The 44 best spots for crepes in Minato

Tucked away behind an unassuming door is this vegan restaurant serving an assortment of world and Japanese cuisine. The ambiance is very chic and inviting. They didn't have much in terms of alcohol, but I did enjoy the matcha beer. Noodles are made of rice and were very flavorful, and not spicy. My cutlets were crunchy and delightful. This is not a spot to experience Japanese food and a vegan, but more of a respite from the pork and bonito flake laden world out there!

My wife and I ate so much here. They have multiple menus with so much to choose from. It’s always very overwhelming (in the best way) when you’re Vegan and can eat anything on the menu. We got the matcha beer and lemon beers. They were good! The lemons were grown locally in Hiroshima. We were debating getting one of the courses but decided to make our own. We got the vegetable tortilla rolls, cold tofu noodles in creamy mala sesame sauce, teriyaki deep-fried soy chicken on rice, and the heavenly pancakes! It was all great! Honestly, the heavenly pancakes are not lying. They really stole the show. We need to figure out how to make these at home now. They were so fluffy and perfect. All of the other dishes were phenomenal too. It’s the type of place with LOTS of options and you can’t go wrong with any of them. Get what you’re feeling! Share! Try a lot! We had such a great time.

Best gluten free & veg. meal I ate in Tokyo! Seriously delicious. I ate the parfait salad (best nutritarian option because it comes with the dressing on the side). Then I indulged in their Heavenly Pancake, which did not disappoint! The restaurant is located at street level, midway between the two street corners (halfway down the block from either corner). I HIGHLY recommend this spot — check my other Tokyo eating posts by clicking on my reviews — this place is the BEST for healthy gluten free options!

Small and cozy restaurant with several tables for larger groups. Vegan food was very accessible and fresh - not overly complicated. Food served with style and fair. We had the pancake meal with soup and salad. Very good!

This was phenomenal. We had been in the Isetan dept store in Shinjuku, salivating at the offerings in the food hall and lamenting there was nowhere to sit and eat. So we came here and had one of the treats of the trip. It’s in a cute venue with old timber floor boards and we first went down and up stairs to be seated. The food is vegan and was just great. We shared a deep fried soy ‘Chicken’ main with salad and a pancake desert with non- dairy ice cream. We aren’t vegan but venues like this will help the cause. Amazing.

Disappointing, wayyyyyy overpriced, simply bad. We ordered two dishes and two drinks altogether. First came the tortilla rolls. They came after a while, and they were COLD FROM THE FRIDGE with plastic wrap(??). If they didn’t even bother to warm it up, why the long wait? Maybe that sad serving would have been forgiven if the taste was spectacular, but it tasted like it was bought from a supermarket. The ingredients inside weren’t something special or rare so don’t let them fool you. Mind you, MOST OF IT WAS LETTUCE, and we paid 2100(!) yen for that. Of course, it wasn’t even filling in any way. So to sum it, we could have bought it from the supermarket fridge at maybe 500 yen and save our time and money. Probably 15 minutes AFTER we got the sad tortilla, the teriyaki chicken on rice came. I want to talk about how inconsiderate it is to bring the second dish after that time period. We had to share the tortilla so it wouldn’t be that embarrassing to wait to eat together. Anyway, I couldn’t finish the dish. From here, it’s subjective- I think the flavors and the textures, plus the way they serve the whole dish in a bowl (in the menu, it looks like a plate), were bad choices all along. At first bite, the chicken with the mayo (not with the avocado, which had zero salt or seasoning) was ok. But then the flavors became too weird in my mouth, especially with the strong brown rice flavor. It just didn’t work. The drinks we ordered were, at most, ok. But the glass sizes were RIDICULOUS for the price and what the actual drinks were. I wish I could support this place, but the way they view customers is like laughing at your face in my opinion. I think the raving reviews from others is because vegan people are so used to pay double in restaurants for food that is just mediocre at best.

Offers a variety of delicious, creative dishes! Staff friendly and welcoming to us as tourists. It's a very small place, so you're likely to need a reservation.

Our experience at this restaurant was truly exceptional! From the moment we arrived, we felt a genuine effort to accommodate our needs as Muslims. Not only did they offer suitable options, but they also went the extra mile to adjust the menu to meet our dietary requirements—something we deeply appreciate. The waitress (yamazaki )was incredibly kind and made a great effort to assist us, translating the menu and ensuring clear communication. The food was absolutely delicious, and the presentation was on another level. I truly admire restaurants that respect and value their guests, making every effort to provide them with exactly what they need. Highly recommended!

We had brunch and ordered the French toast with buttermilk fried chicken and the French toast with steak. The proteins were really good. We were first served an extremely doughy French toast, and when we mentioned it, we were told, 'that's the way we do it', even though other guests received properly cooked portions. The response felt dismissive and unprofessional, especially considering the price. However, after asking again, they brought out a new one, which was much better. This clearly showed that the first one was undercooked. And if it's really the way they do it, they should declare it as 'soft-core' french toast, or similar. It's disappointing to be met with pushback instead of proper service, especially at this price point. For what you're paying, you’d expect consistency and a more professional attitude.

MERCER BRUNCH Roppongi is a stylish spot that’s great for a relaxed meal or simply passing the time before heading elsewhere. The café has a modern, comfortable atmosphere with a nice mix of casual and chic, making it an easy place to settle in. The menu offers a good selection of brunch favorites—well-presented and satisfying. Service was efficient, and the overall vibe makes it a pleasant stop if you’re in the area. For me, it was the perfect place to spend some time before attending mass nearby. A nice option in Roppongi when you want a cozy brunch experience in a convenient location.

We went here for brunch. Poor customer service. We order salmon grilled with eggs, grilled daisen chicken with eggs and staub pot tomato stew of minced meat and eggplant. This three set come with french toast. The egg is over cook. Daisen chicken got burnt taste and bitter. Then we complain and get a new set of Daisen chicken but it was tasteless. Better than the first one which is burnt and bitter taste. Lucky the salmon was grilled nicely and tatse not bad. The staub pot tomato stew of minced meat and eggplant cook well but the egg is over cook. The french toast taste nice. Price is on the high side.

We had a nice brunch for the birthday of a friend and the place was perfect for a brunch, the food was good and the decorations are elegant! We were able to order a shortcake for the birthday which was really convenient 😊

Mercer Brunch exceeded our expectations from the moment we stepped in. My wife and I were greeted warmly and seated in the midst of a chic yet relaxed ambiance. As we perused the menu, we were intrigued by the fusion of New York-style brunch with West Coast influences. For starters, my wife opted for the Salmon Tartar, a dish bursting with freshness and flavor. The Avocado & Poached Egg with Dill Sauce she chose was a delightful combination of creamy avocado, perfectly poached egg, and subtle dill undertones. Each bite was a symphony of taste and texture. I, on the other hand, couldn't resist the allure of Buttermilk Fried Chicken with Eggs over easy. The chicken was expertly fried to golden perfection, with tender meat encased in a crispy coating. Paired with eggs cooked just right, it was a hearty and satisfying dish that left me craving more. To complement our brunch, we indulged in champagne, as suggested by the ambiance and the spirit of the occasion. The effervescence of the champagne elevated our meal, adding a touch of luxury to an already unforgettable experience. In summary, Mercer Brunch provides a delightful culinary experience that is both indulgent and comforting. Its innovative menu and elegant atmosphere make it a destination worth visiting.

I was worried about coming here after reading some reviews, but we had a great time. The environment is picturesque and clean. It was a great place to just sit and talk. The food was good but definitely nothing groundbreaking. I would say if you want somewhere to talk over a visually pleasing meal and some nice cocktails, then this place is definitely perfect for it.

We went on a Saturday afternoon and there was a queue of at least 20 people in front of us. It was probably one of the most prominent Crepes shops given that it is conveniently located on the approximately 100 m away from the main entrance of the street. Despite the queue we managed to place our orders in 10 minutes. They're on there was another queue for collection of our purchase.. and despite the many orders, we got our crepes within 5 minutes. What set this shop apart was as many options of crepes that included hot, cold & iced, >50 menu options. We got the cheesecake chocolate banana. The cream was really milky and probably the highlight of the crepe. The cheesecake was pretty disappointing given the quality of cheese tarts and cheesecake in Tokyo. Suggest to walk further down the street for the other options of crepes for further options, although you won't go too wrong ordering from this shop

Easy to find from JR Harajuku Stetion. Serving is really huge (for 2 pax). Variety of flavors from sweet to savory crepes. Worth the visit!

Touristy? Yes, but almost a requirement when here. Granted we got shaved ice instead of a crepe. There is a large selection of crepes, including some odd savory ones like tuna pizza.

Super yum! Great to eat in the blazing humid heat! Totally worth purchasing, just sucks that there is no bins at the store to throw out your rubbish.

Sweet Box in Harajuku is such a cute crepe place! Their selection is very large and we loved all of the flavors they had!

So many variants, fast service too. The place is in the corner of takshita street, in front of daiso. The taste was nice because the weather so hot

The food at Sweet Box 2 was fantastic, and the service was impressively quick, even with a decent line of customers. They have a small seating area next to the store that can only accommodate 6–8 people, so there weren’t enough seats for everyone. We tried the sweet crepe with mixed fruits and ice cream, and it was absolutely delicious—definitely worth a try! Overall, it’s a great spot for a quick bite, but having more seating would really enhance the experience.

We went on a Wednesday afternoon at around 1 pm and had to wait 30 ish minutes to get inside. Once we got inside, it takes another 30 minutes for them to make the fluffy pancakes - they make everything fresh. So don't come here hungry :) Once you get the pancakes though - WOW! So delicious! So fluffy and so light. The flavour is great. They even use maple syrup from Canada which is cool since that’s where we're from and we actually use the same one at home. This is a touristy place BUT so worth the wait! Prices are a bit high (about $18-20 CAD per fluffy pancake) but at least it’s yummy!

It is a must try if you are visiting Japan. The pancakes are so fluffy that is really nice sensation in your mouth through every bite. The staff is very attentive and kind, the atmosphere is so calm and the music gives you that vibes to chill and enjoy the moment forgetting everything else around. The matcha latte is so tasty. Tip: Come with time, the fluffy pancakes take a considerable amount of time ti be ready so you need to order and patiently wait, I would come back again!

Arrived on Friday morning 20min before they opened at 11am. I was the first in line but the line definitely grew after. Its best to arrive 15-20min early or you will wait an hour. The soufflé pancakes were amazing. I ordered the ricotta cheese, which was like a nice cream cheese filling within the pancakes. I have to say this us the best I have ever had! Paired with a villa ice cream it was perfect. And don’t forget a latte. This is one of the top lattes I’ve had around Tokyo and I make it a mission to seek out coffee shops everywhere I travel. I highly recommend coming here and then enjoying Cat Street right after- such great vibes and far less crowded.

A must-do when in Tokyo — and these pancakes definitely lived up to the hype! We arrived around midday and joined a short queue, all patrons waiting in excited anticipation. To our delight, we were seated soon after. Orders were taken while we waited in line, so our mouth-watering pancakes arrived quickly once we sat down. Definitely worth the wait and a highlight of our trip.

It took around 40 mins on the line to wait for the table and another 30 mins (approx) to make a pancake. I love the pancakes here, it’s so fluffy and soft texture. You can see from how they prepare the eggs and flour at the station that explains why it takes time to serve one portion. If you see the add-on syrup, no need to select it as it’s included. We did select it as unnecessary as it is the one they have enough. In my view, it’s worth waiting and trying it as it’s special.

Traveled a bit far just to try this pancake place which was a little difficult to find as it's located off the Main Street. The pancakes were absolutely delicious & well plated however it took 35mins for it to be served I almost passed out, I have never waited this long for a pancake. Apparently they run out of batter so the chef had to make a fresh batch & the owner was very apologetic about it but still would've been nice to know what was happening. I suggest to give yourselves plenty of time when going to this place as you might end up waiting as long as I did. The pancakes were so beautifully plated and oh so fluffy that I'm willing to give this place another chance.

It was a long wait to get in, and then had to wait 30 minutes for them to make the fluffy ricotta pancakes. Both waits were clearly advertised and totally worth it. I will go again, and get the same thing. lt would be cool if you could order ahead while in line. I feel they could really increase the turnover and serve more very happy customers.

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 🙏❤️

Craving a crepe and this hit the spot! The cheesecake was small but altogether with strawberry and whipped cream it tasted good. The staff were very friendly and the crepe was made fairly quick.

We ordered 3 crepes and were disappointed with the quantity given. The strawberry cheesecake ice cream was only solid one with decent quantity, but other two we ordered didn’t have much filling.

Staff was friendly, crepe was ok, flavours such as cheesecake were out. It is not the best but if you’re craving, can find better.

Very creative and tasty crêpes. ❤️😍

Crepes were okay, but as other posters have mentioned, the fruits were lacking. I ordered a strawberry banana crepe, and got 2 slices of strawberry and 2 slices of banana…

ケチで貪欲 I asked more chocolate instead of whipped cream and she took more money and put little amount of chocolate. Very Disappointed! I prefer 7/11

These crepes were so bloody good. Light, fluffy and decadent. It was JUST sweet enough to enjoy but not too sweet it makes you go into sugar overload. Inhaled within 2 minutes. Tried Harajuku crepes in actual Harajuku the day after and it was mighty inferior compared to these crepes. Would recommend/10

Japan has a lot of strange and interesting places along with interesting eats. This is one of the interesting eats and interesting places. There are approximately 80 restaurants along the street and they serve a sort of pancake type dish that's fried on the table in front of you or you fry it on the table in front of you. The first time I suggest you ask the restaurant staff to help you out but after that, once you know how to do it and what it's all about then have fun. A friend of mine told me to make sure I hit this street and try the dish/experience. Indeed, it was interesting. Personally, I would suggest you skip the Monja dish.....go to the slightly thicker dish that is very similar. The dishes are usually something like shredded cabbage with a protein and a batter that is fried on a cook surface on the table top. It's still an experience one way or the other and I'm not sure how to rate this. It is not Gourmet dining but as an experience, high four star seems appropriate but definitely try one of the restaurants on the street

Monja, fukurou and melon pan experience were superb. Will return soon

Now, if you are stating in Ginza and have a craving for Monja - head here on the bus! Charming street filled with about 80 places to eat - the smells will lead you to the one that is right for you! Yes, you have to make your own dinner - but that's the fun of it, right? Careful - some shops have smoking permitted.

