may lead you think there are other products. Store is really small and there is place for just 1 client at once.

CENTRE is the toasting king! When it is fresh, skin is slight crisp, the sound ‘ka-za-ka-za’ while tearing it is so satisfying. Who would have known Centre goes well with Sapporo? Yes, I drink beer because I eat Centre (or the other way around) A missing star because I only like it after toasted. Recommend for those who like wheaty taste and less sweet bread

we bought the most popular one which recommend by the store staff. it tasty and really enjoy it well with different topping.

Choice between white bread with 2 different grain origins, US or Japan. Great quality, fluffy and moist for days, really yummy. Queuing and early sold out on weekends

I really don’t understand why people think this place is good. $8 for a load of pretty average bread that they won’t even slice for you. There are plenty of bakeries around that most importantly have nicer bread but provide better service and value for money

This shop is for take away only. There are 2 choices of bread; Japanese and American. 900 yen per a block. Jam and butter are available for sale too.

A product of Japan's bizarre fixation on low nutrition, clinically precise white bread.

Amazing delicious and perfect bakery! Super 5 star. Highly recommended.

Delicious

A Must visit to everyone around, A family bakery, grab all you can get and ask for more kinds that still waiting inside the kitchen Very very tasty, fresh, cheap Cash only And only 8 chairs to sit We sat there once and reloaded the table twice But the second time wasn't lucky, so we took away to the hotel room

Delicious local family bakery, Kazama chef is been making bread for over 50 years!

So welcoming and nice.

Old couple run bakery. Delicious breads and very friendly although they don't speak any English.

Very busy place,cash only

Nice quiet place with great coffee and delicious food. This would be a regular place if I lived here. Thank you :) no photos and no wifi, great place to enjoy conversation:)

Beautiful little cafe and they know it. For specialty coffee the price is not bad. My ethiopian cup was so sour I thought I was chewing on a sour apple candy. It’s good, but the decorations are doing the heavy lifting. Probably a nice place to spend an hour but I left when the coffee was done. I just got that kind of vibe.

The best expresso tonic I had in Tokyo! Pls give the drink a try! Lovely cozy small cafe at the back street! Strictly no photo policy inside and outside of the cafe. Will be back to try out the food and other drinks!

This was one of the best cafes I’ve been to. Equivalent to Corvus coffee. I appreciated how they offered an option to allow espresso shots for their speciality coffee beans too. I’m in awe how great it was.

A cute and relaxing atmosphere with a good variety of drink and food items. I had a Maple Cinnamon Latte and an Egg on Toast. Both were delicious as well as visually appealing. Tucked into a little alley, it's easy to miss but worth finding! Very friendly staff as well. I would love to come back.

Cool rustic cafe, with eclectic decor and glorious woods throughout - tables, chairs, pillars and beams. Great cacao chai latte and avocado toast. Was informed there’s a no photo policy (after these were taken), which is a shame. Showcasing the quaint and cosy vibes to encourage more patrons would be good.

A great cafe in Hiroo tucked away in a small alley that should be visited. The maple cinnamon latte definitely stands out and is worth the trip alone. The space is nice and the vibe cozy. Staff was friendly and accommodating. They serve food as well. Highly recommend checking this place out.

My wife and I stopped in for lunch. We both ordered a set meal. We were so happy. The rice balls, which are obviously their specialty, were some of the best I've ever had. Warm soft rice, just sticky enough to hold its shape as you bite into it, but not starchy. The fillings were next-level tasty. Bold and bright! There was a delicious crisp and fresh salad with tomatoes that were surprisingly delicious, considering they looked a little pale. The spicy cucumber salad was crunchy with light chili spice and not too much vinegar. The potato salad was rich and creamy, with nice strands of sweet onion. We tried both the karaage and the braised pork belly. I was impressed with both. These are normally fatty, heavy foods, but this preparation was light and airy. The flavors weren't too concentrated. The chicken was seasoned enough for taste without going overboard--so many karaages are over seasoned and too salty. The pork also had a nice light gelatinous sauce that wasn't at all greasy. The miso soup didn't fail to impress me either. It had lots of vegetables and wakame, plenty of tofu chunks, and the broth had complex flavor that was reserved, but not bland. The atmosphere is nice, but busy. And the service is direct and to the point, down to business with little friendly banter. Don't hesitate to try this place.

