The 50 best breakfast and brunch in Shinagawa

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Eggs 'n Things in Harajuku is such a cute Hawaiian lstyle breakfast spot! The atmosphere is bright and welcoming, and it’s perfect for families or anyone craving a good brunch. The pancakes were massive and absolutely delicious definitely a must try! We arrived around 9 AM and had about a 30 minute wait, which wasn’t bad considering how popular the place is. The staff was friendly, the restaurant was clean, and the overall vibe was super relaxed and family friendly. If you’re in Harajuku and looking for a solid breakfast or brunch, I definitely recommend stopping by!

Great place for pancakes 🥞🤤 Been coming here for almost a decade. Love their pancakes with various toppings. The combo really is what slaps 😙 Ordered the seasonal peach 🍑 pancakes and French toast on the last day of the special. Loved it!! In the past the seasonal pancakes are sometimes too sweet or overwhelming but they hit the perfect balance this time. They got 3 syrups for you to try even if you just get plain pancakes 🥞 Also first time for me getting the French toast. Was really skeptical about it but it was really good!! The only issue? It’s ONLY ONE. You’ll be hungry after finishing. They need a way to let you order 2 without ordering 2 dishes 😗 Crepes are good too. Used to be 3 crepes not 2 but whatever 👀 The location makes it convenient to drop by Free WiFi

Had a great breakfast at Eggs 'n Things Harajuku. The pancakes were fluffy, the food was good, and the vibe lively. It’s a popular spot, so expect a short wait, but the food and friendly service make it worth it. Great option for families too.

Stopped by for a Western-style breakfast and had the fried potato, bacon, and pepper jack cheese omelette with pancakes on the side. The omelette was tasty but a little too buttery — the plate was practically swimming in it. That said, the pancakes were excellent. Perfect texture, fluffy, and just the right flavor. Easily the highlight of the meal. Would recommend this spot if you’re craving a solid Western breakfast in the area, especially for the pancakes.

Food 🥗: 8/10⭐ The food here was alright. Some of the dishes were great, and other ones were okay. I ordered the ham and egg sandwich and the fruit and chocolate bowl. The ham and egg sandwich was very enjoyable, but the fruit and chocolate bowl was a bit too sweet, and there was a random clump of acai ice cream at the bottom of the bowl. Service ♥️: 5/10⭐ The service was ok. The waiters were polite. However, when we ordered, they only gave our group a single menu. Atmosphere 🛋️: 6/10⭐ The atmosphere was good. The restaurant was relatively clean... Until I smelt the bathroom. As I walked in, I instantly noticed the sour stench of the bathroom. It was so disgusting I had to hold my breath. Summary 📝: - good food. If you order a fruit bowl, don't order it with chocolate 🍫 - service is good. Just be ready to share single menu with your group 📃 - clean, but the bathroom stinks 🧻

Dropped by during the weekday. The service was good, and the workers were curious and patient as our group only spoke English. The food was tasty and came out in a timely manner. Overall, it was a good place for breakfast.

The restaurant was really good, and the dishes were diverse and delicious. The waitress noticed that we were Muslims and went the extra mile — she told us that the sauce in one of the dishes contained alcohol and said she would remove it. I forgot her name, but I think it was (Yau), if I’m not mistaken.

Very busy store with a lot of tourists in the middle of shinjuku . Would say the coffee and the matcha cake that I ordered was good but seats are hard to come by , and you definitely don’t want to sit outside on such a hot day today(37oC!!!) Almost all seats are high table quite hard to sit on, but it’s connected to the mall so it’s nice place to take a break from shopping

Drinks were alright. Apple juice too sweet. But matcha and cafe latte was okay. Atmosphere was not packed, which is a plus. Good for us if want to have good conversations.

A Sense of Calm Amidst the Storm: Americano at the Blue Bottle Shinjuku Branch ​The visit to Blue Bottle Coffee's branch in Shinjuku, located within the NEWoMan shopping complex, felt like an island of serenity in the heart of one of the world's busiest transportation hubs. While the streets outside were buzzing, stepping into the café revealed a space of stark contrast: a place dedicated to calm, aesthetics, and concentration. ​A Refreshing Contrast in the City's Core ​The minimalist design of the branch, with its bright wooden surfaces and clean counter, created a perfect contrast to the urban chaos outside. The clear objective of the space is to eliminate all distractions, allowing the customer to focus on the essential: the coffee. Sitting down, I felt that the clean, quiet atmosphere, designed with inspiration from Japanese aesthetics, allowed for a brief and refreshing "time suspension." ​The Americano: Japanese Precision in a Cup ​I chose to order a hot Americano. A seemingly simple drink, but at Blue Bottle, it becomes a true test of quality. The barista, working behind the counter with full focus, prepared the espresso at a perfect temperature and with precision, mixing it with hot water in the most accurate ratio. ​The result was a cup of coffee that demonstrated the chain's principles: a clean, balanced, and deep flavor. The Americano was not overly strong or bitter in a way that would overwhelm the palate, but rather had a medium body—rich and polished—that highlighted the fresh roast flavors of the beans. Every sip confirmed the brand's policy: using only beans roasted within the last 48 hours. ​An Experience of Luxurious Simplicity ​No waffles, no complicated sweet flavors—just me and my perfect Americano. This was an experience that underscored the beauty of simplicity and the importance of quality ingredients. At the Shinjuku branch, Blue Bottle offers not just coffee, but a designer refuge where the only thing that truly matters is the precise moment of enjoying your cup. It was a perfectly positive and refined experience that met every expectation.

For hand drip coffee, I obsessively drink black without cream/milk and sugar. Today, I observe Blue Bottle providing an optional Au Lait for hand drip coffee. I decide to give a try. It is surprising to me that good and fit well with a sparkle of sugar. I observe the barista was paying full attention to details preparing the hand drip coffee which is excellent.

We came here for breakfast and coffee was amazing, as expected! But since the place is on the G floor of a building, it's kinda noisy, too crowded, rushy, and not really cozy. I suggest to try in other branch if you're looking for a better vibe.

A very busy location but the space is large, even with the amount of people that frequent it. The coffee is very good. I had their special lavender yuzu latte and it was delicious. The only thing was that because it was busy, the wait for coffee was long. I was there on the weekend at about 1pm and the wait for coffee was about 10-15 mins. We returned the next day at around the same time (Monday) and the wait was a bit shorter.

Good strong coffee - had an iced latte, not sure it was good enough to return. Location is hard to find it’s on a lower level.

We dined here for the Halloween themed Afternoon Tea . The front desk was very crowded and we were all eventually seated after few minutes . We had reserved a table in advance but I wasn’t happy with our table facing the hallway PC and there was a ladder that didn’t add up to the ambiance. Service was good, not excellent. Coming to the tea selection, there were good options. And afternoon tea menu was seasonal and done to perfection keeping the theme at every bite . I had requested for vegetarian savory items(burger and crepe )and they were delicious. The scones were on the heavier side. The cakes and chocolates were indulgent and the flavors were spot on. The pudding was on the sweeter side, wish it had a fruit in it. The staff should have been much more attentive and warm. Overall, a satisfying experience . But not sure if I would go back .

I always go here for big family gatherings ♪(๑ᴖ◡ᴖ๑)♪ everyone gets to pick and eat what they want so it works out perfect!! They also have seasonal bread that they introduce in the beginning!! For summer they has a strawberry melon bread (the pink bread pictured) always so cute ✌︎('ω')✌︎ recommend also leaving space for dessert because theres at least 6 different desserts!! (๑ᵔ⤙ᵔ๑)

Couple weeks back we came here for their: The French Kitchen’s Crab and Roast Beef Semi-Buffet Dinner with Seasonal Desserts There is absolutely nothing negative that I can say about our unforgettable night gorging ourselves for 3+ hours! The king crab- so delicious. You have no idea how much 800g of crab this really is. My wife could not finish even half of hers, so I helped her out. The roast beef- I swear I must have gone up 6 times, getting 2 slices each time. Such a high quality beef- it was so tender, so tasty, and perfectly cooked (bloody rare in the middle sections). The sauces they had made it too difficult to choose from so I tried them all. And they were really great. The softshell crabs - of these were off the hook, soooo good! Can't count how many I downed, but I know it was an obscene amount. The remainder- they also served some salads and a crab gratin pasta dish which was good. But had to concentrate on the beef and crabs because there was only so much you can eat when eating at an all you can eat buffet. The desserts were very yummy and had just enough room left to do some damage in this department as well. The level of service was incredible. The quality of food was unreal. This was our first time coming here for a buffet, and it will not be our last! I can't wait to see what their next buffet will be.

We came for their king crab and roast beef buffet special. Everything except the crab was great. The crab itself was so dry and I think they cooked it all that morning then stored in a refrigerator where it dried out to almost jerky consistency and lacked depth of flavor. Very disappointing. However the roast beef was delicious as well as the side dishes like fried soft shell crab and crab gratin.

Had breakfast here this morning and I very much enjoyed the food service and it was a wonderful breakfast. Restaurant is in second floor and had a smart decor. Buffet has many options with salad, fruit, rice porridge, cereals, breads, egg station for omelets and more. Then at your table there is a small menu which you can order eggs Benedict (only one comes each order), French toast, waffles, pancakes as well. Delicious lattes, teas juices and all are included.

Lunch buffet is fantastic value. The food is delicious with big selection of each category. Great deserts. If you like scallops, have the scallops from the regular menus. They are super delicious. Beautiful outside seating terrace too

Perfect place to stop by for an afternoon tea that has a perfect balance of sweets and savouries. A couple of months ago I tried the Takashi Murakami Flower Afternoon tea set here. Though kinda pricey, the flower themed desserts and savouries were not a feast for the eyes but were quite delicious. Loved the selection of organic teas from “Art of Tea” collection as well. Worth a visit if you are a fan of afternoon tea sets.

Can in for a quick drink and tea and had a lovely experience. We were a larger group and they were able to accommodate us quickly. Loved the treats that came with the tea set … all mango themed for the time we were there. Great experience!

Ok, coffee latte not tasty as required, staff seems busy preparing for lunch, was no napkins i asked for it!!!!., came mainly to ask for afternoon tea, I do not worth it to come back again. You do not feel like you are in The Peninsula.