We made a stop here to try monjayaki for the first time before heading to kidzania. Chose to dine at Daruma Monjayaki shop just opposite the Monja street information center. You can always get a guide map from the information center as they have a list of all the shops along the street or make a reservation online before hand. We were short on time so we chose whichever was closest but it was nothing short on experience. The staff spoke good English and were very helpful with ordering. They’ll cook for you on the spot so you can just sit back and relax. Was surprised at the side of it and wondered how can my daughter and me finish it but we managed to finished every bit of it! Will be back again on our next trip to explore more!

It’s a unique and cool sight to see so many restaurants in close proximity, all competing with the exact same food. No guarantee you can get into any single one, but walk around and you’re sure to find a shop without too much of a wait where you can get some authentic monjayaki.

Too quiet as a tourist street. 20% of the shops are still closed (probably due to COVID). Very few people walking down and /or eating there. However just before I left, look whom I bumped into! I met the symbol of this island! What a luck!

Revisiting Tsukishima after five long years has been like flipping through the pages of a cherished photo album, where each memory is a savory delight. The process of cooking Monjayaki is almost ceremonial: you start by artistically arranging a circle of crisp cabbage and your choice of toppings on the hot griddle, a mosaic of colors and textures awaiting transformation. The 'Monja' mixture, a medley of flour, water, and dashi, is then ceremoniously poured into the heart of the cabbage ring. The trick to achieving that perfectly gooey consistency lies in the patience of letting it simmer and blend with the medley of ingredients, stirring with tender care until it reaches the desired thickness. For a nostalgic culinary journey, the ‘Ebi' (shrimp) Monjayaki is a must-try, with its succulent seafood melding into the savory batter, while the 'Cheese' Monjayaki offers a gooey, stretchy experience that pulls at both the heartstrings and chopsticks. And as for Okonomiyaki, the classic 'Buta' (pork) is a timeless choice, with layers of tender meat and batter topped with a dance of bonito flakes, a performance of flavors and textures that's as much a feast for the eyes as for the palate. Eating at Tsukishima is not just a meal; it's a hands-on dive into the culinary arts, a place where every sizzle on the griddle marks the rhythm of a city that's alive with flavor and history. So here's a tip for the perfect Monjayaki: let the ingredients tell their story on the griddle, guiding them gently, and they will reward you with a taste of Tokyo's soul.

Really liked this place! Me and my family went here for breakfast and the sandwiches + the pancakes were divine! They have a vanilla milkshake that is natural vanilla made with authentic Japanese milk. And the food itself is also very authentic itself. Overall I rate everything 5 stars 💗

Five of the six in our party had the wagyu burger (the only kind of burger on the menu). The patty was thick and juicy, and satisfying to eat. I did, however, get a pretty bad burn when some of the juice/oil came out and dripped on my hand. Not really preventable by the restaurant, but not pleasant, so be careful when eating the burger, I guess. The fries were dry and not crispy at all. The fresh dill pickles were good, but a tad too sweet for my taste. Service was fairly half-hearted. The male waiter who greeted us and to whom we told we had 6 in our party, came to our table something like 10-15 minutes after we sat down to give us 5 sets of utensils. I had to ask for another set. Also, they didn’t give us any menus for awhile and we had to ask them for it. Any halfway decent server, especially at a restaurant in this price range, should give you a menu as they are seating you. The female server who gave us the menus started walking away before someone in our party could even ask a question. Surprisingly inattentive service, especially for Japan.

First time trying Bills, a shop with Australian flare. Coming from the US, honestly my taste is limited. Glad to try Bills and its delicious take on Australian foods plus possibly with subtle Japanese influence, maybe😋. Overall very yummy and relaxing experience. Totally casual. Service team is excellent. Will revisit. FYI, we mostly had desserts and salad since we ate too much during the day tour 🤣. Thanks for being here Bills 🤗

Friends and family always tell me that I’m very strict in my judgments of taste. So I was genuinely surprised by how excellent in taste and perfect in appearance each dish we tried from the menu was. Keep going — you’re doing extraordinary work. I’m truly thrilled.

Went on a Thursday evening and there was no wait and we were seated immediately. The atmosphere was great with low lighting and low music, and the restaurant wasn’t full. We were seated in the back as the rest of the customers were with a view of the Rainbow Bridge. Service was 5/5, very kind and attentive whenever we asked to order more or needed other stuff. We ordered their parmesean crumbed chicken, wagyu burger, hot chocolate, dark chocolate cashew mousse, and immunity shots. I had never had a hot chocolate served this way before and it was so good. Make sure to drink it while it’s warm or else the chocolate will harden and separate into small bits. My mom loved the immunity shots and the chicken, but one bit of the chicken was way too firm to cut and she had to pass. The burger tasted great as well and came with herbed fries. Would highly recommend.

Amazing place! Tasty food and nice vibes. The views are amazing too. Service is super and this is a very family friendly place too. I would come here again next time I come to Japan 🇯🇵 ❤️

The restaurant has a very nice ambiance and a charm about it. The staff was nice attentive but the place was packed and our waiter was very bust. I feel like there should have been 1 more waiter on the floor to help since it was so busy. Food was good and the only reason I did not give food and service a 5 was because we waited so long for our food and it came out room temperature so it was obviously siting for a while. Plus the consistency of the cook on the bacon was off as one piece was still very chewy and noticeably under done compared to the other two. Pancakes were very good but again room temperature and could have been better hot. I did like the pork fennel sausage but it also was slightly undercooked. Overall I would recommend.

This was not our first choice but ... We really enjoyed it (we were standing in line at another small place with limited chef's choice only menu until the kids revolted .. so we moved to this place with more variety). Fresh sushi, deep fried oysters, miso fried fish... All our favourite fish dishes in the one spot. And all done really well. We were sitting at the counter so it was interesting to watch all the sushi chefs working away. This place is well frequented by Japanese nationals and tourist.

I love coming here every time I visit Japan. The nigiri certainly isn’t what you’d receive at an omakase joint but it’s definitely satisfying in its own right. The vibe is super casual and one huge reason I go is the all night operation. If I have a long day exploring and don’t get back to town until late, zanmai perfectly fills my need for delicious sushi at hours nearly every other place is closed. The fatty tuna is excellent and the service is so welcoming, friendly, and polite. Ordering is a breeze with the tablet they provide to you so no worries if you can’t speak much Japanese. The beer is also cold and refreshing. Not many bells and whistles here but that’s exactly why I love it. Comfortable, cozy, and most importantly, kind people serving delicious sushi 🤗

Sushi Zanmai is a well-known spot located right in the heart of the fish market, always bustling with both locals and tourists. The atmosphere is lively and energetic — exactly what you’d expect from such a famous sushi chain in Japan. The fish is fresh and the quality is solid, especially for classic sushi selections. However, the portions felt a bit small for the price, and it’s definitely on the touristy side. Still, it’s a great place to enjoy well-prepared sushi and experience a bit of Tokyo’s seafood culture.

Found this place while I was taking the subway back to my hotel one evening. It is a pretty big restaurant with bar/counter seating and tables. The food was pretty good and the prices are not too bad. We ordered 2 sets that came with 2 big bowls of miso soup, a plate of fatty tuna, and some tempura. I have to say the tempura was not the best and the presentation is kind of sad. But the sushi/sashimi was fresh and there was a good variety. The fatty tuna melts in your mouth (as it should) 😋 It took a while for the food to come but it seemed like it was the same for everyone else. The bill was about $130CAD which is not bad, but I think they could do better with the food presentation.

Came here with my wife for an early breakfast at about 830am. Crowd slowly started streaming in after. There is an English menu and you can order through their tablet. I ordered their steamed clams, chawanmushi, salmon and seafood carpaccio and their premium tuna set which comes with different soups of your choice. Portions are amazing. It is very filling and relatively affordable for very very fresh seafood here. We spent about 7000yen for the entire meal. Service was fast, sitting at the bar counter we could observe the entire process done by the sushi masters, was truly a remarkable feat. Food came at a good pace, we had our meal here for about an hour, slowly enjoying and savouring every bite. Will definitely come back here again to try out their other menu options!

Food was amazing but maybe a bit steep! Service was great, the fish were amazing. If you are there, I would maybe skip the Maitake mushroom and the Wagyu as it’s a tourist trap. Don’t be fooled by the photo as it doesn’t match what you get. The sushi however please order away as it was exceptional

Amazing fresh sushi. The fatty tuna, salmon, mackerel, and eel were delicious. We sat upstairs. There are two restaurants right next to each other with the same name. We went to the bigger one.

First time at a 3-star restaurant. The service and ambiance was top tier, as expected. The staff was beyond welcoming and kind, not just polite but making sure they could do anything to enhance our dinner experience. Restaurant was dark but there was a moderate spotlight at each table to ensure good visibility. The courses were all good, the duck and grouper were my favorites, as was the dessert, but all in all, a fantastic dining experience.

We had a wonderful experience at L’Effervescence, the restaurant. Every bite was like a flavor explosion that took us to a whole new level. As we stepped into the restaurant, we were immediately enveloped in a sense of hushed elegance, where the lighting was soft and the minimalist design made the whole experience feel like a retreat from the chaos of the city. The chef’s passion and creativity shone through in every dish, and you could taste the love and care that went into each one. The outstanding dishes that stood out the most were: Salad > Chapter II: Harvest Journey This was truly a masterpiece. With 62 types of ingredients, each bite was a symphony of flavors and textures. The freshness and crispness of the ingredients shone through, and the way each component complemented the others was nothing short of divine. Fish > Chapter IV: Across the Ocean A masterpiece! The super-chilled, aged grouper was marinated to perfection and grilled to bring out its tender texture. The Japanese spiny lobster Américaine sauce added a rich, creamy element, while the parsnip purée, pickled celeriac, and chrysanthemum flowers added a delightful contrast of textures and flavors. The lemongrass oil brought everything together beautifully. What truly stood out was the freshness and oceanic flavor that came through in every bite. The fish had a tender yet satisfying texture that made each mouthful a delight — a truly outstanding dish that showcases the chef’s skill and creativity. Duck > Chapter V: Catching Fire The other standout dish was the wood-fired Kyoto duck breast, served with a rich red wine sauce and sautéed red onion in white wine sauce. The duck breast was cooked to perfection, tender, medium-rare, and melt-in-your-mouth. The skin was crispy yet delicate, without being too crunchy or soft. It was a masterclass in texture and flavor , simply wonderfully tender. Every element was individually distinct, yet harmonized beautifully, creating a truly unforgettable culinary experience.

Highlight of our Japan trip. From start to finish, in terms of food, it was phenomenal. Every course was so tasty in its own ways. Loved all of them, but my personal favorite was the 63 ingredient salad course and the grouper course. Service was friendly and fun, but yet professional and formal. The som helped us picked a great bottle of orange wine. The tea ceremony at the end of the meal was also very poetic. Definitely will come back again!!

Easily one of top 3 stars restaurant i've ever eaten ( i have been a fan of them since they was 1 star back then in 2019). The service, ambience, curated japanese local ingredients and food execution was on another level.

L’Effervescence is a Michelin 3-star French restaurant in Nishiazabu, Tokyo. Hidden quietly next to a temple, the restaurant looks like a modern mansion. The contemporary design of the dimly lit main dining room is serene and elegant. Servers are professional, attentive, and welcoming. Yuki-san and Takumi-kun are especially helpful and accommodating. Online reservation is straightforward. There is only one omakase menu for dinner (JPY 36,000/person), which is mainly composed of seafood, meat and produce from Japan. The evolutionary Japanese-French cuisine is delicious and full of surprises! The Kyoto Nanatani Duck Breast main dish and the Duck Thigh Ravioli simply rock your palate. Who would think of combining 56 kinds of Japanese vegetables and fruits to make a salad dish?! Mixing your own “Matcha Latte” in your mouth is the definition of evolutionary for sure! Even the final cup of drip coffee does not disappoint!

Everything was perfect. Nothing extravagant. No caviar, no foie gras. The chef used all Japanese (organic) ingredients, even their olive oil, cheese and wine. I can really feel the chef deeply respects Japanese farmers. Every dish is made from simple food combinations yet it tasted complex. Service was superb. The servers were friendly, one of them knew I went to volunteer at a japanese organic farm, and he recommended a farmer's market in Tokyo for me to visit. The restaurant work culture must be very nice too as they even showed me pictures of the restuarant staffs visiting farms to pick fruits, and holding kelp harvest workshops. They even publish a sustainability report for the restaurant. They even give out souvenirs for us to choose, which are all local produces the restaurant uses. The experience is very worth the price, I would def save money to dine again when I visit Tokyo

The service was excellent, and the restaurant was very accommodating of my girlfriend’s vegan dietary needs, which we really appreciated. The first three courses were fantastic, with some dishes being finished or prepared right at the table, adding an interactive and enjoyable touch. However, the remaining courses were unfortunately underwhelming. While there are many things the restaurant does well—especially the attentive service and creativity in the opening courses—for a 3 Michelin star restaurant, we had hoped for a higher level of consistency throughout the entire meal.

We stopped in for one drink, it was delicious and great value for the price. I accidentally left a bag behind and the staff had very kindly put it away for me when I returned a few minutes later. I'm very grateful for both the value and the service provided here and am excited to come back and try food another day.

I ate a croquette here. I find menchi katsu to be too meaty so just opted to eat a regular potato croquette. This is one of the BEST croquette I’ve eaten in Japan. Even better than the Hokkaido potato one I tried in Azabudai Hills market. It was soft and it wasn’t dry or overly oily. I would eat this any time.