Food was good. Selections of Onigiri was already lacking at 13:00. Fried chicken was super tasty. Shogayaki was ok. Menu was written on the wall in Japanese. Didn’t see an English menu , staff was friendly. Be prepared to point or use some Japanese.

I tried to dine in last year but it was too late because they had just taken the last order (2:30). I went in at 2:40. So this time I made sure that I allowed myself enough time. Ordered Karaage Lunch Set. The simple white rice onigiri was very tasty. (I was not sure if I was supposed to eat by hands or chopsticks.) Karaage was fresh fried and I loved that. Very basic Japanese home cooking. Cute interior. The lady could have explained to me that it was self serve style. You wait for your number to be called and you put away your tray. I would like to try Youbari Set next time.

Stylish and clean cafe with good choice of freshly made delicious onigiri. You can order either set menu, or choose what you like from the showcase.

Cool vibe. 5 minute walk to station. Went for lunch and ongiri was nothing amazing. Good choice of different onigiri flavors though. Around 1,000 Yen.

Very good location with stylish atmosphere. The rice balls were a bit salty for me but the side dishes were very homemade and good.

Such a chilled out cafe. The onigiri was delicious but the karage fried chicken was so delicate and perfect. Wish we had found it sooner.

Great coffee space among an expansive space. Rare in Tokyo. The prices are on the high side but expected from the area. Flat white was 600 yen. Brownies 400 yen. Both are so-so - coffee taste was weak and the brownies was more cakey then fudgey. I think their main draw really is the space. There is a free wifi by the city. And when I came here at 1030am on a Friday there are plenty of seating. However there is no power point for charging

Cozy factory style roastery / cafe right next to a big plant shop. Get a seat next to the big windows / doors so you can enjoy the view. You might even see some sparrows. The drinks and pastries are great too.

Nicely decorated and spacious place with a laid-back atmosphere. Coffee was excellent, while the bakes were good. Recommend the oat latte

OCT 2024 The coffee shop is located in a shared green space; inside there are plenty of seats but was very busy when I visited so I decided to order a cold brew for takeout. The cold brew was mild and refreshing, probably a light or medium roast; pretty good coffee.

I was planning to come here for a very long time and finally got the chance. The concept of putting together a couple of shops around with the open space in the middle is actually interesting. This coffeeshop itself has its own space, which is what it used to be a warehouse, but well placed and with live music (without becoming a nightclub). The coffee was good and wanted to try some sweets but most of them were sold out.

Wonderful find. A lot of place so it was easy to get a table. There are a few power outlets in case you need to charge. The coffee is excellent, really well balanced and the bake shop has delectable treats. I enjoyed the lemon cake and scone. If you have children there is an area they can run around outside.

I came here on a rainy day so there weren't many people. I was served quickly and the staffs were very helpful. Their cream cheese scone was lovely. If only they had free wifi as I had to use the city provided one. Music is very good but it can be a bit too loud and distracting. I think it's better to hang out with friends here rather than working.

I came here because they sell sourdough bread and I’ve been on a mission to find the best in Tokyo. They have several sourdough options which was a nice touch, with a whole host of other breads to choose from. I got the baguette sliced plus just a regular sourdough bread slice, which was a bit unique and worth trying. Both were delicious and I’d go back for not only those but for the other varieties as well. Staff were great and service fast.

My first time buying sour bread in Tokyo. I came all the way from Adachi because of the good reviews. I haven't eaten them yet, and i plan to freeze some. However i had the blueberry cream cheese for dine in. It was really fulfilling and one is enough for me. The older male staff was really kind. Really good atmosphere and service. Only cashless!

Definitely one of the best bakeries in the area, and with amazing service. The choice is not as large as larger bakeries- which to me is a good thing. They specialize in rye breads and sourdough and they excel at it. The hot sandwiches using their ciabatta is excellent. The blueberry cream cheese was my favorite.