Feb. 2024 Update - Visited the for the strawberry afternoon tea. They've added a few upgrades. They now serve unlimited tea and coffee selections, plus a specialty cocktail. This year, there were also endless strawberries served at your table. The improvements are good. The food this time was also more memorable. I wish they would offer more scones. The clotted cream was really good. Original - Nice space, beautifully decorated. It seemed rather unimposing for the lobby of The Peninsula Hotel. We had the strawberry afternoon tea. It was nice enough. The food was ok, a mix of savory and sweet. The scones were limited, and you were allowed one tea selection. I prefer the Mandarin Oriental.

The cappuccino looked like it came from a machine - it was served in a soup bowl, the ratio of espresso to milk and milk foam was too low, the foam wasn’t tight, no evidence in the foam that the hot milk was poured. The kids breakfast was two silver dollar pancakes, half a banana, some fruit compote and whipped cream and a pond of syrup on a segmented kiddie plate, which is all fine if it isn’t 2500 yen. The fruit plate wasn’t fresh - the mango was sour. The other coffee we ordered was never delivered. My expectations for the Peninsula are higher - two kids breakfasts, a fruit plate, and one cappuccino shouldn’t cost 10,000 yen AND be unacceptably poor. At least the service was pleasant.

Food and service barely passable. Tried most of their The Lobby Breakfast range except for the Naturally Peninsula Breakfast over several days. Stick to either Japanese or Peninsula Breakfast. Service was impersonal and cold as their viennoiserie. Seemed like butter was also a rare item. One staff saved the day, he is enthusiastic and warm, think his name is Takao-san.

A wonderful breakfast location at the 1st floor of The Peninsula Hotel. The food was excellent with a large variety including Japanese, Chinese, Western and a Shojin inspired option that is more healthy. Standout was the service (think Takao-san?) that made us feel very welcome due to his warm, genuine and attentive service.

We had girls light dinner. I think it is very good cost balance at peninsula Tokyo. Service and food were also good. I want to try afternoon tea next time.

A modern styled coffee shop found on the 2nd floor of Atre in Shinagawa. I really like their Iced Latte. Wish it was just bigger in size. Previously tried a seasonal cake in another store and it was delicious. Sadly didn't like the Kandy Apple Pie that much. Would love to try the seasonal cake next time.

I saw the review and come to have a coffee here, this waitress is very rude and disrespectful. When I ask to complain about her, she doesn’t want to reveal her name. But I really hope blue bottle should train their employees to act professionally when working and not bring her attitude to work!

Ordered a iced mocha and a cookie. 1,254 yen. The cashier was super friendly and helpful. Even pronounced my name right. It gets crowded though. When I came here it was around 1pm. There was only a few seats available on the counter by the window. Overall good place.

On our way from Kyoto back to Tokyo, we stopped at the Blue Bottle Coffee in Shinagawa. The café sits just one escalator above the station, overlooking the bustle below. It’s right across from the American Pharmacy and near a handful of other little shops — a perfect mid-journey pause. I ordered the Winter Blend Latte, rich with notes of dark chocolate, molasses, and blackberry — absolutely delicious, and it even looked like it had a few flecks of peppercorn sprinkled on top. My husband went for an A-blend pour-over, and we shared a bowl of granola served with oat milk — lightly sweet, comforting, and just right for a late-afternoon snack to tide us over until dinner. From the windows, you can watch passengers stream past below like lines of ants, always in motion. The café asks that guests avoid photographing people, so I kept my lens focused on our drinks and food instead — a fitting reflection of the calm within the chaos. The soundtrack overhead was mellow — Steely Dan’s “Dirty Work” drifting through the speakers — but the space buzzed with energy. Conversations overlapped, laughter echoed, and the entire scene felt like a cozy crossroads of travelers catching their breath before continuing on their way.

Hard to beat the location being above Shinagawa station. Coffee is Blue Bottle so reliable and smooth. Love this place and has a great vibe.

The coffee is good Atmosphere is very workers dinners style

The renowned Blue Bottle Coffee has a location at Atre near Shinagawa Station. The café features a trendy design, showcasing its iconic blue bottle logo.

I have been here few years ago, and I loved this location as well. However I was so sad to see this place got so small. It used to be a whole floor, but now it has shrunken to third. Breads were awesome, but not many choices because of the limited space. They offered for breads and coffee sets which coffee was 270 yen, and not bad. However I would not coming back.

I came to this bakery some 10 years back and was truly delighted to see it’s still around, although much smaller the quality of the baked goods still remain the same, while all the items are great the croissants are a must try. Crunchy on the outside yet fluffy inside, coupled with a coffee from punkto coffee (7 mins away) it’s a great way to start your day

Their chocolate pastries are the best I had. The croissants are really good and you can tell that they really mastered the art of patisserie with how fresh and delicious the pastries are. Will definitely go back and taste more of the baked goods. If you’re planning to go specifically at this branch, mind that you will have to bear the long line(s) of local and foreign people. The inside seats easily get crowded, so you’d definitely have to eat your pastry at the outside table(s), or take home.

Pastries were superb, flaky crisps with buttery insides. Value for money as well, quality pastries for very affordable prices between 300-500 yen. There are outdoor seats but it gets pretty warm in the morning on a sunny day, indoor seats are available too but it smells greasy.

You know the feeling of meeting an old friend who had imparted some great memories and you want to tear a little upon seeing their smiling face after a long while. That's what I got seeing Boul'ange at Shinjuku. I told my mum and we rested at another outlet at Nihonbashi during the long transfer to another metro line a year ago and we sat there for some tea and pastry. We even bought some pastry home on the last day. I only know she told a not too comfortable nap to recharge as it was a tiring day. This particular outlet shares space with Eggslut and even has Luke's Lobster and a rest room on level 2. It's bench and stool seating and they don't seem to have a drink counter. I think there were tables and chairs outside as well as on the second floor. One should be able to have all three concepts in the same venue :) However, being in the thick of action in Shinjuku, it's probably a nice place to take a break.

Love the croissant here, it's one of the best in Tokyo and at a reasonable price. The pastry was layered and crispy, and satisfyingly buttery on the inside. There are many varieties of croissant including a couple of chocolate versions which all tasted great. Service is reasonable and there are seating but it's mainly for the shop next door. That being said plenty of areas close by to take a seat in the fresh air.

I just had Japanese curry around the corner so the delicious sweet pastry at Boul'ange provided the perfect counterbalance to the katsu curries and stew (thanks Hot Spoon!). You can eat-in or takeaway. A small oven with guide to heating instructions is available in the shop. There are also drinks available. Boul'ange shares floorspace with Eggslut, a Japanese western burger joint.

Caramelo, located inside the Cerulean Tower, was a convenient and enjoyable dining experience during our stay in Tokyo. Since we were staying at the hotel, its late-night hours made it a perfect spot for a relaxed meal after a long day of exploring the city. The food was decent, offering a satisfying selection that hit the spot. While it may not have been the most exceptional cuisine we’ve had, it was certainly enjoyable and well-prepared

I don't normally leave negative reviews, but I hope this helps this place because I was blown away with the value for money of the hotel, but the restaurant was atrocious. Some areas I think this place can improve are: 1. Timing. They kept us waiting for over 30 minutes for a lunch plate. Possibly they can serve some salad, soup, or bread if the dish takes time. 2. Staff training. Our first server picked up garbage from the floor and distributed mask cases with the same hand. Another server misinformed us about our selection, which was corrected by a different staff. 3. Consideration. I ordered carbonated water, and they threw away the lid. Anything carbonated needs a lid! 4. Value for money. Quality of the food is at best okay. Given the three points above, the over 2,000 yen lunch plate is not justified at all. Having said all that, I was impressed with the bread here, which was served after our lunch plate. Please do a better job as the hotel and hotel staffs are top notch, but this restaurant needs to be improved asap.

Extremely disappointed by the breakfast buffet. My biggest concern is poor value for money. The fact that basic items remained perpetually unrefilled or that it took a long time to have items refilled is unacceptable

Great assortment of food and staff really accomadating. My only comment is the tiny half cup of tea they serve you. You have to constantly ask for a refill throughout your breakfast.

Tasty!

(Translated by Google) I had lunch in the dining room of the Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel. The fresh etouffee I chose was a steamed white fish. The flesh was light and fluffy with a refreshing finish. A slight lemon touch? The sauce was elaborate. This is definitely a hotel meal, as it's delicious♪ It was a half-buffet, with salads and desserts available for self-service. The portions were modest, but the smoked salmon and prosciutto-like dishes were delicious. They gave me a refill of coffee after the meal, so I had another serving of mango pudding♪ With a vast expanse of greenery outside the large windows, it was easy to forget I was in the heart of Shibuya. I spent a relaxing time in this soothing space, also known as the garden kitchen! (Original) セルリアンタワー東急ホテルのダイニングでランチ。 選んだ鮮魚のエチュベは蒸し焼きにした白身魚。 さっぱりと仕上がったフワッフワな身。 軽くレモン効いてる？ソースが凝ってるね。 このあたり、やっぱりホテルの食事だなーって思う美味しさです♪ . ハーフビュッフェ形式でサラダやスイーツはセルフ。 盛り方控えめだけど、スモークサーモンや生ハムっぽいのも美味しく。 食後のコーヒーはお代わりくれたから、マンゴープリンおかわりしちゃった♪ . 大きな窓の外には緑が広がり、ここが渋谷のど真ん中だってことを忘れそう。 ガーデンキッチンとも呼ぶ癒し空間でまったり過ごしてきました！

(Translated by Google) We had a business dinner. We were a group of six, and they provided us with a private room. We were able to dine in peace, which was very helpful as we had elderly guests who are hard of hearing. It was lunchtime, so we chose from the lunch menu. Everything was delicious and I think it was very good value for money. For a hotel lunch in Shibuya, I was very satisfied with the price and taste. The lunch menu offered several main dishes to choose from, and there was a wide selection of other dishes as well. There was a wide selection of drinks, from soft drinks to alcoholic beverages, so you could choose what you liked. The staff were very friendly and we enjoyed our meal in a pleasant atmosphere. My only concern was that it was a little noisy. It was difficult to hear conversations. As for the location, Cerulean Tower is located a little away from Shibuya Station, making it easy and convenient to get to in today's crowded Shibuya. It's also very accessible by car. There is a parking service available, so you can park your car with peace of mind. I would definitely use it again. (Original) 会食で利用させて頂きました。 6人の利用でしたが、個室を用意して頂きました。 落ち着いて食事ができ耳の遠い高齢者もいたので大変助かりました。 お食事はランチタイムでしたのでランチメニューから選びました。 どれもとても美味しくてコスパは大変良いと思います。 渋谷でしかもホテルのランチでこの金額と味は大変満足できます。 ランチメニューでも数種類からメインを選べるうえ、他もお料理のメニューも豊富で、飲み物もソフトドリンクからアルコールまで種類が多いので好みで選べます。 スタッフの方のサービスも良く気持ちよく食事を楽しめました。 気になる点は少し騒々しいところですかね。 会話が聞き取りにくい感じです。 立地ですがセルリアンタワーは渋谷駅から少し離れて独立して建っているので今のごちゃごちゃした渋谷にあってはかえって行きやすく便利です。 車でもすごく入りやすいです。 駐車場も駐車サービスがあり車でも安心して入れます。 ぜひまた利用したいと思います。

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

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

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

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

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

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

Had a great cup of coffee here. They open early and are located at the train station, so there were already folks waiting to get in to have some coffee. But despite that, the crew moves fast and got drinks out fast. Bought a bag of beans here to try, and it came with a complimentary drink. The coffee was nicely balanced and had hints of fruitiness. Overall a very enjoyable early morning coffee. Would definitely recommend stopping by for a drink here.