Amazing food for a reasonable price. The sizzling chicken set is only 950¥! Highly recommended!

It was a nice restaurant! We went at around 1600 and it wasn't too busy to sit inside and have our meal. After 1700 though, it got quite busy, so it's best to get there early. No English menu, and my Japanese isn't perfect, but I went with Japanese friends and had no issues. Croquettes were fresh and delicious, and so was everything else! Definitely worth the visit.

Curry Beef Croquettes (99Y) filled with spices, curry and potato. Beef Croquet (88Y) can taste more of the beef without the curry. Both are tasty. Noto Beef Dice (1990Y) has a nice texture to it, pretty good. Chicken Namban (1200Y) is nice too. Service is slow tonight. The Ameya alley is pretty touristy, this place seems local with good value.

A perfect place to grab a hot and steamy snack on a winter day! They offer various fried items that are ultra affordable. I had the beef and potato croquette, or the korroke and it was amazing. The beef and potato mixture was seasoned perfectly, not too overpowering. The outside crust was a panko crust and was so crispy and had a great crunch when you bit into it. It was freshly fried and was piping hot! They have a bar table near the counter so you can stand and eat, or you can get your snacks to go. A must visit!

Good selection of deep fried stuff and beef menus. The Menchi was nice. Tried it with the sauce, chilli and mustard. Also the hamburger and cured beef salad were delicious. One star deducted from that they allow smoking in the restaurant which is normal in Japan.

Charming, quaint and beautiful. Very cheery place on a rainy day and a great spot to have some tea and a bite. Great selection of herbal or fruity tea. Served in a full pot for multiple glasses it really was perfect on a rainy April morning. The omelet rice was very good and presented beautifully. Nice bits to take away if you want as well. Packaged tea, candies, cookies and the like. And the actual flower shop next door is a nice visit as well.

My friend and I came here for the amazing French toast. This restaurant is amazing. It gives you a dining experience surrounded by flowers and plants. The concept of a greenhouse to create an outdoor ambience that is really unique. I highly recommend the seasonal French toast. It was pretty and definitely the most stunning French toast I've ever had. Don’t miss out the floral shop next door. It is very popular with a variety of flowers on the first floor, and there is a shopping section upstairs. The second floor has very good floral supplies and flower utensils for your garden and home decorating. I bought some souvenirs for family members and they loved them. I have not visited recently.

The cafe is beautiful. It is situated behind the Aoyama Flower Market and has a separate entrance. It’s not too far from Omotesando station but the wait time was quite long, truly boasting the cafe’s popularity. The interior is beautifully decorated with flowers and plants alike. The low, warm lighting and glass tables enhance the natural aesthetic and allow for the flora to shine. The cafe has an array of sweet dishes, teas and sodas to choose from. There is a QR code provided that directs you to the ordering site which as an English language option. The staff were friendly and helpful; I had made a mistake with one of the drinks and it was easily corrected by the staff. Good food and excellent atmosphere.

What a lovely place! I came here after Teamlabs Borderless and felt I was still immersed in flowers. Lovely staff. Immaculate presentation (and taste) of food and drink.

Cute concept - like being in a grandparents’ greenhouse. Mix and match chairs and the tables have fresh flowers and plants. We only had drinks but the food looked good. A nice break from the heat and rush outside!

Beautiful relaxing place full of greenery and flowers. Delicious "small" dishes and teas. When you enter in, you might accidentally enter the flower store, absolutely gorgeous. They seem to have a great variety for you to select from. The first door to the right is their store. Second door further down is the cafe. Third door down is their group workshop. The wait was roughly 15-20 minutes I went closer to sun down. It has a few seats outside and inside. When you are brought to your table, you will be scanning a QR code, and then ordering from their online menu. (You may get a unique code for order, please remember it or screenshot it.) I ordered a couple different teas and they all have their uniqueness that makes me wish I could taste them all. I highly recommend their French toast, you can't go wrong with any of them. As someone who travels with people that prefers something familiar and still somewhat open to trying new things, this is a nice place to try their mango French toast. Small bites and nice amount of flavor. If you love any of the teas, they have them sold in small batches on your way out. For price and value of the experience, this place will suit you better if you value more of the experience than affordability. Restroom: Yes Wheelchair accessible: Partially - can't confirm the restroom part. Photos are from Late May to Early June.

This café is an absolute wow! 😍 Everything — from the beautiful flowers and cozy atmosphere to the delicious coffee — feels like a dream. It’s definitely one of the most charming spots I’ve been to. Highly recommend! 🌸☕✨

A bit small so can get crowded. Interior is a kind of like “US farmhouse”, not really my vibe but the western style breakfast dishes are delicious.

The best and (probably) only EARLY breakfast in Tokyo. Specializing in eggs Benedict it wouldn't be my first choice to start my morning, since I don't like soft yolks... But it was surprisingly tasty and not eggy at all! The price was a bit steep but the everything was perfectly cooked and tasty, including the organic juice and gluten free granola yogurt! Just wish the staff noticed faster when people are calling them....

**Review based on my visit in 2019 Was in Tokyo for business in and had to start early. Stepped out of the hotel in Rappongi and found this small restaurant. Warm welcome by the staff.. English menu!! And everything was with EGG!! Well it is called Eggcellent right?? We ordered fresh Orange Juice and Coffee and then the main course. Very good service and the food was very nice. Fried eggs with Bacon, Sausage, baked beans and toast.. well that was just day 1... was there for 2 weeks and we became regulars for that time. Tried almost everything in the menu and loved the food. From Egg tarts to egg with salads to poached eggs, etc.. very convenient place, open early and fantastic breakfast!!

Another brunch place I was really excited to try, but it was a bit underwhelming. The price to portion ratio was a bit high, and the food was mediocre, in my opinion. I ordered the eggcellent plate, and it filled me up, but left me a bit unsatisfied. Pancakes were so-so, nothing to make me want these specific pancakes. The eggs benedict was tasty, and the sides and salad were just normal. My partner ordered the eggcellent morning plate, and the soft boiled egg was cooked as it should. One feedback is that the butter was hard as rock, making it unspreadable without decimating the toast. Small complaint, but just something we noted. Our son seemed to enjoy the chunky monket pancakes. One thing we liked about this place was that it opens at 7am for breakfast, which is a relarive rarity in Tokyo.

2 Stars for the Egg Benedict because it's very good but the pancake tastes very tasteless and not sweet. And the worst point was that the air conditioning spots were molding and the air conditioning at the tables were turned way to high so it was freezing cold. And our orange juice was full of ice as well. Not comfortable.

Tl;dr nice place and menu, food was not exceptional but I would come back. The menu: nice variety, it's all focused on eggs, nice balance between protein, veggies and carbs. Basically you can go as healthy or as unhealthy as you want. It's in English and what I love the most: they serve breakfast food all day. The atmosphere: even though you probably will have to wait in line, the place doesn't feel like to have to eat fast and go. It feels cozy, bright and welcoming. The food: it was nice but nothing exceptional. I've had better eggs benedict in other places in Tokyo. The hollandaise was not particularly delicious and the quality of the bacon could be better. The quinoa with the fish was a nice twist. They serve fresh orange juice right in the orange which I loved. And the egg tart was delicious. Coffee was good as well. I would come back to try other items in the menu.

A fun little break shop in roppongi. It’s nice to enjoy a western breakfast once in awhile in japan. Not too many place open early in the morning. Space is small so don’t expect a large party to be seated right away. Services is friendly and quick.

I had the seasonal sakura matcha latte with soy milk. The seasonal drink was already expensive, but the soy milk was an additional ¥150 which is crazy. The match latte itself did taste good. It was very rich in flavor and the consistency was thick. I did taste a hint of the sakura flavor. Is it worth the extra price from the standard matcha latte? no The atmosphere here is amazing though. I wouldn’t read a book here without anc headphones. Great music is playing. This is a good spot for a date or to hang out with friends. The service is really good as with most places. Also, water was brought to me which was a nice touch.

If you’re looking for a classic GOOD American coffee shop, this is Officially the best coffee I’ve ever had! (Oat milk iced latte) I decided to come here since it’s my favorite coffee shop in Paris, so I had to check it out in Japan and it did not disappoint!!

Spacious cafe located in a convenient shopping area. I came for the Iced Matcha Latte (¥900), but also spontaneously ordered the seasonal Kitsune Sesame Cake (¥750) because it looked good. The Iced Matcha Latte was okay—definitely on the grassier side and was a little grainy. However, the Kitsune Sesame Cake was delicious. I loved the crumbly bottom.

All the vibe was nice. Cafe and cake were good. Highly recommend to have a cup of cafe with your friends here

Nice place to check out, not crowded when we visited at 10am. Friendly and delicious.

Wonderful customer service. The best coffee I had in Tokyo. Mouth-watering desserts. Matcha cheescake was soooo delicious.

Café Kitsuné is super cute and located in a lovely place. The interior is decorated nicely and the environment is cool. They did quite a good job regarding their brand building though. You can be annoyed by the hype but I decided to love it. You have to admit - the shirt and the shopping bag with the logo are quite cute. You can definitely expect to bump into a lot of tourists here. Still, it’s a nice stop for a coffee but don’t expect to get a seat since it’s really small and they just have a bar with a few chairs. Their service was exceptional; and the staff were very friendly. The espresso they offered and the coffee and the cakes were all excellent.

The ambiance is light, airy, and intentionally cozy. We've heard the lines can get quite long but surprisingly we were able to walk right in and was seated to a table. Also heard it takes about 20mins for the food to come but it came within 10mins. I had their happy pancakes and it was so soft and melts in your mouth. My friend had the hot chocolate pancake with granola and he loved the chocolate sauce. Would recommend this place!

My companion wasn’t feeling well so I went solo to Happy Pancake. Arrived when it opened and was able to get on the list and in the first seating. Inside is bright and simple, it felt like a nice college cafeteria. It seemed as if all of the guests were tourists like me. The menu is varied, but I ordered chocolate banana pancakes and a latte via QR code. Water is self-serve. They are clear that it takes about 20 minutes to make the pancakes which was true in my case, so the sooner you can order the better. The breakfast was delicious and a real treat. There was a long line of people winding down the stairs waiting to get in, so I left promptly after eating. It’s not a place to hang out leisurely as they try to move people through efficiently. I’d recommend it to anyone looking to try Japanese soufflé pancakes.

Since I couldn’t get a reservation, I had to line up before opening. The place was mostly tourists. Pancakes were fluffy, but honestly, not very exciting... kind of bland and not sweet. Food took a while, so it wasn’t a great experience. Won’t be coming back..

The pancakes looked a little deflated when they came out, and the egg flavor was very prominent. I had the berry pancake and my friend got the tiramisu one, the toppings enhanced the flavors of the pancakes by a lot. The service wasn’t bad, it was mostly self service since you order online via QR code, and then the servers would come out and bring your order to your table. It took around 30 minutes for our food to come out. It was nice to try, but I wouldn’t necessarily come here again.

A must try breakfast when you're in Japan. These pancakes are the richest and fluffiest ones I've ever had, whipped up using a unique technique and cooked at very low temperatures to achieve perfection in a way that only the Japanese are capable of. I tried their special menu which has fresh local peaches, peach jelly, and a wonderful fruit syrup to top it off. Go at least 5 min before 11am when they open if you want to avoid a lineup.

Good pancakes about a ten minutes walk from the Scramble Crossing in Shibuya, hidden on the third floor of a building. Opens late for a cafè that offers breakfast options, but in a way that makes it suitable for a good brunch. We had a bit of an annoying experience: arrived a few minutes after opening hour without a single table available, a couple was waiting to be seated, we wrote our name down on the waiting list and got called and sat down about five minutes later; while we were deciding what to order, we were asked to go back to the waiting area to allow the other couple to be seated, without being given the choice/asked to share the 4-seat table with the other couple. We then waited for another 30’ to be given another table. Once seated, the food arrived in a short while, which we appreciated as we’d grown hungry in the meantime. Scrambled eggs were quite well done, pancakes had good texture but unfortunately didn’t have that much flavour, and the “thick-sliced bacon” tasted well but was nowhere near the size that was advertised in the picture on the menu, so that was a bit disappointing. Ended up paying ¥4.510, around 25€ for two people, not excessively expensive considering we left the place quite full (though a bit let down…)

Went here for pancakes for my son. We loved it. It was very yummy and the staff was friendly. We came around 12pm for late breakfast brunch and we only waited about 10/15 minutes to be seated.

I revisited this crepe stand after an amazing experience 7 years ago, however, this time it was not as good. I ordered the strawberry cheesecake crepe both times, however, the recent one was far less generous in terms of cheesecake. The stand is very cute and had quick service; the crepe was satisfactory but lacking.

Tried Santa Monica Crepes in Harajuku — it was my first time trying crepes in Japan, so I don’t have a local benchmark to compare to (though it’s not my first trip here). I ordered the banana crepe with chocolate sauce and custard cream. Flavours were decent, but the crepe was cold and a bit soggy — I was expecting something warm and slightly crisp, so the texture was a bit of a letdown. That said, I didn’t go out of my way for it — just happened to be in the area — and it did make for a very Instagram-worthy shot 📸✨ Bonus points for the little things: they provide a trash bin for customers (a rare convenience in Japan!), and order numbers were called out in English, which was a nice touch for non-Japanese speakers. Cute spot and worth trying once if you're in the area, especially for the novelty, but I’m not sure I’d queue for it again.

I would not order from here if I were you. You see something really cool with a bunch of toppings but in reality what you get is something totally different with tiny toppings. Not to mention the fact that the food is pretty mediocre. So basically no reason why you should order food here, pretty disappointing.

Very good crepes, delicious and fun! I wish we made crepes like this in France 😭🤣 yep I'm french and I'm definitely doing this back at home

Went here twice 💗💗💗 Love their crepes so much. It was so tasty. Tried a lot of brands but it was the most delicious. I prefer the custard flavor than the normal creams. Also tried the overload the 2nd time and it was too much for me. I prefer the normal ones.