As a Google reviewer I count on Google review to identify new restaurants and places to visit especially while travelling. This bakery has a 4.8 Google review that’s very reassuring. As it is not close to subway station, I took a 40-min walk from my hotel. This bakery is truly a hidden gem. Decoration of the bakery is very pretty and offers a very comforting ambiance. Great music. All bakery are pre-packed for easy selection with name tags to indicate the ingredients. Some variety of the bread offer half or even quarter size! They are very soft and fresh. The store has some seatings to allow eat in. Staff are very friendly and patient to allow me to take photos. I bought a few items and they offer me three big slices of sour dough bread for free! They definitely live up to the 5 stars rating! Highly recommend.

This place deserves 5 stars. It’s really clean inside. You feel so welcomed. The morning staff especially is always helpful and pleasant. They play nice music. I usually arrive 7:55 am and I know they open at 8:00 am but she would let me in. I come here before going to work. Their bread is really delicious and I think it’s now my favorite bread shop in Tokyo. I’m sure that I’ll continue supporting them. Thank you for the delicious bread.

Best sourdough I’ve ever tasted. Big fan of the ham and cheese sandwich and my daughter and I give the corn soup a 10 / 10! Very friendly owner and staff and great vibes in the store with relaxing music playing gently.

Best bread in Japan! The owner was so lovely and heated up my quick snack for me (Spinach and Bacon Twist. Was DIVINE and very fresh. Also had some olive bread which was easily best sourdough in Japan. Took a photo halfway through it 🤣

Such a cool restaurant concept! Bringing together different cultures through cuisine is a beautiful experience and Taste The World executes it perfectly. They rotate international dishes and always offer American, English, and Taiwanese breakfasts, as well as a huge variety of international beverages and side dishes. They were sold out of the Uzbek breakfast by late morning (11:30), so if you want to try the rotating main dish, you should arrive early. We had the English breakfast, churros, paxlava (Uzbek dessert), Cola Cao, and ginger chai tea. All delicious and incredibly fresh tasting! On a late Monday morning, we waited about 30 minutes for a table but food arrived promptly after being seated. The staff was all very friendly and helpful, answering any questions we had and even making adjustments to the meal. I highly recommend enjoying a meal here as your tastebuds will be teleported to the totally unique culinary flavors of a special country. We look forward to eating here again during our next trip to Japan!

We enjoyed a hearty breakfast at this cafe in Ginza. We were able to walk in on a weekday soon after they opened. The restaurant is small and only has 2 tables (one being large so you may be sitting next to a stranger). They have 3 permanent breakfast options (English, American and Thai) and then one rotating menu. I was lucky enough to try the Turkish breakfast which was excellent! I was a little skeptical as I haven’t had that before but it was very good. I ate every bite!

The price for what you get is not worth it in my opinion. The food is nothing special and the place is super tiny! We got the American breakfast. The pancakes were paper thin, the pancakes were pretty small and we barely got any breakfast potatoes. We paid around $35 dollars for two meals and two coffees. It might look like a big plate but the plates are rather small. The pancakes and coffee had good flavor. We were satisfied but not full. If you’re hungry this might not be the place to go. The staff were nice and courteous. We felt rushed because there’s very limited space and the line outside had grown. Wouldn’t come again.

Nice little restaurant, 12 seats. We got the Lithuania & Taiwan breakfasts. Very good experience, recommended if you want to try something different/unique.

Amazing breakfast! You know it’s good when a line forms before opening, I chose the Uzbekistan breakfast. Everything is well prepared to perfection. Wonderful ingredients, flavor and presentation. It is worth the wait! Thank you

Great brunch place that offer international food and it introduces new countries every few months. The place is very small so expect to wait to get a seat especially a big group. I recommend the American with scrambled very tasty and Turkish breakfast.

