カフェ filament — Restaurant in Tokyo

Well, I would apologize after their reply, but Google Maps doesn't allow for that... I am sorry that my reply made them sound defensive, and I am glad they are confident, but... I still feel I could have consumed more than I paid, so at least my brief visit would have been less profitable for them if I had eaten and drunk a bit more... I also feel like I should modify my review, try to "soften" it, but again, that isn't how Google Maps works and that would just make things more confusing, so the original review follows:

About 35 seats in a modern semi-finished atmosphere with mild music. Current song identified as 'hip' music from 1960. Most of the tables seem kind of rustic while many of the chairs seem industrial. I found the place by searching for coffee, as in coffee shop, and the name references cafe, but it isn't really either of those. More of a rental work space with Wi-Fi and charging, but I'm not sure how the model can be viable at the price around 300 yen/half-hour. Plus major discounts for longer times? Snacks and drinks are self-service, and that piece of dried mango I ate was already pushing the edge, and now I'm already thinking about a second cup of coffee, too. I'm going to call it a high four stars on the value but I'm wondering if it's sustainable.

Worth noting that the coffee machine is a bit complicated to operate. The coffee is in individual doses and you need to pick and put one in the machine to start...

It’s not the staff’s fault, but someone had made a bit of a mess on the restroom floor, which was unpleasant. Since there’s only one unisex restroom, I’d really appreciate it if there were a sign asking men to sit down when using it, as they do in other coworking spaces in Kasai. I understand that conversation is allowed here, but there was a woman talking quite loudly on video calls all day, and the sound of her typing was pretty distracting. Because of that, it’s hard to use this space comfortably without earphones. All of the staff are very...

it's a self service cafe, where you pay for the time. unlimited coffee, juice and snacks come included in the price. the place has such a peaceful vibe - you can spend time working (they have charging outlets and stationery that you can borrow), or put your earphones on and spend some quality peace and quiet time...