The crepes cost you aroud 500 yen The display is little bit bigger than the actual product. The menu is so many, about more than 40 menu u can pick. Sweet or savoury. The whip cream is good, not so sweet. The crepes is not fresh made so its not hot. The taste was balance. And 1 portion can be share to 2 person.

Classic looking crepe shop with such a long line up, it was hard to not stop and try it out. There's such a large variety of crepes. Prices are a little expensive for what you get, but the taste is great for the whole 4 mouthfuls of food you're served. The crepe itself is made fresh and the cream is really delicious. Artistic and fancy looking, just keep in mind the crepe is smaller than it shows in the window displays.

Today, Wednesday 18 September 2024, despite arriving just a few minutes after opening at 11:25 AM, there were already 20 people ahead of us, highlighting its popularity. 🙄 The wait was long, about 75 minutes, but the ambiance with classical music and elegant decor made it more bearable. I ordered the famous ham sandwich with lemon juice and a pancake. The sandwich was delicious and worth the price, while the pancake, though large was not as unique as those I’ve had elsewhere. The seating policy was a bit inconvenient, as they don’t allow merging tables for groups larger than five. 😕😕 Overall, I would recommend A W Garden more for their sandwiches than their pancakes. The high percentage of local customers also adds to the authentic experience. 😊 Don't forget to take a ticket at your arrival!

I have visited this place so many times (almost always ordering the cake+drink set) because I think everything about it is great: the service; the variety and taste of the cakes (although their sizes are not very large but not small either); the quality of the coffee drinks and free drink refills (which many other places do not offer—but I should add that the drink prices here are on the high side); the simple yet elegant cups, dishes, cutlery and table decorations (flowers); and—importantly for me—the classical music! The wait times can be quite long (as many others have said), but I personally think this is partly because they have not crammed too many tables into the space (there is enough space between the tables to make the place calm and comfortable but not too quiet) and that they do not rush the customers (I have not seen any seating time limit mentioned on the menu or tables or heard the staff mention it, but there might be some "unofficial" limit).

I recently visited this place for their famous pancakes, and they did not disappoint! The pancakes were enormous—so big that finishing them was a challenge. They tasted amazing, fluffy and perfectly sweet. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, making it a great spot to relax and enjoy your meal. Service here is excellent, just as you’d expect in Japan. The staff are attentive and polite. I also tried some of their snacks, which were delicious but a bit on the pricey side. One thing to note is the queue. Every time I’ve come here, I’ve had to wait around 1-2 hours. You can collect a number at the restaurant and check the queue status online, which is convenient. Overall, a wonderful experience if you’re looking for a satisfying pancake treat and a pleasant dining environment.

The two of us were first to reach the restaurant more than an hour before opening time. Was it worth waiting in the windy cold (but very clear) weather? Yes!😋. The preparation of our omelette, soufflé and pancake was perfect. The flavours are light and refined. Very nice atmosphere and staff very helpful. I would wait more than an hour again the next time I am in Tokyo. (The 100 yen for an additional serving of maple syrup for the pancake is worth it too)

Absolutely loved this place. The classical music gave a very nice atmosphere. The staff were really attentive to our needs. The decor was beautiful. The seating was comfortable. We got the pancake and souffle and both were absolutely divine. Both were so soft and fluffy with the right amount of sweetness and richness. On top of this, the beverages were wonderful. I think the only thing I would have liked is for the pancakes to come with some sort of compote on the side just so that are more flavours and textures going on. This did not stopcmy enjoyment of the food though. Everything was perfect

I really really like Ginza West 🌸 The lovely location surrounded by a garden and flowers made breakfast time even more enjoyable. Those soufflé pancakes and egg sandwiches were absolutely a delight & delicious! 🥞😋 The service was also top-notch; got very lucky that tables on the terrace were available without having to wait in queue. It was very enjoyable morning spent over there and definitely recommend that restaurant 👍🏻

Fluffiest pancake ive had in Tokyo, souffle was served hot and fully puffed up which tasted awsome as well. Didnt like that its 100 yen for extra syrup though. But service is as good as any fine dining establishment.

Always a great spot to relax with your dog 🐶under the ginkgo trees 🍃 The food is high quality and delicious. I wish the menu had a bit more variety, though 🙏 Be aware that the ginkgo scent is quite strong during autumn...😅

The cafe got a very nice view towards the trees beside the main road, however for outdoor seatings the leaves will fall onto the tables and food. The vegan pasta is normal as the spices is not enough, while the salad is quite outstanding. The ginger ale is what surprised me that with additional mint and apple pieces, it enhanced the flavor and smooth the hotness of the ginger flavor.

Love this place especially at the weekend. Sit on the terrace and watch all the beautiful classic cars and beautiful motorcycles parade by. My highlight was watching four old boys enjoying coffee together and sharing stories before all climbing aboard their respective classic Porches. Absolutely heaven!

Outdoor seating space, chill environment, Friendly service, the best part is that they service delicious small portion dishes. Love everything we ordered from salmon, roasted chicken to spicy olives. Good coffee, So so tiramisu.

Actually only went to the second floor for an event/function but I suppose they catered that. The food was actually good and I saw the staff tending to the buffet making sure to replace empty serving plates. The venue was pretty easy to find and they have a nice facade.

Nice view… long wait when I visited so maybe that took something from the experience. The ginger ale is good. The appetizer is a bit pricey for me based on the serving. The fish is good but the sides were let the dish down a bit.

Very nice place to enjoy and relax. The restaurant had a strawberry theme which was really cute. They had a little candle on the table which is very romantic and sweet. We wanted to have a seat at the terrace, but we couldn't resist sitting on a table with a candle on. There was a special menu with strawberry theme dishes. Kinda pricey, but the cake was very good. Also, there was an online shop were you can get cute strawberry theme items. The restaurant itself is located in a very nice location where you can enjoy the view of Aoyama street. Unfortunately, the second floor was opened only for dinner, and we only wanted to enjoy a cup of coffee with some sweets. In general, it was a very nice experience, totally worth a shot if you are in the area.

The decor was amazing and we were so impressed with the attention to detail for everything from service to design. The tea they offer were also great. We also love some of the dessert they offer. The food was not that special I. It’s say. However, it was a nice experience and we enjoyed it. Note that you are only allowed to take photos of the dishes on your table and not the atmosphere. Guess you will have to go see to enjoy it yourself. Highly recommend if you want to see some amazing decor.

Amazing place, Amazing food and teas, amazing staff! My friend made a reservation for me (I eat plant-based) and they made this incredible vegan meal course! Everything was delicious! Very recommended

I tried their afternoon tea and found the overall experience enjoyable. The tea and pastries were well-prepared and delicious, though a few items were a bit unusual and might require an acquired taste

HIGASHIYA in Ginza is a place where you truly feel harmony. Every detail is filled with a sense of aesthetics, from the interior to the presentation. The wagashi look like little works of art, capturing the seasons and the breath of nature. The atmosphere is calm, almost meditative, which makes it easy to savor every flavor. I loved how tradition and modernity blend here so naturally and subtly. It’s more than just a confectionery—it’s a unique experience that stays with you.

Amazing! We wanted to find a true Japanese tea experience before our departure tomorrow. Fantastic choices of matcha (I'll add other pictures shortly), tasty small bites (the citrus and persimmon ones were my favrites). Service beyond anything we have been used to, extremely informative and detailed. Plus.. the reason why I'm posting pictures of the interior is that it's so incredibly beautiful. All those furniture pieces... jaw dropping. I'm normally not posting any bathroom pictures but also that private room... amazing. 10/10. A must go and must see.

A hidden gem among the bustling streets of Ginza. Higashiya Ginza is a meditative experience. I felt relaxed, welcomed, nurtured and energized through the sacred art of tea. The masterful execution is evident in the distinct flavor of matcha. It wasn't as bitter as the ceremonial quality I've tasted before. The matcha is grown in Kyoto and it was subtle, smooth and refreshing. The selection of sweets was divine, each bite of wagashi paired perfectly. Attentive staff were present and not rushed. It was an elegant experience that one can only appreciate in Japan. Sorry you hipster cities but execution in Japan is on another level, the service is unmatched. If you're in the Ginza area you definitely want to stop by. Reservations are encouraged but we were able to get a table as walk-ins. There's also a gift shop to purchase a selection of teas and sweets.

Phenomenal place to have set menus and pairings for tea and traditional Japanese confectionery. Beautiful interior and impeccable vibes.

Got table 18 for the 18 breakfast! We made a tourist mistake a rocked up at 10:30am with no reservation and guess what, it was sold out 🥲 But luckily they allow (at least when we were there) to make a reservation for the next day! It was amazing to see it within the temple grounds. Returned the next day and heaps of people were just waiting but with a reservation we just strolled in, sat and ordered our 18 set meal. Definitely an experience to have a range of Japanese breakfast items to taste in a cafe style but to me its a once and done as while well cooked and presented, wasn’t a fan of everyone of the 18 meals. More of a photo op experience with a focus on food variety.

Located on the temple grounds with the information center lies this restaurant that does an amazing 18 item breakfast that has daily queues. While each individual item is small, it's overall a filling breakfast once you get through it all. Every dish has its own flavour, though we felt some items were a bit too salty. Each set was 2000 yen which seemed fair for what we got and where it was.

Quaint small cafe with proper Japanese breakfast. Only 2 choices when we were there. Congee (savoury porridge) with 16 types of topping, or a piece of salmon with mixed grain rice (it looks like Korean mixed rice - purple coloured). We had the salmon and it was sublime. Be careful of the cut of the salmon as it may have a few bones.

If you’re looking for a place where the food is consistently delicious and on the healthier side, this spot has got you covered. They focus on offering fresh, nutritious options, with a special emphasis on a variety of teas. Their breakfast menu is especially notable—if you’re a fan of porridge, be sure to try the one that comes with 18 different side dishes. However, it’s a limited-time offering, so make sure to arrive early if you don’t want to miss out. This time, I had the Houjicha paired with a red snapper dashi soup chazuke, complete with shisai nori and shrimp. The delicate flavors of the soup were perfectly balanced with the savory nori and plump shrimp, making each bite comforting yet satisfying. The Houjicha was smooth, earthy, and complemented the dish wonderfully. Overall, this spot continues to impress with its delicious, healthy meals and carefully selected teas. Highly recommended!

We got a brunch menu. Food was great and reasonably priced for what they offer. Cute place with aesthetic, relaxing atmosphere. One thing to note is make a reservation beforehand or go early. Otherwise you might have to wait for a long time because even with a bunch of empty tables, they take guests with reservations first.

We came here during lunch time and had to wait for around 20 mins. They used a self-service machine to get the queue numbers. The foods were great and were beautifully plated. The ambience was nice and peaceful. This place was very close to the Tsukiji Market.

We came here on a Thursday morning and there was no line, we were able to get a table quickly without a reservation. The 18 course breakfast was good, it was nice sampling a variety of dishes, although I was not a fan of some of them. The standout dishes were: - yuba with salmon roe - sweet kombu tsukudani - matcha jelly - fried eggplant with seasonal ground soy meat - spicy cod roe & seaweed - roasted duck with sansho pepper - deep fried fish cake Overall, Tsumugi was a great option for breakfast and we had a good time trying the variety of dishes. I would recommend them if you're interested in trying the 18 course breakfast. follow @food.vince on instagram and tiktok for more travel eats!

(BREAKFAST/BRUNCH menu): in Yoyogi Uehara is hugely popular for its weekend breakfast, especially the Dutch pancake. The café itself is cozy and the pancake was truly delicious, but be prepared: we joined the online queue at 8:30am and didn’t get seated until after noon. They do mention the pancake takes 30 minutes, but by 10am, new guests weren’t even allowed to line up. It’s a lovely and comforting meal, but with the long wait, high price, and pastries/other menu items selling out early, it might be best enjoyed once the hype dies down…or if you already have other plans in the area while the phone lets you informed about the queue.

🛎️ [Must-Try] Dutch Pancake with Parma Prosciutto & Burrata Cheese Visited many times, and this skillet pancake is always worth the 30-minute bake. Crisp on the outside and soft inside, almost like a puff pastry. The savory Parma prosciutto and creamy burrata in the center, finished with a drizzle of maple syrup, create the most perfect balance of flavors.

Delightful little brunch spot that serves a delicious Dutch pancake with Parma and burrata; the syrup mixed with ham, melted cheese, and eggy texture of the bread is truly outstanding. And while that was impressive, I found myself LOVING the creamy salsiccia stew and radiccio, quinoa, grape salad. Both were so flavorful. In addition to the food, the ambience was so comfortably stylish—soft yellow lighting; a record player spinning out an eclectic mix of music; and modern rustic farmhouse decor.

Arrived at 12:30pm Managed to get in within 15 mins and food served at 12:50pm I came without reservation coz I saw long queue of posts on XHS if u come here 7-9am peak hours . So I decided to come by just by luck , but luckily they took us in as last table . ( that day was heavy rain) Last order is 1 pm . Order : Cream salsiccia with scone Financier Homemade ham & Camembert sandwich Fuglen black coffee The food really taste good But if you ask me to bear with the crazy queue I think I will give up Service is ok. Communication abit hard . I stood at cashier for 3 mins and the staffs didn’t even bother me 🥴 until I need to speak “ halo ???” Then only they notice my existence.

The Dutch pancake is perfect! Don't miss it. The salad is also very special. Their coffee is wonderful and the service is really good. Great experience

The Dutch pancake is amazing! The food here overall is 👍🏻 good. The only thing I think can be improved is the coffee? From little nap and fuglen, they’re a bit too light (I tried fuglen in the shop nearby). Highly recommended! But please do get up early and get a queue tag to dine in early!