We are a family of 4 (two adults, two kids). We came here on a Saturday morning. I waited in line at 8:59 and got in at 9:57. Practically an hour wait, because we wanted to sit together. We were offered if we’d like to sit separately, in which case we could have been sat about 5 minutes earlier. There was a sign at the table to keep your meal to within 90 minutes during busy periods. Food arrived quickly: the first plate arrived within 5 minutes of us sitting down. 🍽️ Turkish Breakfast: we were especially excited to have menemen and borek. If you’ve tried the real deal in Turkey or any Turkish breakfast place in Europe, you will probably be disappointed like us. If your tastebuds have not been spoiled by authentic Turkish food, this is a good place for “exploring new cultures” as other reviews mentioned. 🍽️ Taiwanese Breakfast: the purple rice fantwan was tasty (the youtiao inside could have been fresher). The soy milk soup (shen doujiang) was excellent. Dan bing (egg cake) had cheese which was a surprise twist. Overall, I won’t be sad to have this meal again, which is reminiscent of our month in Taipei in February. 🍨 Churros: good fresh churros, good chocolate sauce. 🥤 Turkish coffee and Limonata were the surprise hits! Both were excellent. Our empty plates were cleared promptly. We were out by 10:26 as per the receipt. We spent 30 mins in the store. While waiting outside, we saw customers who sat around chatting after their meal (their empty dishes weren’t cleared promptly) despite the queue outside extending to the end of the block. Maybe they had not reached their 90 mins. Not sure what the customs is in Japan for sitting around while other people are standing in line outside. In my country, that’s called “taking the piss”.

Reservation only. Been wanting to come here for awhile. Unfortunately, it rained on the day we went which made it difficult, but was well worth it. We got there early, but they didn’t seat us until our time. Waiting area has no seating. I would expect a place of this caliber to have something for you to do while you wait. Each reservation gets a dedicated server/barista so your mileage will vary. Ours was great. She made it so fun and enjoyable. Her English was good for us to enjoy the time together. A couple others joined in when we had something fun to share. They all wear lab coats that make it seem very polished and serious, but they are all friendly people. You can order individual cups of coffee of which they have a wide range of beans prepared as a pour over. Much like their other location in Ometesando. The highlight here though is their course menu. They have three. One seasonal coffee, one classic coffee, and one cocktail menu. We got their seasonal and it did not disappoint. It’s pricey, so if you’re looking for value, it’s not the place. If you’re looking for an experience, it’s a great way to spend a few hours. Awesome place to take a date who likes coffee. I love coffee, so I ordered their most expensive bean as an additional order and they were shocked. They don’t sell a lot of it because it’s about $40 a cup. Only one of the baristas were allowed to do the pour so it was fun going through the whole experience. The coffee was also great, though I probably wouldn’t be drinking it on the regular. Awesome time, and thankful for the wonderful staff who made it a great experience.

Absolutely unique and incredible way to experience coffee. Delicious. Our barista/scientist was knowledgeable and kind, and made the best cups of coffee I've ever had. The food pairings for the omakase were also unique and delicious.

This is not your normal coffee shop. They call it “experience store” and it is for good reason. This is basically a coffee tasting experience where they bring about 4-5 types of making the coffee, with a pairing of a small dish to go with it. They will also explain each process well in English, along the notes and the idea behind the companion dish. Reservations are definitely needed, as they have specific timeslots that need to be adhered to.

Great experience buying coffee. Please remember that you have to pay for the cup of coffee you get to try. Barrista wear lab coats and are quite professional. They do ask for your preferences and they help you narrow down the different types of coffee’s you should try. Get there early because there is always a line and they can only help three costumers at a time.

This coffee tasting/omakase experiences was one of our favorite activities! My wife and I are absolute coffee addic--lovers I mean, and getting to do a fancy coffee tasting as opposed to the normal alcohol ones was such a treat. They have several sets to choose from. The barista we had was super nice and knowledgeable, telling us about every type of bean he was preparing for us, as well as about the different styles of preparation. Each drink was paired with a specific bite of food that either enhanced the drink, or the drink enhanced the food. These are just tastings by the way, so don't come here hungry and ready for an entire meal. We bought several bags of coffee as souvenirs to brew at home, of which they tell you the ideal way to grind and brew it, with directions written down and a tiny sample bag of how coarse/fine the beans should be ground. Definitely recommended if you are a coffee aficionado like us!

