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8 Places to Get Your Obligatory Coffee Drink in Tokyo
8 Coffee Shops and
Restaurants in Tokyo, Japan
Even if tea is a staple in Japan,
you’ll be glad to know that coffee is considered an everyday drink too! One of
the world’s most captivating cultures also has their own coffee flair that is
not only extraordinary, but also something that you would want to pursue while
in Japan.
Like its neighbor country Korea, Japan
has their traditional approach to how they prepare their coffee drinks, even if
nowadays you can rely on the modern approaches. Specialty coffee shops and
retro-cool kissaten (traditional
coffee houses) are still prevalent across Tokyo alone, and you’ll really
have a good time having your compulsory coffee chase. While visiting Japan,
I had the chance to try out some of the most memorable and impressionable
coffee drinks – here are my eight recommended places for you to go to and try
their coffee drinks.
Cafe de
Crie – A Cup of Happiness
Official Website: https://www.pokkacreate.co.jp/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Cafe-de-Crie/154742157885145
Because *ROYAL PARK HOTEL* does not have
breakfast, Yesterday I have investigated the location of the good breakfast. .
Just around the corner of the alley, near a street cafe: P *CAFE' de CRIE'* The
appearance of the coffee shop feels like Dandy or Yike Coffee on our side. . But
it was attracted by the above text: D *a cup of happiness ~ a lot of happiness*
Indeed; in the absence of sleep last night. . Have a cup of aromatic coffee in
the morning. . Have a happy caffeine ă„›~V~ Read more: http://rainbow4213.blogspot.com/2015/11/cafe-de-crie.html
Miami
Garden Shibuya Ekimae Hachoko Hiroba
Official Website: http://miami-garden.jp/
So
I soldiered on and well... my experience was the complete opposite to the
reviews. I ordered bruschetta, mushroom spaghetti in a cream sauce, and a glass
of merlot. The service was very fast -- my food came quickly which was great as
I only had an hour before most stores in the area would close. They had some
interesting "Japanese Italian" items on the menu -- such as pasta
with soy based sauces. I didn't go for any of those since I wanted something
familiar! There are plenty of seafood options for Pescatarians, but only a few
vegetarian options. Read more: https://www.tripadvisor.com.sg/Restaurant_Review-g1066456-d1692067-Reviews-Miami_Garden_Shibuya_Ekimae_Hachoko_Hiroba-Shibuya_Tokyo_Tokyo_Prefecture_Kanto.html
Cafe
Miami Villa
Official Website: http://miami-garden.jp/
I'd
been shopping with my young son in Character Street and we were looking for
somewhere to sit and snack. Fortunately we found this place which certainly had
nice decor and a few local customers. We were tired so didn't really pay
attention to the prices but it was still not overly expensive. I ordered the
mushroom risotto and my son wanted the tiramisu. I also ordered an ice lemon
and chilled orange juice. Actually, the food was really delicious. The tiramisu
was also excellent, so much so that my son ordered a second one. The chilled
juice was good too. Read more: https://www.tripadvisor.com.sg/Restaurant_Review-g14129528-d8803974-Reviews-Cafe_Miami_Villa_Tokyo_Grand_Roof_Front-Marunouchi_Chiyoda_Tokyo_Tokyo_Prefectu.html
SQUARE
Cafe 東日本橋 本店
Official Website: http://www.squarecafe-tokyopizza.com/honten-menu.html
Cafe
where you can eat delicious pizza, Square Cafe @ Higashi Nihonbashi. It's been
a long time since the Hamacho store is always only in the East Japan Bridge,
and the shops in Motei Mabuchicho! There is a pizza bowl at this store where
you can get authentic pizza. The smell of pizza when you enter the shop. The
smell of the shop with the kind of pizza that is baked from time to time. Read more: https://retty.me/area/PRE13/ARE15/SUB1503/100000063230/reports/
Cafe
Crepe – Roppongi Hills
Official Website: http://www.cafe-crepe.co.jp/
Official Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cafecrepe.roppongihills
The Oldest Crepe Shop in HARAJUKU since 1977. The
first spciality crepe shop in Harajuku.
We
are careful about who cares about using eggs and milk as it is ahajujuku-style
crepe with whipped cream, ice-cream, and fresh fruits in a freshly made crepe,
it is fast becoming a In Our Raw Water Ingredients. We Also Only Start Cooking
After Receiving An Order. The Skills Used To Cook Our 40Cm Crepe Are Amazing! Often
Featured In TV Shows, We Also Get Frequent Celebrity Visits. Read more: https://www.yelp.com/biz
Mister
Donut
Official Website: https://favy-jp.com/topics/430
Official Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Japan.NO1.MisterDonut/
Originally,
they served the same doughnuts which were sold in the states, but after
purchasing trademark, they started to create original doughnuts for Japanese
consumers. The most famous one and No.1 selling donut is PON DE RING. It is
extra chewy and fluffy. It comes in glazed, brown sugar, chocolate frosting,
chocolate frosting with chocolate doe. Read
more: http://tokyofood.blog128.fc2.com/blog-entry-108.html
The
Roastery by Nozy Coffee Café
Official Website: https://www.tysons.jp/roastery/
Official Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Roastery/205104586336842
Good
coffee, some nice outdoor seating, free wifi and a bustling vibe. Obviously run
by massive hipsters because by default they serve their Espresso in a champagne
flute – ask them for a normal espresso cup when you order. If you’re looking
for a place to plug in your laptop and check your email, there are counters
with power outlets provided. Located on Harajuku’s quirky Cat Street. Read more: https://tokyocheapo.com/restaurant/roastery-nozy-coffee/
Doutor
Japanese Coffee
Official Website: https://www.doutor.co.jp/
Official Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Fun.Doutor.Fan/
Doutor
Coffee is one of the biggest cafe chain with over 1100 shops all over Japan. As
they serve great and reasonably-priced coffee and food in a relaxed atmosphere,
Doutor is frequented by all types of people, young and old. Japan has a lot of
coffee shops and cafes. Out of all of them, DOUTOR COFFEE is one of the most
famous and popular coffee shops. Some grab a cup of coffee before work, some
study or talk with friends at the cafe, and others have breakfast, lunch, or
desserts. They offer cheap, quick, and great coffee, food as well! Read more: https://favy-jp.com/topics/487
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