It’s really good. And the ambiance is cool and chic. I didn’t wait in line luckily, as I went right around 1pm (lunch goes until 2pm). Some of the baked goods they were sold out of at that time, but they were still serving Dutch pancakes, which is what I wanted. It was delicious, and I’m writing this review with a watering mouth. The prosciutto and burrata cheese just complimented each other so well, then the sweetness of the maple syrup just took it over the top. I had a pour over coffee also, with beans from a local coffee shop, that completed the meal. For me, it’s something I’ll come back for again and again.

Loved our breakfast here. The pancakes are delicious and fluffy. We ordered a few different ones, sweet and savory. They were all good. The staff were really friendly and helpful. Great breakfast place if you’re nearby in Tokyo.

My last meal to wrap up my solo trip to Japan and what a great meal to end it with! I got the Blueberry Lemon Pistachio pancakes and was not disappointed! I love the blueberry lemon combo! It was not overly sweet and being a texture person, the pancakes were very satisfying to eat. Just a heads up, it will take about 20 minutes for your food to be prepared because they make it to order. Definitely worth the wait though :)

The shop is small and intimate so given the hype, a lot of locals and mostly tourists want to try this place. Make sure to arrive early. My friend and I went there 30 minutes before they open so we were the first one in the line. The selection of pancakes is superb, from fruits to nuts and different syrups. They also serve other dishes and my favourite is what they called Aged Bacon and Salad with fluffy pancakes on the side.

I was really excited to try soufflé pancakes for the first time during our recent trip to Japan. They were good, but not mind-blowing. That said, the presentation was premium and visually impressive. The service was excellent, though the restaurant itself felt a bit cramped. The wait was reasonable for a morning visit. Overall, I still recommend the experience if you’re curious to try these famous fluffy pancakes.

Flipper’s was amazing! The pancakes were so tasty and the staff really kind. It took around 20-30 months for the food to arrive after we ordered but the quality definitely worths the wait. The soy latte was also really good :)

Food is great; very fun experience if you want to try fluffy Japanese pancakes, and the toppings work really well. The staff is also very friendly and accommodating, though there is limited seating available and you will likely need to wait outside for room to open up. The prices are a little on the high side.

We had the Eggs Benedict and Aged Bacon Soufflé Pancake. Both are very good and yummy! The side salad is okay but overall the pancakes are yummy and the quality of the bacon is perfect. We would love to be back to try the sweet options.

Super “French toast”! Nice atmosphere, fluffy -almost pudding texture inside, edge was crispy - home made bacon got nice rosemary hint - have it with maple syrup - our mouth were super happy with texture and sweet savory taste 😋 oh and don’t forget to try the An butter sandwich too! It’s extremely delicious! Expect to spend around ¥2,000–¥5,000 per person. A cozy gem where simplicity meets flavor.

Neatly tucked away down a side street. It’s small, quaint and very Japanese cool. Here you will find some delicious food, coffee and ambiance that is renowned in Japan. Got there early and were greeted by a lovely lady who sat our party of 6 no issues. I’d imagine if you get there later you’ll wait as there were people waiting outside. I double meal’d it. Went the French toast and a croque madam as the avo was sold out. The chef has a special touch, French toast is a winner with the cheese and maple syrup and bacon combo, the croquet madam was balanced and the bechamel super tasty. Both were sensational. Coffee was cold drip and the rest of the boys loved their meals too. Highly recommend!

This was my favorite breakfast in Tokyo! This bistro is in Shibuya, but it is tucked away. It had great vibes/music. The French toast was chef's kiss! I still think about the salmon bagel with tomato jam! Yum!

Came here for brunch with a couple friends. The place is small but very cozy and we very much enjoyed our meal, so much so that we came back the next morning for another breakfast. Highly recommend getting the French toast and bacon, it was SO good. If you sit at the bar you can also watch the workers prepare the food, which we enjoyed doing as well. Would be tough to have a group of more than 4 people, they can’t really accommodate large groups, so keep that in mind

Bistro Rojiura is a very cool little breakfast spot tucked away in a Shibuya back alley. The French toast is crispy on the outside, somewhat gooey on the inside, and absolutely delicious, even without syrup. The bagel with cream cheese, shredded salmon, and tomato jam is a savory treat, though there were a few too many sprouts for my liking. Both items make for a great breakfast treat, but I would argue that the options were a little too small for the price.

Cute little cafe that is very central but hidden away. We tried the granola, French toast with bacon and the salmon bagel. Everything was absolutely deilicious.

Delicious breakfast , the French toast was excellent. I returned the following morning for scrambled eggs + avocado, possibly the best I’ve ever tasted. Can’t wait to return and try out the other dishes.

I went for breakfast with a few friends and very quickly got a seat. The staff were very friendly and also spoke English very well. I ordered the eggs Benedict and it was cooked perfectly. The biscuit, ham, and hollandaise sauce perfectly complemented the meal. My friends ordered the lumberjack meal and they really enjoyed it as well. I plan to go back and try other menu items when I have the time. I will definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for a good breakfast or brunch.

This is my third trip to Tokyo, and each time, I have to have Jade5 at least once (probably more than once) before I leave. This brunch spot puts most brunch spots in the states to shame. It's a tiny space and there is usually a wait, but it's all worth it once you sit down. Their small list of food options are executed perfectly, especially their blueberry pancakes which have been voted the best pancakes in the world (by me). Quit having mediocre fluffy pancakes around Tokyo, and stop by Jade5 for the real deal. True western style flapjacks that will bring you to tears.

Being a short walk from where we were staying, it was a fantastic find. Others explain the menu better but it was nicely priced for really good breakfast food. Wide variety great flavors super cool vibe. Is popular. You may very well. Wait and in good weather you just hang out outside outside. Especially for an American, having a taste of home with such a good breakfast was a treat.

They had Oasis records on the wall. The food was definitely delicious. Small area for customers. We went on a Friday morning around 9 and it wasn't too much of a wait.

My husband and I had this at the tail end of our trip and it was pretty good! A nice western style breakfast the pancakes were crisp fluffy. I just wish that the potatoes had a little bit more seasoning. Small weight because the shop is small but the workers and the waiter was really awesome and nice.

Absolutely amazing manners and politeness. Very accommodating and comforting feeling inside. Staff were so nice, even with our broken Japanese, they understood English very well. Food was stunning and delicious. Super clean and tidy!

Food is good, but not worth if you need to wait over 1hour. If it doesn’t need wait so long, I definitely will come back. If you want to have the breakfast set, please arrive before 10, they are change to lunch menu at 11

Went there May 2025 on another girls’ trip to Japan. Top notch service, and awesome food! Starting off with the cucumber flowers to enlighten your taste buds, very refreshing! My favourite is the eggplant dish, the presentation and taste were both exciting! Never had I seen eggplants giving out that much steam, and they also reminded me of Bomb Flowers from Zelda. Had one of the best seats in the house to watch the chefs work, was for sure a pleasure.

Reputation sets some expectations but our luncheon experience was full of surprises and delights- textures, flavors in distinct combinations. Outstanding food with professional and engaging staff who quietly made it a memorable occasion. Loved the nod to Japan with the unique bread recipe which added an extra crunch (à la rice crackers); and provided an invaluable accompaniment to the wonderful sauces.

Cost at the last photo- ¥40000+ surcharge forgot to take photo of wines. Top 10 restaurants in worldwide. I have to say the overall tasting is quite disappointing. Nothing really makes me to remember of the night. Except the 2 veg dishes…. Tomato and the eggplant, not really positive way. Especially the last course, 2 way to cook duck. Duck breast is good, but nothing special. The duck soup is really disgusting, it’s full of the flavor of duck skin (gamey). I believe all the chef aims to get rid of this bad taste of the duck. It just like you are having the raw duck butt….. Complaint this to the waiter, but no response from the kitchen. They had great service and the sommelier is very professional and friendly!

Best restaurant in Japan, service was impeccable; slightly disappointed with the loss of duck dish! My fiancé who does not eat seafood was able to enjoy the variety of them (might have converted him)! Do yourselves a favour - get a tin of the delicious cookies!

Very great experience; food are of high quality and full of imagination, the staffs were polite, and every small step were proper. The chef was very kind and friendly and allow us to go into the kitchen

A Truly Memorable Dining Experience at SÉZANNE Dining at SÉZANNE was an unforgettable journey through the artistry of French cuisine, elevated by the finest Japanese ingredients. Nestled within the luxurious Four Seasons Hotel in Ginza, this Michelin-starred restaurant offers a dining experience that is both refined and deeply personal. My favorite dishes were the kinki fish, known for its delicate sweetness, was perfectly cooked with a crispy skin that added a delightful texture and Megumi Duck dish was a revelation. It was tender and succulent, its skin crisped to perfection. Overall expense, from the moment we entered, the service was impeccable. Each dish at SÉZANNE told a story, blending French culinary techniques with the purity of Japanese ingredients. It was a dining experience that not only satisfied the palate but also touched the heart.

Probably overall the best fine dining experience we’ve had in the past 3 months. The aged Comté cheese amuse-bouche started this summer journey with a bold, masculin taste. Among all (from the summer tasting menu on July 10 2025), the most impressive one would be the tomato basil tarte, which is visually artistic and technically very well made: each of the multi-layers of the tarte has its own taste however does not cause any conflicts. The pan-seared white fish was cooked to perfect, which could be the role model of any kinds of fish cuisine at a fining European restaurant: crispy on the skin while juicy and tender inside. The “deconstructed” and “reconstructed” mango topped with Chantilly cream was a really wow. It’s light, refreshing yet intense and fruity, with the topical mango taste. For a “mushiatsui” hot summer day, nothing would be more suitable than this for a after-lunch dessert! The only course confused us was the melon underneath the oyster, which is a little bit too sweet, but not sour enough. Any citrus fruits instead maybe? Overall a bravo!

I visited this cafe to check out their Halloween special afternoon tea and I must say I was surprised to find such a kawaii cafe near Omotesando hills. The cafe is on the ground floor while the other two floors have a store with quirky accessories and clothes - cute but quite pricey. We had pre-booked the afternoon tea set (2500yen) which include 4 sweets, bacon & spinach croissant and a corn pottage. I chose the halloween special bitter chocolate drink with my set that came at an extra cost of 200 yen. The cupcake and macaron were quite delicious and I quite enjoyed the savouries as well. However the drink was too bitter for my taste, it did look great but the taste was just okay , I should have rather gone for a simple cappuccino which might have paired better with the food. But overall it was a great experience and a perfect spot for those cutesy IG- worthy pictures.

Reserved at 14:00, but the food was served at 14:45. The room was dusty, and the water glass smelled like a dog. However, the water itself didn't have the typical tap water taste here, which was fine.

I came here a couple weeks before Halloween. Very cute decor, delicious sweets and they were playing the soundtrack of the Nightmare before Christmas, love it.

Just okay. It is about a 10-minute walk from Harajuku Station (Takeshita Exit). Busy area near Omotesando. The entrance is located down a small alley. Reservations are recommended. But even when you make a reservation, you still have to wait in line….ok. Then what’s the point of making a reservation? The reservation said you have a 2 hour limit, but they were kicking people out at 1.5 hours, and they were not shy about making you leave, too. Multiple workers came to our table reminding us that we had to leave by a certain time.. We got the seasonal strawberry afternoon tea set complete with croissant sandwiches (barely chewable beef), mini soup cups, soggy macarons, a jelly cup of some sort, and some dry cupcake things. The strawberry latte was an extra charge, but cheaper if you buy the set. It was way too much sugar and I regretted it halfway through. Could not finish the drink. The decorations and atmosphere? Looks way better in photos on their website. It was gimmicky and not as polished as it seems on the website, but still, if you want to dress up and take some cute photos for social media, this is the place. Good photo ops. When you make a reservation, you can ask them to write a special message on the plate. :) Staff was kind enough to take pictures of us. They take card.

A lovely Cafe with quite good coffee and very nice prepared cakes and macaroons. The staff is nice and friendly.

Could only stay for 20 minutes. Was cute. Very cherry based. Whatever I got was okay....too sweet for me. Lots of macaroon stuff.

Non-prompt afternoon service (1630 sitting) cashier would not respond to requests to split bill or handle goods purchase. Service staff was good, food cute and decent flavor. Sadly for the theme cafe, the one front cashier ruined my and my party's experience.

Pancakes are great! Highly recommend if you’re feeling something sweet. The platter looks like a good selection and lists what region the ingredients come from. We tried the deep fried oyster, scone and pancakes which were all baller. Service was great and attentive

We happened to accidentally wander in during the end of a big party and I felt a little embarrassed but they were really kind and friendly and set a table for us anyways. We came here specifically for the souffle pancakes and they were so fluffy and delicate, these are the more airy kind of souffle pancake vs the more solid cake type. They were absolutely delicious and not too sweet. Even as we left, everyone was very nice, I felt very welcomed.

One of the best pancakes I’ve had, but… they delayed one of our pancakes for more than an hour. It was their lunch rush, and they started serving locals while leaving us waiting. Everyone else got their food, even people who arrived after us, and only then did they decide to make our last pancake. They never mentioned the delay in advance—only that it would take 15–20 minutes. In the end, we received our pancakes 1 hour and 25 minutes after placing the order.

I’ve been searching for the fluffiest soufflé pancakes for weeks now, however I did not want to waste precious travel time waiting in long lines. This place was the best shot I had around the area and it did not disappoint. Super light, airy, fluffy, delicious pancakes. Best way to end our trip!

The café is in a very quiet area, but close enough to Shibuya Station. The location is great. I liked the style of the café, relaxing and cozy... even though it was pretty loud when I went. So far I tried the Mixed berries pancakes with roasted macadamia nuts on top and the Tiramisu pancakes. About ¥1300 for two pretty big pancakes. Not so cheap. The taste was good, they were not too sweet. But I found the texture pretty weird, they were basically raw inside, more like pudding-pancakes. They are yummy, but not the best fluffy pancakes I’ve had in Tokyo. The Rooibos and ginger tea was pricey but great!!!