Awesome lunch deal. Quick, no-frills, tasty sushi at an affordable price. Highly recommend popping by if you're around the area and looking for something quick and easy that doesn't break the bank. Akami, hotate, and toro taku temaki were enjoyable. Shari was still slightly warm so it went well with the decent cuts of neta.

Surprisingly good for a restaurant in a train station! The menu options were impressive, with so many interesting and delicious-looking meals. Unfortunately, I have a small tummy, and it was our last day in Japan. I’m glad this was our farewell meal before leaving! I especially loved the boiled crab and crab miso appetizer! The savory taste was the perfect starter for me. My husband was amazed by his jumbo shrimp rice bowl; the actual portion was much larger than the menu picture. Typically, portions are smaller than advertised, but this restaurant exceeded our expectations. For the price we paid, we felt we were getting more than our money’s worth. The tempura was fresh, served hot, and the batter was light and fluffy. I suggest sharing a meal and ordering several small bites from the menu to sample more dishes. I wrapped up my Japan trip with unagi, which I hadn’t had the chance to eat since arriving in Japan. No regrets! The eel was soft, fresh, and cooked to perfect tenderness. I was very happy with my set. I wish I could have tried more from their menu and hope to return someday. Service was fantastic. Meals were served quickly, and the chefs were so enthusiastic, greeting every guest with welcoming energy. The floor staff were helpful, courteous, and always smiling. This restaurant has one of the largest seating capacities we’ve seen. We were lucky to be the first customers of the lunch crowd, getting seated immediately and having our orders taken promptly. Overall, we were overly joyed with our experience. Wishing the restaurant continued success, and thank you for the great meal and hospitality!

When I don't have much time but still crave delicious sushi, I always swing by this standing counter. Apparently, sushi was originally a fast food, a quick and easy meal for everyone. I think anyone, even foreigners, could easily try it, whether they go for a set menu or à la carte.

There was a very short line, but we were looking forward to eating sushi too much not to wait. We ended up waiting for 15 minutes. Then we were taken to the table. The staff was friendly and fast. We had some vegetarian hand-rolled sushi, some maki with tuna & avocado, and a fish mix bowl (I don't remember the exact name). We sunk it all with some Asahi beers. In the background the chefs were having some fun talking to one another. It was a pleasant atmosphere.

sushi, unagi, and salad were delicious and affordable, especially during lunchtime! workers were very friendly and accomodating. one worker was especially observant, and even brought us ice since he noticed we thought the tea was too hot. very good experience, would come again!

It was one of the best sushi experiences that I had in Tokyo, we ordered the combination menu for two people with 32 pcs which helped us to taste all sorts of real japanese made sushi, what I like was the addition of the Wassabi between the fish and the rice which was just the right amount when I add it myself :)) , the staff were very polite and the kitchen is super clean, a bit pricy with two miso soup and one bear and one palm wine, the total cost was around 12000 yen, I will definitely come back again!

The sushi restaurant offers a fantastic breakfast (Asagohan) set with a variety of options. You can choose from dishes like grilled fish with pickles and rice, hearty pork soup, chirashi bowls, and a selection of sushi sets. I especially enjoyed the hot pork soup on a cool morning—it was comforting and delicious. Highly recommended!

If you're jet-lagged and wandering Shinjuku City at odd hours, this 24-hour café is a reliable option for a comforting breakfast. The menu offers a good variety, and the bagels are especially interesting—softer and chewier than what you'd typically find in the U.S., especially if you're coming from NYC, where bagels are known for their dense, crisp exterior and chewy interior. It's a subtle but noticeable difference that gives the Japanese take a unique charm. The coffee frappuccino here is dangerously good—I enjoyed it so much I ordered another one to go. And as for the matcha? Don’t even question it. It’s Japan. I genuinely don’t think you’ll find a bad matcha drink here. One thing to be aware of: while there is a designated smoking area, the smell does carry into the non-smoking section, which could be bothersome for some. Still, for late-night cravings or an early-morning start, this café delivers both convenience and a satisfying bite.

Obsessed with this spot. Stumbled upon it when in need of a late night snack. It’s open 24 hours, has free wifi and allows smoking inside. There’s a minimum order of one drink per person and they’re not cheap at about 1500 yen a piece (which acts as a sort of cover charge for the space) but the parfaits count as a beverage. The chocolate one was super delicious and so was the hamburger toast.

I was there on May 11. I had a dessert at this café—served with ice cream (I don’t remember the name, but it’s in the photos)—and everything about it was lovely, but I was especially amazed by the fresh mint on top. I can still taste that refreshing mint in my mind! The waiter who took care of us was very kind. While serving, we even had a brief conversation about the anime Jujutsu Kaisen, which made the experience even more enjoyable. My phone had run out of battery, and they had a charger available, which truly saved the day. I should mention that this is a smoking-only venue. If you’ve gotten used to the fresh, clean atmosphere typical in Japan, it might feel unusual. But it’s clearly stated in the reviews that smoking is allowed here. I have to say—it’s a bit unfair that some people knowingly come and then leave low ratings just because of that. In our own country, we encounter cigarette smoke even while walking down the street; at least here, you’re informed in advance. Since I knew what to expect, it didn’t bother me at all. Thank you for everything!

Edinburgh is an overly popular café in Shinjuku, but the reason for its success eludes me. The fact that Edinburgh is open 24 hours is impressive, but the café stinks of cigarettes no matter what time you visit, which distracts customers from enjoying the thematic interior design. The servers are inattentive, the menu items are overpriced, and the coffee is average at best. The dessert options (not individual cake slices) are actually fantastic, and should be promoted far more than the lackluster coffee and meal options, which can definitely be prepared at home.

A good option for a very early or very late meal/coffee as this place is open 24 hours. Fast, friendly and helpful service. Free wifi available. Food and coffee are just okay. Nice and warm atmosphere.

Just perfect. Great concept, waiters take their jobs seriously, open 24h, great selection of teas and coffees. Might be my favourite coffee shop in the world.

This place is for smokers. Although it is a beautiful looking coffee house with an interesting looking coffee menu and polite staff, the overall experience is dominated by thick clouds of cigarette smoke and an overwhelming ashtray smell/taste. There is a small non smoking area but it shares the same interior space with the main smoking area. I couldn't bear it long enough to order. It is highly rated, presumably by customers that smoke.

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

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

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

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

It is an ok trendy cafe with pretty standard quality cafe food. It's good, but nothing amazing. It would be worth going to if you didn't have to wait in line FOREVER to get a table. Unless you come at exactly opening time you are going to have to wait at least 45 min to over an hour. They dont accept reservations, so you HAVE to wait.

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

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

The coffee was excellent, and the pastries were enjoyable overall, though the cheese bread was a bit too tough. The place itself is lovely, with a great location.

Bread and Tapas SAWAMURA NISHIAZABU TOKYO Dinner is also recommended It’s bakery restaurant. Tapasus dishes that go well with wine are a staple of Spanish restaurants in my part of Hong Kong. If you have ever heard that Japanese bread is delicious, you should try the bread here. Because, as far as I know, it is the best bread in Japan, and the reason is that you can eat it every day. The food goes well with wine, plus good bread, so it is very satisfying. The atmosphere is more like coming with family or friends, but since there is a counter, there are probably many customers who come alone. When I visited the restaurant, it was empty, but I recommend making a basic reservation to visit the restaurant. On this day, I came to Tokyo right after arriving from Hong Kong without having eaten anything, so I asked for a little too much. （笑）

I came here in January 2020 and had the most unexpectedly good latte I’ve ever had (the honey cinnamon latte). I came back 3 years later and it’s just as good! Pastries were also delicious—I had a butter croissant and cinnamon roll. The croissant was phenomenal and paired amazingly with an iced honey cinnamon latte. I highly recommend this cafe!

Stopped by in the afternoon to grab a coffee, and it was a moderate strength and OK. It was quite quiet and the atmosphere was nice to be able to catch up with a friend or do some reading in a quiet, clean and modern cafe. We didn't try any food, but the menu seemed to serve Italian fusion food.

Tried their Norwegian salmon and honey caramel latte for lunch. Good food and service! They also serve a complimentary bread basket and they have a wide selection of pastries as well.

I easily liked this place, its more of a european concept. Be sure to go there in the morning to get freshly baked pastries! I specifically liked the mushroom tartine, also the walnut bread with cream, plus of course their coffe.

A quaint bakery/breakfast spot, with the to go bakery goods served on the entry floor, and thr restaurant on the second floor up a long winding spiral staircase. We only went to eat at the restaurant, so this review will be about that experience. However, all the pastries and baked goods looked delicious. The breakfast sets all sounded great, and we settled for the toast set and french toast set. Both were filling, tasty, and enjoyable with the relaxing ambience. A bit pricier for breakfast, but that might be par for the course here in Tokyo.

The food was delicious and presented very nicely. We sat on the terrace and it was well heated, blankets were provided if you need them. The overall vibe of the restaurant is very nice. My only complaint is that the lemonade was not serve in a glass which didn’t match the picture on the menu.

This place is always busy on the weekend. There are no reservations so be prepared to wait 15-30 mins. You queue up via the kiosk and it will print you a ticket. The food was a typical american brunch with various options. It tasted standard 3/5, but the cherry pie we got was okay at best. I’ve had each item ordered better somewhere else, for example the pancakes at Bills. The presentation of the food was 5/5 though. The atmosphere of the restaurant reminded me of LA on the weekends, with the outdoor seating and everyone hanging out. I enjoyed it. For the price, you’re paying for the location and the atmosphere, not so much the taste of the food.