This coffee experience was on another level! The coffee scientists have mastered every detail, from flavor to pairings. Definitely something I’d do again when I’m back in Japan. They also have dairy free tasting course!!

Make sure you reserve in advance. It’s a beautiful setting in a quiet neighbourhood. The baristas were lovely and talked us through each course of the tasting menu which was super interesting and fun, but I’d only do it if you actually like coffee (maybe that’s obvious sorry). Otherwise there is an à la carte menu to choose from. Very relaxing environment. Great for the coffee fans!

The atmosphere of the shop is good and service by Shisha yellow ebisu staff was excellent‼️ I want to come again🙌🏻

The staff is super nice, friendly and very detailed with their craft when making shisha. Yellow is also super close to the station, so for those who missed their last train, this is definitely a go to spot to chill, especially because it is opened till 5am. They also offer a range of drink options, even make their own matcha from whisking it from scratch. Highly recommend!!

The place located on 4th floor and hidden. Super cozy and nice place to hit. They also have original lemon high. Taste of Shisha is always good.

This place allows you to enjoy perfect shisha.

Great drinks and high quality Hoob hookahs. Staff are friendly and manage the heat for you. would come again 👍

Awesome experience! Cheesecake, shisha, tea-infused cocktails, what more can I ask for??!!

Shisha is a must when you come to Tokyo. The waitress could hear English and speak it quite well in writing, so I had no trouble ordering. The food is delicious and they are open until late at night.

They specialized in Indonesian coffee. The coffee had a rich, deep aroma with earthy undertones characteristic of Indonesian beans. It delivered a clean cup with a medium body and low acidity. The warm, round black cup enhanced the experience with its comforting weight in the hand. The ice cream was a simple yet delightful pairing, creamy vanilla with a smooth texture and just the right amount of sweetness. It was served with a touch of crumble and crisp wafer for extra contrast in texture, making it a nice dessert option😍

Hidden in plain sight just a short walk from the busy Omotesando shopping streets, Kopikalyan is an Indonesian coffee chain bringing its unique flavors to Tokyo. The café has a clean, modern vibe and can get quite busy on weekends, so we recommend stopping by on a weekday if you want a calmer experience. The drinks were solid, but what really impressed us was the food. We tried their chicken sandwich, which had a wonderful curry flavor, and for the first time, we had tempeh—paired with mayonnaise, it worked surprisingly well. They also sell some original goods here if you’re looking to take something home. The staff wasn’t particularly friendly, but it wasn’t enough to dampen the overall experience. If you’re curious about trying a new coffee chain with roots outside Japan, Kopikalyan Omotesando is worth adding to your café list.

very cozy and spacious area with a mix of sofas, tables, and private room tables. the cafe is a modern indonesian cafe with coffee and food from the region. we got the tempeh fries, regular latte, and the special herbal indonesian coffee blend.

Cool, comfortable place, quick service, and great coffee. What more could you ask for? For me, it would be Indonesian coffee beans. The beans they bring have unique flavours you might not find in other specialty coffee shops. Try the Argopuro beans, with a grape-like, slightly acidic start and a long, sweet aftertaste.

It is a good place to hang out, espescially in the morning, not many people go there You can choose the place wherewver you are convinience. The place has a good vibes, which comfy when you spend your time chitchat with your partner or friends. It excellent place for that.. However, in lunch time or after 4pm, it is difficult to have a place inside, sometimes you could wait for long hour. The place also has a nice and clean bathroom with good prayer room for moslem. The food needs to be improved; the coffee is just good, there is no added value inside or something delicious, and the toast with ice cream is plain. It is something that needs to be upgraded. But the good thing is that all food is halal. I asked the maid twice, and they replied, “Of course, we are halal.” The maid also could speak english. So it is convenient to request something from the store. It is a good place in the middle of crowded Shibuya. I hope they become better day by day.q

Perfect cozy place, aesthetics 10/10. Taste 100/100 ✨️👏🏻 You can find halal in this cafe 🍁 Perfect place Apple pie and cappucino was perfect, fully recommended 😍

Atmosphere and services are great. But foods are really soso. It was an Avocado icecream sandwich. Too cold and no taste.