Waiting time and service is the worst especially if you are a tourist competing with locals. We are a group of three, we arrived just after 10’ after they opened (11:40) and we were the second group to be seated. They told us we will be waiting for around 30’ for the pancakes. Soon the restaurant was packed with local people and in around 30’ we got the two portions out of 3 and still after 90 minutes!!!! from our order placement, the whole place had finisged their lunch and still we were waiting for the third pancake. They told us it is because of lunch time even though our order was put first before all others. TRAGIC!!! The worst part, the ‘pancakes’ are not that good and not even considered pancakes. We have had way better than these ones in Japan. Whipped cream with a bit of egg on a pan. I wouldnt recommend.

Pancakes were incredibly fluffy! The mac and cheese was also really creamy.

Top notch all around. We did the dinner tasting course and were blown away by how creative and delicious each dish was. The timing and presentations were impeccable and we had lots of fun trying to rank the dishes received. The pork tacos with charred eggplant ended up taking the top spot for me. One of the best tacos I've ever eaten

Had the lunch course here for ~¥3000. Overall good experience. The food was above average and in good portions. I’ve read reviews that the serving is small if you don’t get the course meal so I decided to listen. The best dishes have to be the appetizers: (a) the guacamole and chips and (b) the spicy tomato soup. I don’t mind coming back for the dinner course people have been raving about and try the bar above the restaurant.

My wife and I had been traveling in Japan for 5 days from Los Angeles, and as much as we love Japanese food, we were ready for something different. So we booked a table at Rubia for some Mexican…. And I can honestly say this place has some of the best Mexican food we’ve had (and LA has a lot of good Mexican food) The staff was super excited to have us, and overall this was a great experience. I think everyone should go here…

Went with the family the other night and we all the set dinner course. Everything think from the food to service was wonderful. This is not a Tex Mex type of place but instead focus on regional Mexican specialties using very premium ingredients The location is great because it is just off the busy streets in Shibuya but very close to the station by Parco. We will be back soon.

Dinner reservations at 6pm after visiting the 5pm mezcal and tequila bar upstairs, Rubia is truly the best Mexican restaurant, more than that, best fine dining tasting menu experience in Tokyo. Each dish was unbelievably flavorliscious, should be on the world's 50 Best Restaurants, of which I've been to a dozen or more. I was astounded the place was nearly empty on a Wednesday night, everyone was missing out! Can even order mezcal from upstairs to your table 🤠

The place was great, it was quite quiet in a weekdays night. However, the ambience was really soothing. Furthermore, there are not a lot of menus on weekdays night. Around 6 or 7 menu in total. Not sure why. But among those 6-7, almlat half of it is vegan or they could make it vegan. Quite fancy, good for dinner date.

Pre-Booked for dinner month prior for my birthday trip to Tokyo and it was an unexpected treat! The location was easy to find because it is just off the busy streets in Shibuya; we actually passed it the day prior. We visited Tahona, the bar upstairs, while the staff prepared to open and had a great cocktails (Ready Fire Ain & Rubio) prepared by Antonio. Little did we know he’d help serve us all evening and provide the best recommendations. We chose the set dinner course (7 total) and appreciated their approach on Mexican specialties. This is a fine dining restaurant with true fusion of cultures but it was very approachable, affordable, and Delicious. My favorites were the kampachi fish empanada sprinkled with cojita and served with grasshopper mayo; Scallops and corn fritters in shrimp consumme; Mushroom quesadillas with celery sprouts and Japanese bean paste; Mushroom stuffed Squid with charred chile aho and special treat of Chocolate tamale with coconut ice cream. Also served Bean tamale; Mole milado with Shinto leaf eggplant marinaded pork and chili ashes; and dessert of Persimmon topped with cinnamon, coconut cream and yuzu garnish of edible flowers. We also enjoyed a generously poured mezcal flight and a sample of mezcal from Durango, Mexico.

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!

PARKLET in Tokyo is an absolute gem. The service is warm and attentive, making you feel instantly welcome. The food is fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared, perfectly complemented by their excellent coffee. Its location is convenient yet tucked away enough to feel like a hidden escape. The ambiance is calm, stylish, and inviting—ideal for both a relaxed breakfast or an afternoon break. A must-visit bakery in Tokyo. If you are in hotel near by, this is the perfect spot to start your day in Tokyo. I highly recommended.

Of all the breakfast spots I have been to in the world, Parklet Bakery is - without exaggeration - the very best. We stayed in a hotel around the corner and went to Parklet every morning. There‘s a wide selection of dishes - both warm and cold - and many vegetarian and vegan choices. Parklet makes their own bread as well as pastries, many of which we tried. The pastries were all really delicious and truly creative, such as a Danish with blueberry cheesecake, strawberry cheesecake or lemon curd filling in the middle. Choices of pastries vary slightly from day to day, so there’s always something new to try when you go more than once. The breakfast menu stays the same every day and breakfast can be ordered in the afternoon, too. We especially enjoyed the smashed avocado bread with oil and dukkah, as well as the granola. However, we also went in the evening when they were open until 10 p.m. — there was a great selection of delicious natural wine from France. There was even an evening menu that had separate dishes than the breakfast menu. For the coffee drinks, Parklet works with local roaster Overview Coffee. We usually order Batch Brews with our breakfast and enjoyed the Ethiopia and Honduras very much. Espresso-based drinks very really well-made, too. The double-shot espresso macchiato was the perfect espresso-milk ratio and the temperature was just perfect, too. Very delicious, I highly recommend to ask for one. Being music lovers, especially Soul and Jazz, we really liked the old school vibes of the music at Parklet. They played all the Soul classics we love. In the evening, the music was different to match the vibe. Most of all I would like to highlight the outstanding level of hospitality and service at Parklet: Every employee is extremely friendly, attentive, works hard, fast and clean. With ten years of experience in hospitality / specialty coffee I can honestly say that any place in the world would be proud to call this team their own. There‘s also a merchandise shelf with some Parklet-branded products, plus coffee, beer, wine, apple juice and other products both local and imported. Parklet offers a variety of seating options such as at the bar, high tables and bar stools, as well as regular tables and comfy chairs. It‘s located on a very quiet street and the other side of the indoors is facing a children‘s playground - lots of fun to watch the kids at play. My wife and I are looking forward to visit you again the next time we‘re in Tokyo. Congrats!

The avocado toast with egg and chili was great. The dark chocolate cookie also very delicious and still gooey inside. The espresso was slightly sour to my taste buds but overall great experience.

I was looking for sourdough bread in Tokyo and this place came up in my search. It’s not easy to find so I was excited to try it. They have lots of bread and sandwich options, which all look good, but I just wanted the sourdough loaf. You can either get a small or a large loaf, and the small is actually quite big. They will slice it for you as well. And it is delicious. I got a warm loaf and had to try some of it immediately. It was fantastic. It’s also good the next day in a toaster. The staff told me that their loaf is a bit denser so it doesn’t keep as long, so to eat it in a day or two. The staff were friendly and the space is a cool place to sit and have a slice. I’ll certainly be back.

If you want a table, you might have to queue for a while. But you can skip the queue outside if you are just getting takeaway. The (vegan) avocado toast is pretty decent, if a bit expensive for one slice, the bread is very nice and on the harder side, which I like. The avocado itself wasn’t the best tasting avocado, but that’s typical for Japan. The dukkah and olive oil do a pretty good job of hiding that though. I didn’t love the coffee (oatmilk latte). It felt like it was a little under-extracted? There is a nice park outside, great for kids.

I love loveeeee Parklet ! Love the gorgeous interior design of the place and their PASTRIES??? Oh my God 😭 Obsessed! The cookie, the sourdough, the muffins and the Avocado toast eatsss! I love this place 🤍

Lovely café! I had a beautiful granola bowl, a delicious matcha latte, and an apple cake Everything was fresh and perfectly balanced

Had dinner and celebrated my daughter’s birthday here in June. Food was good. Steak with foie gras was excellent. 藤村and 大津were super attentive and friendly. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼Their service was second to none. Would definitely return as long as they are there!

Come during week day lunch to avoid being charge the 500 yen per person and requirement to buy a drink each person. RSVP with their website is also recommended instead of just walk in if you’re a foreigner. For 300 yen more they will add a salad and bread to your entree, during lunch time. We thought that was a good deal. We tried eel risotto, crab pasta and beef stew with wine sauce. Risotto rice was al dente. We thought the flavor profile of the pastas were ok. The beef stew dish was the best.

We passed this restaurant while walking to our hotel and thought we’d come back and give it a try. Great decision. The food was excellent. My wife and I split the large Caesar salad (which was a little too big) and an order of bread with truffle butter. She had the Wagyu beef dish and I had the petit size Rossini filet. Both were delicious although I thought mine was better. The Rossini was medium rare with foie gras on top that was seared on the bottom and had a delicious peppercorn sauce. It was served on a bed of mashed potatoes and the sauce was superb. The foie grad patty was amazingly delicious. The restaurant was busy even at 3 pm in a Sunday but we were able to sit at the upstairs bar and watch the chefs in action which was fun. They were winding down from the lunch rush and prepping for dinner so the sous chef was slicing a huge quantity of amazingly thin mushroom slices and prepping sauces for the dinner service. The pasta chef and the pizza chef were spinning out the last orders from late lunches. Few words were exchanged and it looked like a carefully choreographed ballet. The bill including the large salad, bread, mains, a glass of wine and a glass of beer and the service charge was about $73 US which by Los Angeles standards is remarkably low. I don’t think we could have gotten the main dishes alone for that in LA. The only annoying thing was the service charge of 500 yen per person which we haven’t seen anywhere else in Japan in our 2 weeks here so far. But I understand that it’s Ginza and rent is expensive. So that’s about a 10% service charge which is still below LA standards of 18-20%.

Restaurant is located on the second floor of building, can take building elevator or restaurant stairs to access 2nd floor of restaurant. We made reservation on Google but for some reason, restaurant staff said it was for a different restaurant when I showed them our email confirmation. Anyway after a few back and forth exchanges to confirm this is the restaurant we tried to book and want to dine in, we were seated (luckily there were still tables still available). We had the cheese plate, large caesar salad and king crab roll wrapped in avocado as starters to share amongst the four of us. All tasted good but not overwhelming. The server had mixed up our order and brought us carpaccio instead but once I told the staff the order was incorrect, the server who took our order came back and immediately apologized for the mix up and reconfirmed the appetizer that we had originally ordered which was the king crab roll. For mains, we ordered the blue crab tomato sauce pasta, eel risotto, foie gras steak, braised wagyu beef. For the steak with foie gras, the steak temperature was cooked perfectly but personally found it a little bit too salty so was a little bit disappointed since it was the star of the show. However the other mains tasted great. The pasta with crab had an enticing aroma of the sea, garlic, herbs . The texture of the pasta is perfectly cooked (note they do put the whole crab in including the shell so its not just crab meat). My teen devoured the whole plate of eel risotto before I could get a bite so I am assuming it was nothing less than great. 😉 The braised wagyu dish was lovely as the meat just melts in your mouth. For dessert we had the seasonal mont blanc (with purple potatoes) and the passion fruit/mango pudding. The mont blanc was built of ice cream surrounded by meringue pieces (?) and it had a slightly tartness to it which balances out well with the overall sweetness of the dessert. It was then topped with the purple potatoe puree at the table. This was shared amongst the 3 of us and it was the perfect ending to our meal.

Food is good, staff are attentive, and the ambiance is lovely. You also get a nice view of the streets in the second floor. Highly recommend the foie gras risotto, foie gras pate appetizer, and seasonal mont blanc

This is my favorite place to eat non Japanese food in Tokyo food impeccable service impeccable price is unmatched for what you get. Everything cooked perfect presented perfect the champagne they fill it to the tippy top of the glass as a skill without spilling it would recommend 10/10

We made a last minute decision to eat here and ordered a couple of pasta dishes. We were seated at the kitchen bar seating area. The dishes were both delicious and satisfying. We felt part of the kitchen by sitting so close to the action!

Delicious tamago sando (what they're known for). Can share a plate with one other person. Great coffee. Cozy space.

They have amazing French toast. You need to try it if you haven’t!

I ❤️ Amanoya's tamago sandos! It is the best in the world 🥇 I am so happy to be able to have them again this June after having the last serving of 2023 🙏🏼

Ordered their signature french toast and had to order a drink too (when ordering only bread goods, they tell you that). So the price tag was higher than I expected. The french toast was okay, looked very instagraphic. The simple coffee was delicious. The atmosphere is very nice.

They don’t open at when they say they open and leave people waiting outside pointlessly

I'm giving 1 stars for poor service. They're never actually crowded but always sold out of their famous egg sandwiches which is the only reason I keep trying to go back. While I feel bad for rating poorly having never actually tried the food, I think failing to provide food justifies this rating.

GOOD****

Everything about this cafe is awesome! 🤩 they make the perfect cappuccino, the flavours of milk and coffee are well balanced, you can still feel the strong coffee taste! 😃 At the time I visited, I tried the Italian biscotti coffee and nuts flavour, it was amazing! With hints of cinnamon, I felt like back in Italy! Please visit this cafe, you’ll not regret. Plus the location is classy and peaceful 😌

I bought the blueberry shake espresso. In my opinion, it was just alright. The blueberry taste is very mild, and I thought they would pour a shot of espresso, but apparently, it's only a sprinkle of ground coffee. Either way, it is still refreshing but really nothing special. A plus side of this place is that if you want to chill or work during the weekend, it is a perfect spot. Sometimes it's hard to find a less crowded coffee shop in Tokyo during the weekend. Fret not, Allpress Toranomon is the perfect place for you to enjoy a cup of coffee in a spacious area with a large seating capacity. Overlooking the Toranomon Hills complex, the view from the cafe is astounding. People who come here dress really well, so the crowd is also nice. The music selection is good as well.