Food was great and presented nicely. Ordered a salad, pancake with eggs and Mac n Cheese. The highlight was actually the salad. The leaves were really fresh, almonds were fresh and nicely toasted, barley was added which gave a good texture and the cheese, apple and beetroot gave it a good acidic, mineral like flavours Pancake was standard as most japanese shops that does pancakes are at high quality, but the portion was a bit big, total of 3 pieces. Sausage was tasty. Mac and Cheese was good although the sauce was most likely from canned mushroom soup blended with real mushrooms. Overall sitting outside with a gas warmer with hot food and good tea (surprisingly the black tea was tasty) was very comforting, and it's positioned in a good neighbourhood. Took us 15-20mins wait with 7 seats in front of us at 11.30am on a Saturday morning. Staff spoke good English and we're very friendly. Great place and would come back and recommend it to others .

We were searching for a restaurant with an all-day breakfast menu, and Google led us to this spot in Aoyama, surrounded by other great dining options. We arrived around 11 AM for brunch, got a queue number, and waited about 30 minutes before being seated. We were placed outside—some areas felt a bit crowded, but it was still a pleasant experience. The service time was reasonable, and the food was absolutely delicious! It is on the pricier side, but worth it. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a cozy brunch spot, especially for pancake lovers!

Service was great. The club sandwich was amazing and the strawberry mocha pancakes were soo good!! 9/10 would definitely reccomend. We got pastries from the bakery next door and they were the best I’ve ever had. Get the cronut!! You should get there earlier as you’ll have to wait for a table, we waited about 40 mins at 930am.

The atmosphere of the place was really beautiful, and the food was good. I might come back again just for the overall vibe and the lovely terrace seating.

Super yummy food. Comfortable & cozy dinning place.

(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.

This boutique hotel is well located, near all the shops in Cat Street and Omotesando. The friendly staff, amazing food, bar, smell and attention to details in the room, made our stay very special! I would come back again soon!

Previous guest of Claska and I have a big love for Ace Hotels. I thought this could be a similar vibe. Tbh, we paid a good amount of change for a weeks stay. The room had damp issues, I found myself paying $50 for a double serve of muesli in the morning, which was rough. The lobby was chaotic, not in a good way. My biggest issue was on departure, where we had already paid 100% of the cost for the room at the time of booking, only to be told we needed to pay the entire amount again (multiple thousands), as the initial charge was just a 'hold of funds'. This felt absurd to us, and I've not come across holds being used for entire cost of stay. It was also not indicated on our receipt of payment and felt super scammy. We were then treated in a hostile manner, as though we were trying to get out of payment. This was not an enjoyable holiday experience and there's no way I'd be staying again.

I stayed two nights at this hotel (from Friday to Sunday), for the second time. The place remains as elegant as ever — the design is refined, contemporary, and full of character. My room was cosy, impeccably clean, and the bed exceptionally comfortable, hard to leave in the morning! The staff were highly professional, friendly, and attentive. I had dinner at Trunk Kitchen, and the meal was absolutely delicious. However, I was disappointed by the breakfasts. They are served at the table, as plated dishes that are far too generous. The salmon plate, for example, also included bacon, sausages, lard, and vegetables, too much, and an odd combination. On the other hand, the fruit, yogurt and granola plate was excellent, light, balanced, and very tasty. One downside during my stay: the hotel was hosting several weddings, which made the atmosphere quite noisy. The bar was almost inaccessible, and the usual calm, intimate vibe of the place was missing. Despite this, Trunk Hotel remains a beautiful address in Tokyo, stylish, comfortable, and supported by an outstanding team.

As Americans traveling in Japan, we were so grateful to find this spot! It was exactly what we needed — an easy, delicious breakfast and a relaxed space where our kid could be comfortable. The location is beautiful and absolutely worth the walk. The service was top-notch, and when our child wasn’t feeling well, the staff went above and beyond to help and make us comfortable. Such a kind and welcoming place — a real reprieve while we were in the area!

When booking my stay at Trunk for 6 nights in June 2025 I really didn’t think it would end up with writing a 1 star review for my experience but I’m sharing my feedback so that anyone considering booking this hotel is aware. My main issue with this property is value for money. I paid 64,000 yen per night (680AUD) which is the most money I’ve ever spent on a hotel but from looking at the photos and the way it is marketed online, and it being my first time solo travelling, I decided it was worth it to spend a bit more money. The rooms are extremely dated, they would have been great 5-8 years ago but it is clear they are not maintained. Old, stained carpets, walls that need repainted, rusted taps and a terrible musty smell in the room and main corridor. I think it’s outrageous that a company charging this much money for a hotel room does not care enough to carry out upgrades to their room and present them in a way that matches their online presence. This could be classed as false advertising. Another thing to look into is that you are advertised as a 4-star hotel on google & 5-star on other booking platforms, this kind of inconsistency is misleading for guests. To their credit, the vast majority of the staff were so lovely, including the manager, who I voiced this feedback to. Unfortunately, I had a bad experience with a bartender when I went to cash in my free drink voucher. This experience left me feeling extremely uncomfortable and I did not feel like I could relax in the lobby area for the remainder of my stay. As I mentioned this was my first time solo travelling as a female and in general Japan has felt so safe to me during my trip but the fact I didn’t feel comfortable in my hotel was not ok. If you are considering this hotel for your Tokyo trip, I really do think you can get much better value for money elsewhere.

We absolutely loved staying the Trunk hotel. The location is definitely fantastic, especially if you intend to walk around or train most of the time you're here. We loved the staff and the vibes of the place, while the lobby could get crowded with people working or at the bar, it never felt too busy and the staff always took care of the guests. The location really is the highlight as there are tons of great shops and restaurants within a 10 min walk. Next time we're in Tokyo, will 100% be staying here again.

Minimalist, elegant hotel in an excellent Shibuya location close to many train lines and restaurants. I have stayed in two different rooms. Both were very small but had a high level of finish and attention to detail. Staff - as you would expect - is extremely attentive.

Here for lunch. Very nice atmosphere!

Nice place to have a posh breakfast (therefore quite pricey). Lots of natural light coming from the big windows and the overall atmosphere is very lively. There's a big round table with some power outlets. But no wifi is quite unreasonable these days. Will come back to try their pastries.

Good coffee and tasty pastries. Find a spot to sit before you order

Had a cheese burrito that wasn't really a burrito at all in the western sense but it was really nice. Heaps of cheese and bacon inside wrapped up in some sort of bread that was more like a crepe. Coffee is good but as usual in Japan the beans are way over roasted but their baristas know what they are doing. They also serve Bonsoy for soy lovers like myself. The crossaint wasn't very fresh and quite hard whicj was a disappointment considering they are a bakery. The panini was nice too.

Nice and friendly staff. Coffee is good. This is medium coffee. Prices are $$ but it is a little high-end. One area for recharging your phone. Which good. An area with books for you to read. Music is nice and relaxing like Jazz and blues. They do breakfast as well. B&E on toast and other options. Bread products as well. Some very cute small size rolls and very delicious looking items. It’s just a same I couldn’t find a nice little treat to eat with my cup of coffee.eg a cookie or scone.

Great cafe to have a quick bite. Shirodashi cheese bread is truly a gem.

One of the best breakfast spot. Every food taste wonderful here. Amazing!

So far it has the best 油条 or the fried dough. Sadly I couldn't get it because it sold out at around 10 am on Sunday. You can come here at 8 am and people have lined up with the ticket number. So don't come here with empty stomach. My favorites are the taiwanese bread (台湾風焼きパン no. 2 and peanut bun (花生并) Also this restaurant has no English menu. Quite hard to order if you don’t understand Japanese and Chinese.

I got in at 8:45 am (9am opening) thinking I’d be ahead of any line but it turned out there were already 30 groups ahead of me. You print out a QR code and then can wait until they notify you via email. The service is efficient with a limited menu. Not that much places to sit so you may have to wait. The food quality is great; def more “Japanese” in the sense they use less oil and flavoring but it was still very delicious and made me miss Taiwan. The price / portion is actually really good and can have a full stomach after 1500 yen. Again, the menu isn’t as broad as any typical Taiwanese breakfast place will have but the quality was well worth the wait. I’d def come back here again.

Hidden back in a corner of a building space is easy to miss. Food seems to be very authentic and based on a customer's, the local Taiwanese definitely are flocking here. Come early or you miss out on some of its delicacies. Would definitely come again on my next visit!

Prepare to wait, Google maps misled me to think theres no wait at opening (9am) and just 15 min wait afterwards... I arrived at 8:55 and was surprised I need to get a number already. I got 34... Waited over 90 minutes for my number to be called plus another 20 for the order to be ready... So we started eating at almost 11. There's not much to do around, but there is a small park with some benches... That being said, the breakfast was really delicious and great value. Servings are quite small, so don't hesitate to order extra if you're hungry (especially after waiting for over an hour). There are many workers here (about 8-9?) so I was a bit surprised the service is a bit slow, but they're nice. All in all, I'd go again but I'd plan my visit differently!

A hidden germ in the town for Taiwanese breakfast. The restaurant start to distribute queue number at 8am, and business hours will start at 9am. Very pleasant and wonderful experience for a lovely breakfast!

The freshly squeezed soy milk made in-house is very delicious. There are some options available for vegans and vegetarians, but since the menu doesn’t have plant-based labels, it’s recommended to ask the staff. The menu is in Japanese only. It’s a popular place, so expect lines. I’ve only been there on weekends, but even 15 minutes before opening, there was always a line. This is the same even on rainy days. There is a touch panel at the entrance where you can get a waiting ticket. You can check the waiting status online, allowing you to leave the area if needed.

Little cafe that specialises in soy milk and provides Taiwanese style breakfast. We came to this place twice as it is close to our hotel and didn't lined up for that long on weekday mornings. You have to order before they allocate you a table. Staff are friendly and some of them speak/understand Chinese. For me I like the black sugar soy milk (黑糖豆浆) and rice roll (饭团). Others are delicious as well. Remember to return your trays back to the window on the side after you finish your meal.

Very nice coffee shop. In weekdays from Monday through Thursday, open 6:45am to 9:00pm, and on Friday by 10:00 pm. In the morning all the seat are full by around 7:30am. Open desks and separated ones with electric power are useful for business person. Wifi is available but it's paid-one. Payment is cash or e-money only.

Walking distance from the Shinagawa Station. Spacious and cosy cafe. The decorations are elegant. Doutor’s 390 yen breakfast always is good for me.

