King Arthur blend was smooth, clean finish. No bitterness. Coffee was good.

This restaurant offers a lovely atmosphere with spacious terrace seating, perfect for enjoying a meal while surrounded by nature. The food is made with local ingredients, and the pizza is particularly delicious!

The price tag is a bit steep, but you&#39;re paying for the whole vibe. The whole place just feels... different. It&#39;s a fun little adventure, even if just the once.

The ingredients here are top-notch. You can really taste the difference in the fish. The staff clearly cares, telling us about the sourcing. The Shigeru Ban space is a nice, airy bonus.

Nice spot for breakfast. The setting is lovely, and the food was pretty good. My eggs were cooked just right. It&#39;s a bit on the pricier side for what you get, but overall a fine experience.

Came here with friends on a Friday evening. The outdoor patio was perfect for our group, really spacious and relaxed. We shared a few small plates and just hung out for hours. It&rsquo;s a nice spot to catch up.

The staff were so nice to my dog, they even brought him a water bowl. It&#39;s a really chill spot to eat with your pet. The outdoor seating area is spacious and shaded, which was perfect for us.

Tried the grilled salmon bowl today. The fish was cooked just right, and the veggies were fresh. It felt like a proper, wholesome meal. Portion was good for the price. Just what I needed.

Been coming here for years, and that pistachio sakura drink is the reason. Always get it. Yeah, it&#39;s a little on the small side for what you pay, but the flavor is just right every single time. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

The rum raisin ice cream was my favorite! Really liked the rum flavor in it. They also have some creative ones like yuzu and NY cheesecake to try next time.

Stopped in for a snack during my Asakusa wander. The cheesy toast with maple syrup was a nice surprise! Really hits the spot if you&#39;re into cheese. The QR code ordering at the entrance was easy to figure out.

The fruit shortcake with Hokkaido cream was the highlight for me. The cream was incredibly light and fresh, not overly sweet. You could really taste the quality of the ingredients. The strawberries were perfectly ripe. A lovely, simple treat.

A bit pricey, but the food is solid. The real vibe is the gorgeous Royal Copenhagen plates they use. Made our girls&#39; night feel a little extra fancy ✨

Strawberry mochi with shiro-an was a perfect quick bite. The strawberry inside was super sweet, and the mochi was light and chewy. Just what I needed for a fast afternoon pick-me-up. The place is tiny inside, but it&#39;s cozy enough.

Super convenient spot right outside Toyosu Station. Didn&#39;t even need an umbrella on a rainy day. The grilled mackerel set was solid, fish had a nice char. Just a bit crowded at lunch.

Nice to see plenty of vegetarian options on the menu. The coffee was really good, and it came in a double-walled cup so it stayed warm the whole time.

The custard cream filling was a nice change from the usual red bean. Good texture, but the portion felt a bit small for the price.

The mizu yōkan was a nice, refreshing treat. The red bean flavor is smooth. The traditional building is lovely.

The aiyu jelly was just right - a light, refreshing sweetness. Paired perfectly with a crisp white wine on the patio. The lemon syrup really came through without being cloying. A simple, satisfying end to the meal.

Tried their signature Gurapan. It&#39;s a hollowed bread bowl filled with beef tendon stew and cheese. The concept is unique, and the stew was rich. Good portion for the price.

First time trying their strawberry cream anmitsu. The sweetness of the red bean paste was spot on, not too heavy. Loved how it went with the soft serve and the fresh berries. A nice find for the season!

The Kyoto brunch set is simple and reliable. Good bread, eggs, and coffee every time.

The cheesecake here is exactly what I was looking for in Tokyo. Creamy, authentic NY-style, and not overly sweet. The slice did feel a bit small for the price, but the quality is so good it&#39;s hard to complain. I&#39;ll be back for that apple pie I keep hearing about.

The terrace is so lovely for coffee. I like that they allow dogs. It feels special to be connected to the bookstore, a quiet little escape.

The vibe here is really something else. Felt like stepping into a quiet, old-world library, totally away from the Shibuya crowds. Spent a good while just soaking it in.

The Harry Potter cafe next to the official shop has some cute merch. Prices for the drinks were a bit higher than I expected though.

The air conditioning was a lifesaver today. I got their premium matcha ice cream and just sat at the counter for a while, watching the street. A nice, cool spot to pause.

The chocolates are pricey, but you can taste the quality in every bite.

Service was really nice and friendly even when it was super busy. The staff made sure we were comfortable without feeling rushed. A very pleasant experience.

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