Great coffee, as always. Beautifully prepared flat white, interesting coffee-rum cocktail (too sweet for my taste, but has a nice warmth of spiciness in it). Love the variety of brunch menu. Different sandwiches on a nice sourdough bread and tasty mixed plates. There are some sweet options for your to your coffee (like banana bread etc.) and the air itself smells like baked goods ☺️ The cafe also has its own merchandise.

Best coffee in Toranomon! Upscale but relaxed branch of Allpress conveniently placed in 1st floor of Toranomon Hills Business Tower. There’s plenty of seats to enjoy coffee, breakfast or brunch options and some sweets. They also have nice counter to pop in with laptop and do some work. Service is top notch as all menu options are! My personal favorite is their flat white with peanut butter banana sandwich!

Very good coffee and plenty of seating in a modern building in Toranomon in Tokyo. Located amongst lots of offices, in a very modern and new building, Allpress is a welcoming spot. It's very well lit, nicely designed and feels welcoming. The coffee is very good. Served by a team if hard working and friendly crew. The food menu is limited but everything was top notch. Highly recommend it to anyone in the neighbourhood.

Great cafe in Toranomon Hills Business Tower. Elongated layout, stretching the length of the floor. Nice light decor, with plenty of individual and duo seating. Nice long table for bigger groups on one side. Hot chocolate was well made and tasty. Selection of cakes and cookies looked delicious too. Chill tunes playing overhead.

The oat milk latte was so good, my boyfriend and I came back 3 times for more! Highly recommend, staff is very sweet and attentive too. The avocado toast with soft boiled egg is delicious as well. We came from Los Angeles, and this is so much better than all the cafes in LA! We hope to come back a 4th time, lol.

Nice set meal Place in a bigger complex designed by Kengo Kuma . Since it is all self service and portions are small I the prices are a bit expensive ranging between 1580-2000 for a basic set. The food is good and especially the quality of rice (which is the brand’s main product). Second floor has a nice display of zakka (misc. goods). The atmosphere and space are worth the visit.

Yummie food as always! Nice spacious dining space.

Good for lunch, even better to buy quality japanese ingredients! Yes, it is a restaurant. But most of the space is used by the store, which has a great array of rice, sauce, condiments, as well as fresh food.On the 2nd floor, there are pretty tableware and cooking equipment.Tourist searching for high-quality products to bring back home, don't look further: Akomeya has it (almost) all..

Very sweet. Very cute place, decent atmosphere. I found it very successful.

Food Average and prices reasonable

Simple well done jp food. Plus unique jp food market and crafts. Gift shopping.

(Translated by Google) [Fried Chicken Salad Set] ¥1,690 Fried chicken, eggplant, other vegetables, salad, tofu, miso, rice You can choose between white rice or multigrain rice. You can have one free refill of rice and miso. It was healthy and the portions were plentiful, so I think the quality was worth the price. The food was as expected, but there was a general store next door, and it was really fun because it had a variety of carefully selected ingredients and tableware. You can have one refill of rice, but I think the amount is enough to satisfy you even if you don't. (Original) 【揚げ鶏サラダ御膳】¥1,690 揚げ鶏・ナス他野菜、サラダ、豆腐、お味噌、ご飯 ご飯は白米か雑穀米が選べる。ご飯とお味噌はおかわり１回無料。 健康的で量もたっぷりだった、このお値段に見合ったクオリティだと思う。料理は想像通りだけど併設で雑貨店がついてて、こだわりの食材とか食器が色々置いてあったのでかなり楽しかった。 ご飯おかわり1回できるけど、しなくても全然満足できる量だと思う。

Good coffee with no seating but nice bar to stand at outide of front window. Nice staff and pretty good coffee. Plus they have oat milk and decaf espresso

This coffee is among the best! I recommend you to take the Iced Caffee Latte with oat milk, it’s excellent! The waitress Mitsuki is adorable and super nice 🥹 it's a coffee shop where you stand on the counter sipping your drink, the atmosphere is very peaceful and right next to Harajuku! I give it a 5 star! Thank you very much for all the coffees you served me 🥰

I always love ice latte in paper cup and this was delicious until the end. Impressive coffee and the barista-san was very cute.

Best cafe latte I've had in my 25 years. Great little shop with barely room for 4 people inside. Great option for a coffee to go

Cute, small cafe in central Tokyo. Took me a few months a friend’s recommendation to find out about the place and it was worth it. Great espresso and friendly staff.

Fantastic Spot! I came with my friend 10 minutes before closing and they met us with wonderful service. The beers were fantastic and the small plates were delicious.

2025 - Visiting again 8 years later. Still amazing coffee. 2017 - The coffee here is perfect - umai! If you're an Aussie, this place is among the best in Melbourne.

Sachiko is a wonderful and engaging host. This intimate, genuinely traditional experience, including handmade delicacies, accompanying sake and the warmth of the host, is what memories of travel are about.

a sake experiance. this is a place were you will be able to per the best sake to very special local "sweets". be open mainded and you will have flavors that u havnt tasted yet. a must place to come by

very kind host, really enjoyed the sake & dessert pairing set experience!

Very friendly staff and chef. They seems surprised how I manage to find this place. The concept is very interesting. Got two separate dessert and two Diff sake. Both are great.

A truly special place. Kind of want to keep it a secret, but a place like this deserves the recognition. At the forefront of both wagashi and sake. Must visit.

Amazing! Super good sweets and the owner is really willing to explain and be nice

(Translated by Google) A marriage of Japanese sweets and sake. I love both and drink them often, but I had never tried this combination before, so I was intrigued and visited. The recommended sake is a type I wouldn't normally try... but it surprisingly went well with the Japanese sweets! The shop staff explained everything to me in detail, and I had a great time. (Original) 和菓子と日本酒のマリアージュ。 どちらも好きでよく口にしますがこの組み合わせはなかったので興味がありお伺いしました。 おすすめされたお酒は普段は手を出さないタイプ…ですが今回の和菓子とは不思議と合う！お店の方も丁寧に説明してくださり楽しいひとときを過ごせました。

Cozy place, carefully decorated, nice jazz and bossa-nova music, calm as the environment. Food menu, at lunch time, with a good sort of choice. I ordered a fish and abalone dish, salad and soup. Tasteful, good portion carefully prepared, nice and good looking. Living in the neighborhood for over three years and passing by everyday, I didn’t realize that it was a cool place in the back.

(Translated by Google) [Location: Wakamatsu Kawada Station, short walk] Have lunch at a cafe right next to the station ✌️ “Cafe Vogue Ruby”! The inside of the store is bigger than I expected and stylish (๑･̑◡･̑๑) What I tried was •Today's pasta (1,500) (Includes salad, soup, and drink) The soup was onion soup and it was delicious! ! It's quite dark (*≧∀≦*) The texture of the noodles in the pasta was very good! I also recommended curry, so I would like to try it next time ( ◠‿◠ ) (Original) [場所　若松河田駅　徒歩すぐ] 駅からすぐのカフェで、ランチを✌️ “カフェ　ヴォーグ　ルビー”さん！ 店内が思ったより広くて、そしてオシャレ(๑･̑◡･̑๑) たのみましたのは •本日のパスタ(1,500) (サラダ、スープ、ドリンク付き) スープはオニオンスープだったのですがおいしい！！けっこう濃いめですが(*≧∀≦*) パスタは麺の食感がとてもよかったです！ カレーも推していたので次はカレーを食べてみたいです( ◠‿◠ )

(Translated by Google) I used it during lunch time. I went around 1:30pm and it wasn't crowded, so I was able to get in without waiting. When I told them about the ingredients I didn't like, they carefully explained and responded to me, and the staff were all very nice. The pasta noodles are also chewy, probably because they use fresh pasta. (It's so chewy that it will harden if you don't eat it right away.) The inside of the restaurant is calm and calm, and you can see the cool trees outside, and the seats in the back are comfortable. It's lunch time right after leaving the station and closes at 2:30 pm, so we highly recommend it. For lunch, all menus come with drinks, salads, and soups, and the vegetables in the salads are very delicious! (Original) ランチタイムで利用しました。13時半頃に行き混雑していなかったので待つこともなく入ることができました。苦手な食材を伝えると丁寧に説明と対応をしてくださり店員さんたちはとても感じのいいスタッフさんばかりです。パスタの麺も生パスタを使用しているのかモチモチです。(すぐ食べないと固まってしまうくらいモチモチです。)店内は新宿区ではないくらい落ち着いていて涼しげな木々も外に見えて奥の席は気持ちいいです。駅出てすぐ、14:30までがランチタイムなのでぜひオススメです。ランチは全メニュードリンク&サラダ&スープ付きでサラダの野菜がとても美味しいです！

(Translated by Google) I've only been there for lunch, but I think the pasta is very chewy and delicious. The staff are also very friendly. (Original) ランチでしか伺ったことがないがパスタのモチモチ感はとても美味しいと思う。店員さんの感じもとても良い

(Translated by Google) Every time I have lunch, I order a bread plate. The pasta and curry are both delicious. Homemade desserts are also delicious, so be sure to try them when they appear on the menu. This is a shop that welcomes individuals. As of April 25, 2023, rice plates are the main dish. Takeout is also possible. We also have chicken curry rice and pasta. Sometimes rice plates and bread plates appear on the menu at the same time, and it's fun to choose. The photo I posted shows the large size rice plate and bread plate (extra 100 yen for a large size), so the regular rice plate and bread plate will have a little less rice and bread. (Original) 毎回、ランチでは、パンプレートを注文しています。パスタもカレーも美味しいです。自家製デザートも美味しいので、メニューに出た時は是非。おひとり様大歓迎のお店です。2023年4月25日現在は、ライスプレートがメインになっています。テイクアウトも可能です。チキンカレーライス、パスタもやっています。 時々、ライスプレートとパンプレートが同時にメニューに出て、選ぶのが楽しいです。 私が投稿した写真は大盛のライスプレートとパンプレートは(大盛は＋100円増し)なので、通常のライスプレートとパンプレートはもう少しご飯・パン少なくなります。

(Translated by Google) Visited for the first time in a while. Lunch was 1500 yen. What I ordered consisted of salad, soup, drink, and fresh pasta (Seafood Genovese). The rice dishes also looked delicious. There are a lot of portions, so I recommend ordering one each and sharing it with your companion. -- Lunch 1200 yen. It's delicious and voluminous. I couldn't eat it all. Cash only. (Original) 久しぶりに訪問。 ランチは1500円になっていました。 私が注文したものは、サラダ、スープ、ドリンク、生パスタ(シーフードジェノベーゼ)の構成でした。 ごはんものもおいしそうでした。 量があるので、連れとそれぞれ頼んでシェアしてみたい。 -- ランチ1200円。 おいしくて、ボリュームあり。 食べきれないほど。 現金のみです。

(Translated by Google) This cold tomato pasta is absolutely delicious! 😋🍴💕 The thin noodles have a uniquely chewy texture, and the tomato is entangled in a sticky layer, with a subtle crunch. The generous amount of prosciutto on top creates a perfect blend of flavor and texture! ️ Adding dessert makes it even more satisfying! (Original) 冷製トマトパスタが非常にウマイ😋🍴💕 細麺で独特のもっちりした食感、ねっとりとトマトが絡み、微かにしゃりっとした何かがある…。贅沢に上にのせられた生ハムと、トマトパスタの一体感‼️ デザートまでつけるとさらに満足❗

Ordered rice cake and we got 4 pieces he said we got a smaller portion even tho no where on the menu does it say there are other sizes... very disappointed. If you look at the picture the food is coming above the container, we got less then half

One star because the smoothie strawberry banana was good! I asked for not spicy ramen they say it’s not spicy but it was very spicy my kids couldn’t eat it.. also it was noodle and not Ramen. Disappointed because I wanted to eat ramen. Doesn’t look like Japanese restaurant but more Vietnamese.

Okay service. Corndog was decent!

Good for drinks. Don't eat there.

Very slow service. Would not recommend

Very bad service

(Translated by Google) It's located in the middle of Ameyoko shopping street, about a 5-minute walk from Ueno Station's Hirokoji exit. They offer freshly fried hot snacks. It's rare to find a store that sells street-style hot snacks like this one, and they offer pre-made, limp products, but this store was happy to offer freshly fried hot snacks. In terms of customer service, although the staff member is of Southeast Asian descent, she was cheerful and courteous and made me feel comfortable, although her Japanese was broken. This time, I ordered the ``Cheese Hat Tog'', which was freshly fried and served crispy, so I was able to enjoy it until the end. However, since it is located in one of the busiest areas in Tokyo and a tourist destination, it is a store that only has terrace seating, so you should ignore the fact that it lacks a sense of cleanliness. (Original) 上野駅広小路口～徒歩5分ほど、アメ横商店街のちょうど真ん中辺りにある。 しっかり揚げたてホットスナックを提供してくれる。 稀にこういった屋台風のホットスナックを扱っている店舗だと、作り置きのヘニャッとした商品を提供してくるが、こちらの店舗はしっかり揚げたてホットスナックを提供してくれたのは嬉しいポイント。 接客面は、東南アジア系の店員さんではあるが、カタコトの日本語ではあるが元気の良い丁寧な接客をしてくれて心地好かった。 今回は、「チーズハットグ」を注文したが揚げたてサクサクを提供してくれたおかげで最後まで美味しく食べることができた。 ただ都内でも屈指の繁華街であり、観光地でもある場所柄的での、テラス席しかない店舗なので若干の清潔感に欠けるのは目をつぶる必要がある。

Really good pancakes and quick service. Visited the shop around 6pm and it was quite empty. Service was prompt and the quality of food was good.

Must Try Initially wanted to go to Harajuku outlet but found out they are closed for good so next bet is Daikanyama Pancakes were amazinggg ! ! ! Super soft and fluffy ! ! ! The fact that they jiggle were twice the fun We were the first to arrive @ 11 am on a weekday and some people came after but other wise was not packed Staff was friendly and accommodating He helped to recommend a drink set for extra 200 yen that we took

I came here super early even with a reservation. I still have to wait for about 20mins outside since they haven't opened yet. One of the guy staff was brushing his teeth in front of the entrance while the door was closed but he didn’t even try to hide himself while doing something like that. He even motioned me as if I was a dog. Such a bad service. My meal turned out to be so bad because I was so disgusted by him.