Always use this place for casual business meetings. nice interior and some seats have power outlet for charging my note PC, helps a lot. It's always crowded especially in the morning and evening, otherwise it's perfect.

Clean spacious coffee shop. I like the Doutour sandwichies.

Good option for coffee brake or meetings nearby Shinagawa Konan Guchi.

good

Coffee is very tasty

Food was delicious and came pretty quickly. The only disappointment was the hash browns that came with two tiny little triangles (see pictures). Atmosphere was nice and quiet unlike most places in Shibuya, but maybe a little bit of jazz or quiet music would be nice. Service was okay since the worker at the register didn’t mention you get a drink with your order (only coffee or tea) so when my friend got an orange juice he ended up paying extra without knowing. The other workers however worked fast and efficiently which was nice to see.

I really love this place. Better for lunch & the cooking can take a bit of time so better not to be in a rush. But I very much enjoy the vibe - hipster & 80’s feel to the place. The grilled cheese are super good- it’s actually my 3rd time coming here since it’s close to my office. Feel like a real Canadian grilled cheese which I LOVE!

This place forte is their sandwiches but when i visit i grab the breakfast option cause im on the hunt of trying breakfast here in japan. This one is a top contender cause they do have a good breakfast set meal for around 1000 yen with a good coffee already, vibes also is a check and it opens early which is a gem since most of the restaurants here opens in the afternoon. Love the vibes of the "Gen z" staff as well. Good find! ❤️

Griddled sandwiches come crisp at the edges and buttery in the middle; bread are thick-cut, sourdough with a gentle tang. Cheese blend pulls long without oiliness. Apple and sage add a clean lift, while a jalapeño option gives small fire. Drip coffee runs light, but balanced. Counter seats watch the flat-top, mornings at 9 are quieter, and staff don’t push, just glide.

We really liked the vibe here—once you get close to the shop, you’re welcomed by the irresistible smell of grilled cheese sandwiches. That said, the food and drinks were just okay and a bit on the pricey side. Nothing too bad, but the staff member who took our order wasn’t very friendly, so the first impression could’ve been better. We were lucky to get seats, though there’s additional space on the second floor upstairs. It’s about a 7-minute walk from Shibuya Station, tucked away in a quieter neighborhood. If you're in the mood for grilled cheese and have a bit of time, it's still a spot worth checking out!

I decided to try their highly recommended and popular sandwich, known as the "Apple Cheeks," but I couldn't quite grasp its popularity. It had a sweet taste and was slightly dry, which didn't quite suit my palate. Also, the coleslaw didn’t taste like coleslaw. Given the overall quality of the food, I personally felt that ¥1,450 for a sandwich + coffee set was overpriced.

Yo, 10 minutes walk from Shibuya Station, Get off at "New South Exit," feel the sensation. In a quiet spot, it might not seem grand, But step inside, it's the "Buy Me Stand"! Chill vibes, straight outta the States, Stylish look, like your favorite old tapes. Upstairs, it's like a Cuban/Miami retreat, Table seats where old-school meets street. Egg in a Hole that’s crispy cheese and fine, The Cheese so good, it'll blow your mind. Simple menu, made to perfection, Every bite tastes like a true connection. From Shibuya to the USA, "Buy Me Stand" is the spot to play. American dreams in a Tokyo lane, Come through once, you'll feel the same.

Its very close to oimachi Station i went in rainy day its handy and just out side of Station just have to find a spot to seat if you're willing to ,all are male staff thats cool

Aside from the limited seating and space, everything else is perfect.

its good access to mall supermarket train station but when working something and accessing to WIFI it's not working anymore

A very nice place to sit and do some work in the morning before leaving on the train

Largest of the three Starbucks branches around Oimachi station. It also has outdoor seating.

It is next to the train station and the department stores. So easy to access.

Really nice place. Love it.

Unique Japanese Breakfast Experience We were craving a breakfast buffet and found this spot near Ginza. At 2500 yen for 50 minutes, the price was reasonable. The buffet focused entirely on Japanese breakfast, which was a unique experience. I won’t lie—the food was quite average, with nothing fancy or particularly outstanding in terms of taste or variety. However, the 3x3 portion setup made it feel like a charming ritual, giving a traditional Japanese vibe to the meal. It’s worth trying once for the experience, but one visit was enough for me.

Excellent breakfast place nestled in Ginza area. Good variety of food in small portions to try. Will be back again when in Tokyo.

One of the best places to get a value-forward Japanese Breakfast experience aside from the Soft Sounds from Another Planet album. Provides a variety of small, seasonal dishes and light hot-pot fare- fresh and simple dishes with curious flavor combinations. Recommend making full use of their made-to-order options at the bar side, as well. Big fan of their soups and porridges :) Come on time, and be ready to head out- especially if you want to try a bit of everything. The staff is strict about eating within your reserved period.

📍Ginza Breakfast Lab ¥2750/ pax (buffet) We made reservations online as walk-ins would def wait a while. It’s located at the 2F of Hotel Musse Ginza and a lot of in-house guests and nearby patrons get lunches here. We looove the multi bento tray, and the dishes were also already placed in mini containers, except for soups, rice, and some dishes that you have to scoop for yourself. Super dope! We totally enjoyed it here.

The food was ok, but the selection was good and we enjoyed them for the 50 mins. If you made multiple trips, its worth the price. One grip I had was that we made a reservation but the only spot they have for breakfast was 7am. We tried but were late and didn't arrived until 9am. I really wish they have more time slots available for breakfast, cause they charge you penalty fi you were not on time.

Great experience. Chefs can be seen carefully putting together each side dish. Tasty and diverse options. A nice spot to have a good lunch.

A good place to try many different things at once. No service because it is buffet but everything is well explained. The place is packed on weekends so reservation is mandatory.

Get the fried oysters! They are the best I've had. The rest was "good", not great. Drinks were so-so. Prices were about what you would expect in a place like this in this location.

Advertised time says they stop serving/taking orders at 9:30PM and that you must arrive at least 10 minutes before then. We arrived at 8:50 and they turned us away. You should consider the true closing time to be 8:30PM and not 10:30PM then, as their service does not match what was advertised online nor on site at the property. Very upsetting.

Horrible service! I will definitely not recommend anyone to attend this restaurant especially foreigners! Arrived 08:45pm and wait wait and wait til 21:15 pm (bear in mind there were lots of empty tables!!) and then tell us there is only salad left. What’s time point to state your last order is way later but you just don’t want to serve customers? What a stupid lie to tell you there weren’t any food left in the kitchen, apart from salad? They just don’t want us to delay them finish work!!

The worst service I’ve experienced in Japan and I’ve been traveling in this lovely country for the past week. Such a disappointment considering how friendly the Japanese people have been. The food wasn’t terrible, but the staff, mainly the manager and waitress, both had the most sour attitude. I didn’t engage much with them, but clearly they are unhappy with their job or something else. I am staying at the hotel and would not recommend dining here for lunch or dinner.

They have one single restaurant for the hotel, and it’s closed for a private party :-/ Their breakfast servings end 9:30 am on a Weekend. They must have no love for the night owls 🥺

Although this restaurant is open until 10pm you need to order your food by 9.30 and we were reminded of such a couple of times as we got to the restaurant about 9.10 . We were also served a small starter that we did order and which we think was added to our bill when we came to settle our hotel bill at the end of our holiday, but we chose not to contest this. There was only one other couple in the restaurant so not really any atmosphere. The food we ordered was served promptly and was very good, tasty and hot.

Sotoroku is ridiculously overpriced for the food that they serve and the atmosphere that they have. We ended up paying 8.6k Yen for 2 dishes and a beer. The dishes with regards to taste were excellent, but the portions are horrendous. This restaurant wants to be a high dining restaurant, but fails to deliver that luxury feeling and is not worth it's asking price. A large disappointment.

Beef curry was amazing and a decent price. The hazelnut latte I had was incredible! Service was quick and friendly. I went at around 8pm and it was decent busy, the place serves beer, cocktails, coffee, wine and more. Eat in or take out 😃

Really good bar in Meguro. Chill, welcoming vibe. The food and drinks are really good. The bar owner is friendly .Excellent place to go . Check it out. The jerk chicken is amazing. Just had to put it out there. Thanks for the experience

Great tasting food and drinks. Very friendly and great service.

Some of the best coffee I’ve ever had. I loved the soy latte with coconut flavor – delicious! The café was so cute and has a convenient walk-up counter. The barista was very kind and even remembered me on my second time there. I recommend to anyone in the area :)

Friendly open atmosphere. Open 24hrs except on Tuesdays. Daytime it’s a coffee shop with Mario who makes really excellent espressos. Love my shot of doppio with a little sugar in the morning. Lunchtime, Saba Sandwiches are to die for. At night, Yuji turns it into a sweet homey vibin’ atmosphere with great music and good drinks and nice nibbles. It’s amazing how he never forgets a name, a face, and what they like to drink. His memory is insane. It’s got the Cheers vibe for sure: “Where everybody knows your naaaame!”

Not my fav taste of coffee but the barista is very friendly!

Good cocktail and nice atmosphere. The owner is super friendly! I strongly recommend this place to anyone who wants to enjoy a nice drink!

Great hotel. Staff was really nice and breakfast was spectacular! A lot of variety of food. The views from the room were amazing as well. The only thing we didnt enjoy is that we booked months ago and let them know it was our honeymoon and they still put us in a room with 2 single beds :( would have prefered double bed on this special occasion.

This is a solid typical tokyo business style hotel. Rooms are the standard size for hotels in this price range. Cool lounge space on upper floor that was used for a basic breakfast that was part of our room. The breakfast was fine, but I wouldn't pay extra as there are plenty of spots in area to get a quick bite. Location is the star, right by the station and a very easy trip to Haneda Airport. Stayed in January 25 and would recommend for first night in Tokyo with a plan to get on Shinkansen in the am.

We stayed at Shinagawa Prince Hotel Tokyo with our 20-month-old baby and had a lovely experience. The location is excellent — just a few minutes’ walk from Shinagawa Station, which made it very convenient to travel around Tokyo and to Haneda Airport. Although the hotel doesn’t provide a baby cot, we appreciated that the toiletries included a baby set — a thoughtful touch for families traveling with young children. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-equipped. The highlight was definitely the stunning Mount Fuji view from our window — a beautiful sight to wake up to! There are many dining options and convenience stores nearby, and having restaurants and shops within the hotel complex made things much easier with a toddler. Overall, a comfortable and family-friendly stay in a great location. We would happily return again on our next Tokyo trip!

I definitely feel like a prince after this. Came with a tour so I didn’t get to experience what the hotel has to offer. I believe there are 3 buildings connected to each other with different facilities. Room was pretty good except that there were only 3 sockets. One on the table, one in the toilet and one outside the toilet wall for some reason. Most of the hotels I went came with 2 or more sockets on the table so this one was weird. Nevertheless, the view was great and the best feature for me was that it is super close to Shinagawa Station which is simply across the road. Overall a great hotel with a high price tag.

I’ve been standing in line for breakfast for almost half an hour now, so writing this review feels like my small battle against boredom. The hotel itself is enormous - more like a city within a city. When I arrived for the first time, I was genuinely confused about which tower my room was in. The staff’s English is acceptable, but as I’ve learned in Japan, even the simplest request can easily turn into a long and complicated process. In hindsight, I almost regret asking for anything at all. The rooms are clean and well-equipped, so there’s really nothing to complain about in that regard. The real problem lies in the endless queues - everywhere. It feels like a river of people flowing nonstop. Breakfast is a complete disaster; it doesn’t matter whether you come at 6:30, 8:00, or 9:00 - it’s always crowded and far from relaxing. The whole experience feels mechanical: come, sit, eat, leave, next! The location is definitely a plus, but that’s about it. It’s fine for short business trips, but I wouldn’t recommend it for leisure or family stays. The whole place feels impersonal and overwhelming - like being an ant in a giant anthill.

Easy to reach from Shinagawa station. Very attentive employee's, good rooms, but take care in which category you book. I am in the Annex T Tower. Cost more but much better. Great view onto Tokyo, very impressive Skyline. Definitely a place to go again, when I am back in Tokyo.

Business hotel by shinagawa train station. Rooms are clean but small. Easy to get confused because there is an east, west, north and main wing with its own set of rooms and own check in. Due to high occupancy rates, best to book without breakfast as there are perpetual queues for breakfast at the main cafes. Over and above the confusing wings, Don’t get this confused with other prince hotels that are within walking distance… prince Sakura, prince takanawa, prince new takanawa. Omg so confusing

Stopped in to grab a cup of coffee and to relax while waiting for my train. It was pleasantly quiet and quaint. The food and coffee were good, but the selections were very limited. It was okay for me because I simply wanted a place to have a light snack. The service was very good. The white cup held a delicious cup of consomme!

Highly recommend this traditional Japanese breakfast at this old-styled cafe in Minato city area.

Great to hang out in a quiet setting. Popular in morning with working crowd. come from 10am on weekday and you can pretty much sit for hours

Excellent coffee! And, as one so often finds in Japan, good service. They have a vaping room and a small two person room for traditional cigarette smokers like me .

Very nice coffee and a sandwich to start the day. Fun decor and friendly staff.

Nice environment for a leisure drink and breakfast, good price

japanese favorite meeting place👍

Service was good. Serving sizes were quite small. Especially for price. Very cute cafe. Ambiance was nice. Food was acceptable taste, nothing stupendous. Ordered eggs Benedict which was half of usual portion. Eggs Benedict usually comes with two eggs on two toasts. The mini pancakes were a very small portion but tasty. Food tasted good. Hot chocolate was fun but very cool temperature. He asked to get it reheated.

At first, I was ready to give this place 5 stars and say that those who gave it 1 are just picky tourists. But then I realized what the real issue is. The restaurant itself is cozy and cool inside, which is great during the Japanese summer. My order was taken quickly, and in about 5 minutes I got my coffee ☕ and jamon sandwich 🥪. The sandwich was excellent — perfectly seasoned, with aged jamon (380 days or more). The coffee was also really good, served in a teapot with a small bowl, which was a nice touch. But that’s where the positives end. My wife’s order didn’t arrive. We waited 10, 15, then 20 minutes. Finally, we managed to ask a staff member, and she ran off without saying much. After another 10 minutes, they brought her kakigori 🍧, which was just average for the price. And the iced tea 🧊🍵 she ordered? Never came. It wasn’t even on the bill — the staff simply forgot it. There weren’t many customers, yet the service was this bad. If I’m spending 5,000 yen for a sandwich, a dessert, and drink, I expect the staff to at least remember the order. Just sad. And in case anyone thinks the problem was communication — it wasn’t. I speak fluent Japanese, and my wife is Japanese. The issue is entirely with how the staff handles things here.

Always a rather quiet place to have nice breakfast. The food are usually quite good and good coffee. It’s not easy to find such relaxed place open early for breakfast in central Tokyo.

Incredible cafe, fantastic food, coffee & service. So glad we had this place close by during our stay in Tōkyō!

Came here for lunch and ordered the croissant sandwich lunch set. When it came out, I didn’t realize they had given me the wrong order since all the sets include salad and look pretty similar, plus I was in a hurry to eat before my next work meeting. I took one bite before noticing and told the waitress, who just said, “You already started eating.” I explained that it wasn’t what I ordered (and was actually more expensive than what I ordered). She replied, “We’ll remake it, but next time tell us earlier when it’s the wrong order,” in an unapologetic tone. If she had just taken my order correctly in the first place (which is her job) I wouldn’t have needed to say anything in the first place. Also I speak japanese fine so that wasn't the issue. Disappointing experience overall. The sandwich was also mid.

le pain quotidien is a place I've visited for the first time in mexico and i fell in love with it. let's say that the branches in japan are quite a bit different. No matter where you go the service in Japan is always good, I've never had a bad experience related to the service in Japan. the food tho was a lot of ups and downs. the hot chocolate was let's say different than what i am used to. the trio of hummus was let's say okay but different also. the granola with yoghurt was okay. the chicken pesto and cheese on a toast was okay bu nothing exceptional. the roasted potatoes with herbs were yummy. the cakes were a deception especially the pistacchio cake. in brief they can do better than this.

Great food, spacious place with a very courteous service. We celebrated a birthday and they were very helpful in arranging everything last minute.

Not amazing, quite basic Japanese styled charcoal burnt coffee and cakes. Prices are on higher side for the quality as well.

Meal: Dinner Budget: ¥1,500/person Closest Station: Shinagawa Seaside Reservation Needed?: N/A Payment: Cash, credit, e-payment Kid Friendly?: Yes English Menu?: No Very tasty sandwiches and a great selection of drinks. The (take out only) chicken wings were mediocre, but such is western food in Japan. Friendly service.

Loved the cafe's service, ambiance and vibes. The hot towels were a thoughtful addition. The dessert sets are quite tasty and go well with the coffee. Will definitely come again. Surprised that the other negative reviews are not based on the cafe's food but rather it's location.

Love Komeda coffee! This one is basketball inspired ❤🏀

(Translated by Google) I always trust Komeda Coffee. The shop is near the Samezu Driver's License Testing Center, which is very helpful as there aren't many places to eat around here. I went before lunchtime, but the shop was quite crowded. The food was delicious at all the shops. Another plus point is that there is a smoking area. (Original) いつも安心コメダ珈琲さんです。 鮫洲運転免許試験場の近くのお店ですが、この辺りは食事をするところが少ないので非常に助かりますね。昼前に行きましたが店内も結構混み合っていました。 味はどのお店も同じく美味しかったです。 喫煙所があるのもポイント高いですね。

(Translated by Google) This shop is located on a main street, a little way from Aomono Yokocho. It opens at 7am, so I found it while wandering around looking for a coffee before work. I think Komeda Coffee's coffee is big and delicious, but I can't eat much so I always end up full from the morning set. (Original) 青物横丁から少し離れた、大通りに面しているお店です。 朝の七時から開店らしく、仕事の前にコーヒーを求めさまよってる時に見つけました。 コメダコーヒーさんは、大きなサイズで美味しいと思っていますが、あんまり食べれない為にモーニングセットで毎回満腹です。

(Translated by Google) This was my first time at Komeda's Coffee! It's on the first floor of Wires Hotel. I got a hot milk coffee to go! It's sweet and delicious! (Original) 何気に初めてのコメダ珈琲！ ワイヤーズホテルの一階にあります ミルクコーヒーのホットを テイクアウトしました！ 甘くておいしー！

If you smoke the electric tobacco, you should select this store.

(Translated by Google) This is a Doutor in an office district, but it's in an inconspicuous location, so it seems like not many people other than the workers in the building would come here. There are counter seats and two-seater tables. The tables can be moved, so if there are any available, it might be okay for a group of about four. (Original) オフィス街のドトールだが目立たない場所にあり当ビルのワーカー以外あまり来なさそうなイメージ。 席はカウンターと2人掛けテーブル。テーブルは動かせるので空いてれば4人グループくらいならいけるかも。

(Translated by Google) I've been stopping by here for breakfast before work for the past three years. I love Doutor, so I sometimes stop by my local Doutor, but this Osaki branch is exceptionally comfortable, and perhaps because of its location, it's not too crowded and is very clean. The staff are also quick and welcoming, so I always stop by when I'm tired. (Original) ここは3年前から出社前のモーニングに時々寄っています。ドトール好きなので地元のドトールなどにも時々寄りますが、この大崎は突出して居心地よく、場所柄か、さほど混雑せず、清潔感もあります。スタッフさんたちもキビキビウェルカムな雰囲気で、疲れているときなどつい寄ってしまいます♫

(Translated by Google) Doutoru is everywhere, but I like the small atmosphere of this place. The clerks are also friendly Set A is always more expensive It gives satisfaction. Doutoru is Doutoru. (Original) 어디에나 있는 도토루지만 이곳의 아담한 분위기가 맘에 듬. 점원들도 친절하고 A세트는 늘 가격이상의 만족감을 준다. 도토루는 도토루다.