Premium pancakes were fluffy and delicious!

go to happy pancakes. here u get only 20 flyffy pancakes 3 times a day - what a joke.

These were the fluffiest gosh darn pancakes I’ve ever had!

The best pancakes in Japan!! An absolute must try!!

Purchased the butter version. I didn’t like the texture of this snack - it is a soft malleable top and bottom doughy pieces with a sweet core. The taste is all right. But the top and bottom pieces did not work for me. I will not recommend this to anyone.

(Translated by Google) "Goodnews Tokyo Station" was born in a perfect location next to the Yaesu central ticket gate of Tokyo Station. Although it is a brand that originated in Nasu Town, Tochigi Prefecture, it is located in Tokyo Station, a place where many people come and go, and it is full of charm! The biggest attraction of "Goodnews Tokyo Station" is that there are many sweets that can only be tasted here, including "Butter Cousins"! [Butter's Cousin] A sweet that represents Tochigi Prefecture, with the exquisite harmony of rich butter cream and crispy cookie dough. I'm so happy that I can buy it at Tokyo Station ✨ [Brown Cheese Brother] A sweet made with rich brown cheese that is irresistible for cheese lovers. There are also curry breads and other products that will make you excited just looking at them, so it might be a good idea to kill time while waiting for a meeting while looking at the products. However, it's a popular store, so if you don't go early, the items you're looking for may sell out. Today, I couldn't buy my cousin's rusk because it was sold out😭 This is a store you definitely want to stop by when you go to Tokyo Station! (Original) 東京駅八重洲中央改札横という絶好のロケーションに誕生した「Goodnews東京駅」。栃木県那須町発祥のブランドでありながら、東京駅という多くの人が行き交う場所で、魅力が溢れています！ 「Goodnews東京駅」の最大の魅力は、何といっても「バターのいとこ」をはじめとする、ここでしか味わえないスイーツの数々があることです！ 【バターのいとこ】濃厚なバタークリームとサクサクのクッキー生地のハーモニーが絶妙な、栃木県を代表するスイーツです。東京駅で購入できるなんて嬉しいです✨ 【ブラウンチーズブラザー】 チーズ好きにはたまらない、濃厚なブラウンチーズを使用したスイーツです。 他にもカレーパンもあったり、見てるだけでもワクワクしてくる商品がたくさんあるので、商品見ながら待ち合わせの時間潰しするのもいいかも。 ただ、人気のお店なので、お目当ての商品は早めに行かないと売り切れてしまうこともあると思います。 今日は、いとこのラスクが売り切れで買えませんでした😭 東京駅にいったら必ず寄りたいお店ですね！

(Translated by Google) [Butter cousin] Date of eating: 2025.6.10 The other day, Kamenocho Store (KAMENOCHO STORE) Here we have a "Cousin's Rusk Mini Parfait" I received it, but the source of the rusk "Butter cousin" I wanted to try it. There's someone who's going to Tokyo I was close to you, so please I had it bought it. Butter's cousin is Crispy milk jam Sand with waffle dough It was a sweet. Is the dough crispy? I thought so, but it was soft and moist. Strawberry chocolate flavor exclusively available at Tokyo Station It was delicious (^o^) (Original) 【バターのいとこ】 食べた日:2025.6.10 先日、亀の町ストア（KAMENOCHO STORE） で“いとこのラスクのミニパフェ”を いただきましたが、そのラスクの元と なる『バターのいとこ』を 食べてみたいと思いました。 ちょうど東京へ行く用事がある人が 身近にいましたので、おねだりして 買ってきてもらいました。 バターのいとこは、 シャリシャリ食感のミルクジャムを ワッフル生地でサンドした お菓子でした。生地はサクッとしてるのかと 思いきや、ふわっとしっとり系でした。 東京駅限定のいちごチョコ味も 美味しかったです(^o^)

(Translated by Google) This shop, located next to the Yaesu Central ticket gate, opened on May 16, 2024. Visited on September 1, 2025. I was curious about Butter's Cousin, which I'd never seen before, so I stopped by. They also sell freshly baked curry bread and other items. Apparently, they started selling four varieties of Butter's Cousin individually starting today. I was looking for a souvenir to buy in a few days, so I first wanted to try the most popular milk flavor, so I bought one. Although unpackaged products were on display, I was given a packaged one. The expiration date was approximately 10 days from the date of manufacture, and the product I purchased expired on September 11. One piece had 132 kcal. It cost 378 yen. A pack of three cost 1,080 yen (tax included) (it seems to have gone up a little), so it was a bit pricey. They were presented in a very cute, cardboard-like, strong, collapsible package. They even had a sticker attached. Taste rating: I tried it right after I bought it, and the texture was chewy. Like a thin, wet rice cracker. This might be a matter of personal preference. It's similar to the Dutch specialty stroopwafel, but less dense. I prefer something chewier, like a chewy or crispy one. The filling has a creamy butter cake flavor. It has a subtle sweetness that would go well with black coffee. Overall, the packaging is cute and well thought out, but it was expensive and I didn't like the taste, so I ruled it out as a souvenir. The staff were friendly, and I'm glad I got to try it. (Original) 2024/5/16オープンの八重洲中央改札横のショップ。 訪問は2025/9/1 初見のバターのいとこが気になって通りがかりに訪問。他にも焼きたてカレーパンなども販売していた。 本日からバターのいとこ4種類のバラ売りを開始したそう。 数日後に買うお土産を探しているところだったので、まず自分で味見がしたくて一番人気だというミルク味を1枚購入。 包装されていない商品がディスプレイに並べられていたものの、渡されたのは包装済みの商品。 賞味期限は製造から約10日間とのことで、購入した商品の賞味期限は9/11。 1枚のカロリーは132kcal。値段は378円。 3枚入り税込1080円(少し値上げされたよう)なので割高気味。 とてもかわいらしく段ボールのような強度のある組み立て式パッケージに入れての提供。ステッカーも貼付。 味の評価⇩ 買ってすぐ食べたが食感はふんにゃりしている。薄いぬれ煎餅のよう。 これは好みが分かれるのでは？オランダ名物ストロープワッフルのようでいて密度はもっと低い。私はぬっちりや、カリッとするようなもっと歯ごたえのある方が好き。 フィリングはバターケーキのクリームのような風味。 ブラックコーヒーと相性が良さそうなくどくない甘さ。 総評としては、パッケージにこだわっていて可愛いけど高めで味が好みではなかったのでお土産候補からは除外。 店員さんは親切だったし、試せて良かった。

(Translated by Google) Honestly. [I found Butterito inside Tokyo Station] This is the store that sells Butter's Cousin. It's so delicious, the texture, the softness, the moistness, and the gentle sweetness that oozes out from the inside. They also have flavors that are only available in Tokyo. The day before yesterday, I also bought some in the Daimaru department store, which is directly connected to Sapporo Station in Hokkaido. Of course, this was the bean paste butter flavor that is only available in Hokkaido. Butter's Cousin is a very fun and unique store where you can enjoy various flavors in various places all over Japan. Actually, I like the most basic flavor that has been around for a long time. Thank you for always making it fun. (Original) 本音で。【東京駅構内で見つけたよ、バタいと】バターのいとこ　は、この店です。美味しいですよね、この噛みごこち、やわらかさ、しっとり感、中からじゅわっとふわっと優しい甘さが湧いてくる感じ。東京の限定味もあります。一昨日は、北海道にて札幌駅直結の大丸百貨店でも購入しました。もちろんこれは北海道限定のあんバター味でした。日本全国いろんなところでいろんな味が楽しめるバターのいとこは、とても楽しくユニークなお店ですね。実は私は、昔からある一番ベーシックな味が好きです。いつも楽しさをありがとうございます。

(Translated by Google) [Tokyo] Butter's Cousin Located inside Tokyo Station, this is a mixed-use area with several stores. Even though they have a store in Daimaru, I was surprised to find one here too. When I entered the store, I was delighted to see the wide variety of flavors, which was different from my previous purchases. (Original) 【東京】 バターのいとこ 東京駅の駅ナカにあり、いくつかの店舗が混在しているエリア。 大丸にも店舗があるのに、ここにもあったんだーという感想 そんな中でお店に入ると、いろんなフレーバーがあり、以前に購入した時と違って楽しい。

(Translated by Google) "GOOD NEWS TOKYO," Tokyo Station's first retail store, opened on May 16, 2024. Located near the Yaesu Central ticket gate at JR Tokyo Station, it's conveniently accessible from both inside and outside the gate. They also offer shipping. The wildly popular "Butter's Cousin" comes in a strawberry chocolate flavor exclusive to this store, which has been selling out every day. It sold out by 10:00 AM on Sundays. 😢 Please note that the bean paste butter flavor is only available as an assortment. The staff were very friendly and helpful. They're a highly esteemed company with a strong concept and a great reputation. These sweets are perfect as souvenirs or gifts, and are also great for yourself. ・GOLDEN BOX ¥3,888 ・Butter's Cousin Milk (3 pieces) ¥972 (Original) 2024年5月16日にオープンした「GOOD NEWS TOKYO」東京駅初の物販店舗です。JR東京駅八重洲中央改札横近くにあり、改札内外どちらからでも購入できるのが嬉しい。発送対応もしてくれます。 大人気の「バターのいとこ」には、ここ限定のいちごチョコ味があり、連日完売が続いているとのこと。日曜日の午前10:00では売り切れ😢 あんバター味は詰め合わせでしか購入できないので要注意です。 店員さんはとても感じが良くてGoodでした。 いろいろなこだわりがあり、コンセプトがしっかりしている会社で好感度高しです。 お土産やおもたせにはもちろん、自分用にも購入したくなるスイーツです。 ・GOLDEN BOX 3,888円 ・バターのいとこ　ミルク　3枚入　972円

there are plenty of this Cafe Crepe in Tokyo. this one is located in the hearth of shibunya. just behind Starbuck coffe shop. is good to have it and you can walk and snacking it.

(Translated by Google) A chocolate specialty store located on the 1st floor of The Prince Park Tower Tokyo. The chocolates inside the case were so beautiful that I stopped in my tracks. Since it was New Year's Day, I bought Goun Daruma Chocolate. The look and packaging were nice. As for the taste, I really liked the soft texture. These are chocolates that will make you feel good, whether for yourself or as a gift. (Original) ザ・プリンスパークタワー東京1階にあるチョコレート専門店。ケース内のチョコレートが美しくて足を止めてしまいました。お正月時期だったのでの強運ダルマチョコを購入。見た目もパッケージも素敵でした。お味の方はソフトな口当たりでとても気に入りました。自分用にもプレゼント用としても気分が上がるチョコレートたちですね♪

(Translated by Google) This is a shop inside the hotel. One piece of chocolate costs about 400 yen. There were many quality souvenirs, including an assortment of Japanese-style chocolates and souvenirs with Tokyo Tower designs. Is it for foreigners? I think even Japanese people would be happy if they received this. There was also chocolate that looked exactly like a golf ball. I think this would be great for Valentine's Day too. There was a large chocolate object at the entrance! Very eye-catching! (I was also drawn to it) It is a luxurious shop with a sophisticated interior. (Original) ホテル内のショップです。 チョコレートは1粒400円程度。 和風なチョコレートの詰め合わせや、東京タワーの絵柄のお土産品など、品の良いお土産がたくさんありました。 外国人向けかな？とも思いますが、日本人でも、これはもらったら嬉しいと思います。 ゴルフボールそっくりなチョコレートもありました。 バレンタインにも、これはいいと思います。 入口には、大きなチョコレートのオブジェがありました！ とても目を引きます！ (私もそれに目を引かれ行ってしまいました) 洗練された店内で、ラグジュアリーなお店です。

(Translated by Google) I purchased a standard but bright assortment of chocolates and original herbal tea as gifts. I'm glad that you liked it. The chocolate crafts displayed in the store were also amazing. (Original) スタンダードでありつつも鮮やかなチョコレートの詰め合わせとオリジナルハーブティーをギフトとして購入。喜んでいただけたのでよかったです。 店内に展示してあったチョコレート細工も素晴らしかった。

(Translated by Google) A shop where you can purchase colorful and beautiful chocolate work at reasonable prices. My sister-in-law loves Disney and chocolate, so I bought a dress-shaped chocolate as a gift. When I called to make a reservation, I was told that the colors were white and pink, and that there were three types of dresses, so I could choose one at the time of purchase. It was great to be able to see and choose the real thing on the day I received it, and also to see how wonderful the other chocolates were. However, the expiration date is surprisingly short, so I thought it would be a waste to break it up and eat it, even though it was beautiful. (Original) 精彩で美しいチョコレート細工がリーズナブルに購入できるお店。義妹がディズニーとチョコが好きだったので、ドレス型のチョコをプレゼントに購入しました。予約の電話をしたところ、色が白とピンク、ドレスの型も３種類あるとのことで購入時に選べるとのことでした。受け取り当日本物を見て選ぶことができたのと、ほかのチョコ細工もステキだったのもみれてよかったです。 ただ、意外に賞味期限が短いのでキレイなだけに崩して食べるのがもったいないな、と思いました。

(Translated by Google) A chocolatier located next to the lobby on the first floor of The Prince Park Tower Tokyo. Depending on your accommodation plan, these chocolates and champagne are included, and you can enjoy the rich flavors in a romantic room while looking up at the glittering Tokyo Tower. (Original) ザ・プリンス パークタワー東京一階のロビー隣にあるショコラティエ。宿泊プランによってはこちらのチョコレートとシャンパンがついており、煌々と輝く東京タワーを間近で眺めながらロマンティックな部屋で濃厚な味を楽しむことができる。

(Translated by Google) The chocolate work is wonderful. Perfect as a gift 🌹 (Original) チョコレート細工が素晴らしい。 ギフトに最適です🌹