(Translated by Google) The person making the bread (2023/9 store manager?) is not wearing a mask. Stand directly above the bread and shout out ``It's number ◯◯~''. Cash register or laundry? The person in the back is wearing a mask. Isn't it funny? When I don't have an appetite, I order bread, but I always regret it. Use only for tobacco (electronic only). (Original) パンを作る人（2023/9店長？）がマスクをしていない。パンの真上で「◯◯番の方〜」と大声で叫ぶ。レジや洗い物？奥にいる人の方がマスクをしている。おかしくね？ 食欲ない時パン頼むが、常に後悔。 タバコ（電子限定）のためだけの使用。

(Translated by Google) How many times? Before I order and say I'm going to drink in the store ❗️ Will they serve it in a takeout cup? why? Is it inside the store? Is it takeout? Don't you listen? The other day, I asked for takeout, and they perfectly served it in a cup. It's 4pm, a completely free time. (Original) 何回めかな？注文をして店内で飲みますと言う前に❗️テイクアウト用のコップに入れて出してくる？何故？店内か？テイクアウトか？聞かないのか？先日は、テイクアウトでと、お願いしたら、見事にカップに入れて出してきた。午後4時の全く暇な時間帯なんですがねー

(Translated by Google) The clerk wearing glasses was extremely kind and provided wonderful service. Thank you very much. (Original) メガネをかけた店員さんがものすごく優しくて素敵な接客をしてくださいました。ありがとうございました。

(Translated by Google) It's a cafe on the 1st floor of Square Ebara, and the staff are very friendly! Perhaps because it's a cafe inside a facility in Shinagawa Ward, the drinks and food are reasonably priced. There are many tourist maps and booklets of Shinagawa City on the walls, and it also doubles as a tourist information center. (Original) スクエア荏原の1Fにあるカフェで、店員さんはとてもフレンドリー！ 品川区の施設内にあるカフェだからなのか、ドリンクもフードも値段はお安めです。 壁には品川区の観光マップや冊子がたくさんあり、観光案内所も兼ねています。

(Translated by Google) I arrived at 13:30. A male customer was ordering and the lady at the register was smiling and serving me, so I thought it was going really well, but then there was no smile for my order, the next girl, or the female customer who was looking for a sandwich after that. I wonder if the male customer's attitude was just an illusion...? Or was she a friend? On top of that, he got the girl's order wrong. He was also cold to the customer who was looking for a sandwich. The lady at the register was disappointed with how in-and-out the customer service was. Please keep up the great work! (Original) 13:30に来店。男性客が注文中でレジの女性が笑顔満載の接客していたので、とても良い感じだなと思っていたら、 私の注文、 次の女の子、 その次のサンドイッチを探していた女性客には笑顔なし。 男性客の接客態度は幻だったのかな…？友達だったのか？ おまけに女の子のオーダーを間違える始末。サンドイッチ探してるお客さんにも冷たくあしらってた。 レジの女性、接客の波が激しすぎてガッカリだった。がんばってください～

(Translated by Google) You can get cinnamoroll's manhole cover card, which is very cute. A bit far from the subway station (Original) 可以拿到cinnamoroll的人孔蓋卡，很可愛。 離地鐵站有點遠

(Translated by Google) It is a tourist information center and a cafe, but as of July 2020, the cafe is closed due to coronavirus countermeasures, but you can take a break. The interior has a cute Cinnamoroll illustration. The guide was kind and polite, and even though I had never been to Shinagawa, I thought I would try it next time. We were distributing manhole cards and we took a break for about 15 minutes, but there were 3 or 4 people who wanted to distribute them, so it seemed to be quite popular. (Original) 観光案内所兼カフェとなっているがカフェは20年7月時点コロナ対策で休止中ではあるが休憩はさせていただける シナモロールのイラストがにあり可愛い内装となっておりる 案内員の方は親切・丁寧で品川区は一度も観光したことがないが、次回は巡ってみようかという気になった マンホールカードの配布をしており15分ほど休憩していたが3，4人配布希望者が来ておりかなり人気があるような感じだった

(Translated by Google) Ice Cream is so delicious😋 The store clerk is also very friendly! (Original) Ice Cream太好吃了😋 店員也很友善！

(Translated by Google) The curry was delicious! This might be a hidden gem... (Original) カレー美味しかったです！ 意外と穴場かも……

(Translated by Google) I received a manhole card. The Petit Corps is on a field trip to the park in front of the building. (Original) マンホールカードをいただきました。 建物の前の公園にプチ軍団が遠足しています。

The restaurant is very shocking. I have tried it twice and was disappointed both times. They could not be bothered to make the table for dinner. The service was shockingly bad. I had to remind them many times for basic restaurant duties, laying the table, bringing a menu, taking the order, can you not bring the main course the same time as the starter /soup can you please clear the table (after waiting 30 mins after finishing mains) etc…. So many staff are just standing around and you have to get their attention. Wow. The ‘banana protein smoothie’ is basically milk with banana syrup. I watched him make it and was shocked. The fried chicken was not cooked - raw at the bone and the shrimps…. lol.

Had dinner and few breakfasts there, dinner was 100g beef steak with baked vege, very satisfying, but roasted asparagus was plain, not recommended. Standard buffet spread breakfast there, a wide range of varieties, the crews are very friendly, like their Hokkaido toast with butter + honey 🍯

Had dinner at the Tokyo Marriott Hotel and was served a series of small, beautifully presented dishes. Each course was thoughtfully paired to go well with wine. A refined and enjoyable dining experience—I’d love to come back again.

I give this place 5 stars for the flavor and volume of the food. The staff was also extremely polite. Do not forget to visit the Gotenyama Garde(n) just outside the restaurant after dining if daylight remains. My only complaint for the restaurant is that we had to line up behind the office workers buying sandwiches from the deli shop (it was lunch time) to pay the bill, which was rather long at the time. Also of note is that the wheelchair accessible restroom is too far from the restaurant to be of use, and the door to it was blocked today.

Great breakfast buffet with several meals available for order, such as an omelet with your preferred ingredients, Eggs Benedict, and Waffles.

Good food, although the portions are small for the price (it's not cheap.) Just go for dessert, it's huge. The staff is great, very attentive.

I give 5 Stars. food is good I tried Marriott burger and well prepared. The service is great also the staff can speak English that's a big thumbs up for me. I will visit again together with my partner here.

Large, spread out, and comfortable. Decent wi-fi service, good location.

Starbucks is fine, but the tsutaya its in usually doesn't have any seats available to enjoy the coffee you bought

Always delicious coffee and snacks. I like this one because it's located in a big center. So much space. Always relaxed atmosphere.

Great staff and plenty of seating. Usually pretty quiet and queues are not long if at all.

Beautiful view of the atrium and garden, and lots of space--never crowded. But no WiFi!

Close to Osaki station, very convenient

Normal Starbucks inside the mall. More seats available than average

Can never seat because people occupy tables without eating

2025/7/20 Around 8pm there’s a staff (boy)who was doing reji(in counter) I want to order super chicken burger set and I said sumimasen and he ignored 2 times and then 3rd time he answered and taking order but he seemed annoyed or confused after that i orderd my meal and after I received I left but I felt bad and felt staff was rude

You can't eat here simply because there are no tables and chairs. You only take out.

Fast service. No dedicated seats but you can find a seat within the public seating area

A regular McDonald's. Seating is shared with the general building but usually available and comfortable. Free wifi in the building. Spacious and comfortable.

Not enough seating, even outside of peak hours, it's still full.

Friendly staff

Being a longtime fan of their bread, I was disappointed by the deli lunch and eat-in atmosphere. I would come back just to buy bread and coffee to go. 👍Good Points- the food is tasty, especially the bread. The black coffee was tasty. There is WiFi (ask for the password). There is English signage. There doesn't seem to be a seating time limit, and there's plenty of seating. 👎🍽️💴 ¥1280, the deli plate lunch was sparse. You can get much more food elsewhere in Tokyo for that price. While the taste and ingredients are good, I still don't think the price is justified. I found myself eating the bread I bought to take home because the deli servings were so small. Comparing to Muji's similar deli plate, I would much rather choose Muji, for example. 🍽️🥖Also, with the lunch set, there are 4 types of bread available but they gave me 2 randomly. Can I choose and they just didn't ask me? Is it random? Who knows. (It was good though) 🍲🥪Other people's soup lunch looked more voluminous. The sandwiches didn't look very big but they did look tasty. 👎🎶The music was needlessly loud. I wanted a quiet cafe time but I couldn't concentrate on my own thoughts. Why are they blasting ballads? It made me wish I brought headphones.

Love this place, especially the lunch deli! First time in Tokyo I find flavors that feel like home food (European style salads). Pastries are alright but nothing crazy. Bread is okay, relatively cheap. Overall a great place to spend a few hours!

Nice and lively, trendy bakery and cafe. The bread is top notch, and is the ONLY place in Tokyo that has good croissants in my opinion. Definitely the best place to get croissants in Tokyo. I also had the kakigori which was great too!

breadworks Tennozu is a lovely hidden gem by the water with a beautifully designed interior. It’s spacious, with plenty of seating both indoors and outside, making it perfect for working quietly or catching up with a friend. Though it’s a bit of a walk from Shinagawa Station, it’s definitely worth it. They offer a wide variety of fresh, high-quality breads, and the cardamom roll is a must-try. The latte was smooth and well-balanced, and the staff were incredibly kind and attentive. Takeout is available, and the café is wheelchair accessible, which is always great to see. Highly recommend for a relaxed café experience in a scenic spot.

Breadworks is a nice café with a cozy vibe, great for working or just relaxing with coffee and pastries. The only downside is that it gets very crowded, even on weekday afternoons, so it’s best to come early if you want to secure a spot.

It was refreshing atmosphere. I ordered eggs, cheese, and a basket of bread withdraw your milk. The food is amazing. I like the place even if you want to have work, you can come here. It’s easy to access for a plug in your computer or to make interaction with others. I thank them for the service. I would suggest only one thing to have instructions in English about for first visitors to the restaurant they can understand the shop what is providing because you can dining in or just buy your bakeries and go.

My favorite place to have coffee with a fresh bakery; it can get crowded sometimes, but the view is wonderful

Food taste is consistent for McDonalds. 1 star for the marketing vs delivery. The large fries was barely full. This is false advertising especially when you have a coupon specifically for it. It happened to me 3 times in a row so it is not an occasional thing. Hope you fix it. Either in the marketing or actual delivery

busy McDonald's location in a busy area.... always a line here but plenty of seating. best to come alone get a quick bite and get on with your day. can't really chill here

I ordered bai double cheese burger and the staff happily gave me a regular double cheese burger. I wonder how much money they saved McDonald’s by scamming their customers like this.

Wait time during lunchtime is about 10 minutes. The store is fairly quiet for breakfast. Nice view of Meguro station.

McDonald's is always my favourite when it comes to grabing a quick bite! This one has lot of sitting places with three floors. Absolutely loved the Experience and taste which is same as all the McDonald's. They way they have maintained the standards is praiseworthy. The location of this store is awesome as its right next to the station. What else you want!

This location is NOT open 24 hours . Drove over a mile away to be told they were closed. That’s fine if you’re not open 24 hours but do not advertise 24 hours .

Similar to many other McDonald's. It has a vast number of seats as it occupies 3 levels. No playing area for kid. No parking. Great for a quick lunch.

They have tasty sandwiches and coffee is ok, I like it better than the Starbucks one

The cup coffee was only two third full.

Great coffee and good service, with "food court" style dining available. Free wifi.

(Translated by Google) Doutor with soft serve ice cream. There are also plenty of related menus. You can enjoy it in a cup with iced coffee, or as a coffee float or affogato. Of course, you can also enjoy authentic soft serve ice cream on a cone. The flexibility in this area is as expected from Doutor. This restaurant is quite spacious, but you can also use the tables spread out outside the store, so there is quite a lot of seating. It's inside a building, so there's plenty of air conditioning. It's conveniently located close to the station, and is well separated from the Starbucks downstairs. The Milanese sandwiches are consistently delicious and are a great option for lunch. It closes surprisingly early, so be careful if you go at night. (Original) ソフトクリームのあるドトール。関連メニューも豊富。カップにしてアイスコーヒーと一緒に楽しんでもいいし、コーヒーフロートでもアフォガードでもいい。コーンに乗せて本格ソフトクリームだってもちろんok。この辺の柔軟性はさすがドトール、といったところ。 この店、店舗も広めだが、店の外に広がるテーブル席も使えるのでかなり席数はある。ビルの中なのでエアコンもばっちり。駅にも近くお手軽で、下の階のスタバとはうまく住み分けができている。ミラノサンドは安定して美味く、ランチの店としてもなかなか優秀。閉店が意外に早いので夜行く場合は注意が必要。

(Translated by Google) This Doutor has coffee jelly that you can hardly find at other stores. Special soft serve ice cream 🍦 is included. This is delicious♪ Also, in the drink storage area in front of the smoking room, there are cute masking tapes and coasters with your own stamp on them, and the ingenuity and service are amazing. Also, the female manager is kind, bright, and considerate. Although he is not young, the manager is such a nice person, and all the other staff members are also nice people! The shop is a bit old and small inside, but there are seats outside, and there are plenty of free table and chair spaces in Gate City. (Original) こちらのドトールには他の店舗では殆ど見ないコーヒーゼリーがあります。特製のソフトクリーム🍦を載せてあります。これが美味しいです♪ それから喫煙室の前のドリンク置き場に、自分の印付けの可愛いマスキングテープやコースターなどが置いてあり工夫とサービスが素晴らしい◎ それから女性の店長さんが優しく明るく気遣いが素晴らしいのです。お若くはないのですが、店長さんがこんな素敵な人なので、他のスタッフさん達もみな良い人ですよ！ お店はちょっと古いし店内は狭いですが、外にも席があり、またゲートシティにはフリーのテーブル椅子スペースが沢山あります。

(Translated by Google) This coffee shop is located in Osaki Gate City, connected to JR Osaki Station. The lower floors of Gate City, which are shared by many people, feature a highly innovative design, incorporating luxurious marble-like interiors, water features, plants, and a huge atrium. The shop is located on the third floor of the West Tower. I visited on a weekday morning and ordered an iced tea. There is also terrace seating outside the shop, which was bustling with customers. I think Gate City is characterized by its sophisticated form. Its twin tower design combines a square, octagon, and cross shape. (Original) ＪＲ大崎駅とつながっている大崎ゲートシティにある喫茶店です。ゲートシティで多くの人が共用する低層階は、大理石調の高級感溢れる内装と併せて水流や草木も取り入れ、巨大なアトリウムも設けるなど、非常に革新的なデザインで、その中のウェストタワー三階に店舗があります。平日の午前中に訪問し、アイスティをオーダーしました。店舗の外にもテラス席があり、多くのご利用客で賑わっていました。ゲートシティは、洗練された形態に特徴があると思います。四角形、八角形、十字形を組み合わせたツインタワーのデザインです。

(Translated by Google) On weekdays, it's crowded with people who work or visit Gate City, but on Saturdays and Sundays, it's very relaxing and relaxing, with people from the neighborhood bringing their children or people attending Gate City events. There is a smoking booth inside the store, and there is terrace-like seating although it is not exposed to sunlight. (Original) 平日はゲートシティで働く或いは訪れる方で混雑してますが，土日は近隣の方がお子さん連れだったり，ゲートシティのイベントの方が利用される程度でとてもゆったりそしてのんびりできます． 店内には喫煙ブースあり，日光はあたりませんがテラス的な席あります．

Best Starbucks I’ve seen for a very long time and definitely the best one I experienced during my two weeks stay at Tokyo. Lot of space, very pleasant atmosphere, nice staff (English speaking). Highly recommended!

This is one of my go-to Starbucks branch here in Tokyo. I like the overall ambiance and the vibe in this store so I come here often. Only downside is that it can get really crowded so you might find yourself without a seat, especially on weekends. I usually come on weekdays. Yesterday, I dropped by to hang and get some work done. One of their staff, Yuugo, was especially attentive and helpful. He must’ve noticed my accent in the way I spoke Japanese. Midway through ordering, he was addressing me in English. I thought it was thoughtful and really nice coz while I can converse in Japanese, I’m still more comfortable in English. When I was about to leave after staying for a few hours, he was by the door and he politely stopped and gave some well-wishes. That was really nice and kind of him. Indeed, wonderful service at this branch. 😊

Bustling Starbucks located in an office building a few minutes walk from Meguro Station. They have a Starbucks Reserve Coffee Station where you can spend 1,400 yen a pop for a cup of joe. Relatively quiet in the early morning but becomes a zoo by around 8:30am when the office workers are rolling in.

Beautiful interior, big enough. I like it! Deducted one point as it could get extremely cold inside Deducted another point for being sexist in my opinion: why is there one toilet for women and the other one mixed gender? Why not both toilets are available for all gender?

Great Starbucks location. Very spacious and comfortable to work in. Instagram: @adams_coffee for best cafes in the world.

Probably the best Starbucks around here. Adequate space between every seat and table. Nice interior. Good staffs. Great for any occasion. I had a productive time on my laptop.

Only 4 seats to charge your phone/computer but the decoration and the staff are nice

Good service and seating. Food was better than expected, price was reasonable too.

Coffee is below average but the place is cozy and nice. Perfect to hide from the rain 😄

Had late breakfast here and it was basically empty despite being close to the station. There's seating in the basement which was quiet.

Good coffee with milk. In my country Pronto is also popular haha ;) Open door is problem if i sit close the door when is littel cold on outside.

They have smoking area in under ground floor.

Great bar.

great service and food

The staff seemed very done and didnt mix all the drinks well. I had a cocoa and it was really good! However, my friend ordered a matcha late and had a lot of clumps left. The ambience is very nice in the evening, but its a bit small so we barely managed to find a table to sit at.

Very close to gotanda station, good for a quick bite. The sandwich has a nice flavour, would appreciate more vegetables so that it has more crunch though. The matcha latte is pretty average, milky and thin. Small place, has a second floor but limited seatings.

Fun to see all the different types of dating scenarios playing out here. First dates, long term, and married couples all enjoying a rich cup of cafe. The mocha slapped pretty hard!

As title. It’s a chained coffee shop, so it’s just like how you were expecting to be. What amazed me was the freshness of the sandwich I had (for the price I decided to have 1, but by the size of it maybe I should have had 2). Coffee was good.

Nice staff and good coffee, sandwich was ok

We find it hard to find a breakfast set that includes latte/cappuccino coffee included. Most offers Americano or plain black coffee / tea. And these guys actually offer pretty decent latte and cappuccino as well! Recommended

Nice place for breakfast and coffee. The food is freshly made and the coffee is good.

Right across from Gotanda Station. Keeps up with the standard Yoshinoya quality. Food always arrives within minutes. They don't really speak much English but picture menu us available.

Cozy clean place, food taste just like other yoshinoya ofcourse.. juat often comeback here bcause the location near my hotel.

Good food, especially for the price. The service is fast. The place is clean as well. Overall, a good fast food restaurant

Went here for lunch. Fast served food. Decent priced. They only serve food, no soft drinks or juice. Think it is a Japan thing. They only have water.

Went here 3x in a span of a week. I love this place, the gyudon was really good and price was even better. I also tried the one with cheese and it was just incredible. Workers are also very nice.

The staff were very courteous, and I had a wonderful dining experience.

Pretty basic noodle shop. Still yummy if you need a quick in and out experience in between shopping or site-seeing.

Worst Customer service among the starbucks in the world I am living around this area so i often visited this branch and i go to starbucks every single days for few years. However, these few days i experienced worst service at this branch. There was a bag next to me, which is not mine and the clerk asked me if the bag is mine. However, when she called me she poked me with her fingers and it was very unpleasant. Moreover, few days later, i bought the tea from the convenience store near by and ordered the latte at this starbucks. While drinking the latte and the tea together, the clerk poked me again and told me that i cannot bring the beverage from outside. I searched the website and no relevant information is found. This is the worst service that i experienced in my whole life and i won't use the starbucks again in anywhere in the world.

Nice relaxing cafe in a hotel. Typical Starbucks atmosphere. Nice seats. Also has few outdoor seatings as well. Great service people.

Typical Starbucks, though it has more seats for working alone than for groups. And no comfortable sofas as in other's.

One of my favorite ones but the wifi is super slow and disconnects a lot.

Nice atmosphere to spend some time.

Friendly service

Good

For tourist like me, food here is pretty decent and delicious.

It is a very nice place for a quick cheap meal and the best part, it's open 24/7. Tho, this place is a little bit more expensive than Sukiya, but the taste of their food will open your world. As they let you cook your meat on the stove it kinda smells when you come out so be careful. (They got the hangers so you can use that to hang your jacket.)

Nice small restaurant with good hospitality though it seems so busy.

Quick and reliable fast food chain. Accepts various digital payments. Seating is kind of tight, so if you are concerned perhaps a take-away is a good option.

An inexpensive beef rice restaurant. Nothing special but if you want volume for a reasonable amount of money, it's OK.

The staff are friendly and the food is of course delicious. Cheap and worth it! ☺

Good nice beautiful easy accessible snow resort.

The foods are delicious, and the service is excellent. I live nearby, so this Sukiya is one of my go-to restaurants. Be careful when ordering for non-Japanese speaker, because even though there's English menu, but some menus seem to have rice, when in reality they don't come with rice. You have to look at the picture carefully. Other than that, it's cheap and excellent.

They revamped the whole concept and made the eat in experience with disposable bento boxes… that’s a shame for the environment 🤯🌿🌿

Always a fuss free experience here

Delicious, fast, and great service