A piece of cake — Restaurant in Tokyo

I went to this cafe and ordered a cafe latte and the staff told me to wait outside, but mind you there was no one inside the space and there was more than 20 open seats. So I decided to sit down at a table and wait. But the staff told me this is not a waiting area and tried to kick me out while I was waiting for my coffee. The staff is an old Japanese man who has a bit of a attitude when you decide to stay inside. By the time I got my coffee it looked like a case for chicken nuggets or fries it had to have been one of the dumbest designs for a coffee cup I’ve seen. Unless you want to have an attitude from an old Japanese man to tell you get out of my store after you buy something I suggest not coming here and the coffee is way...

Everything they have is homemade and it's definitely recommended! I had apple pie with coffee and mint tea: apple pie was literally one of the best pies that I have ever had. Mint tea itself had amazing natural scent that filled the entire café and made the atmosphere so fresh. I appreciate the service as well: the owner couple offers everything handmade and keeps the quality awesome. Highly recommend to enjoy short peaceful moment in the dynamic area...

Very hidden cafe. Passed by nearby streets often, had no idea there was a cafe. The cafe is cute, there are sets both inside and outside. I got a cake set. The carrot cake and coffee were very good, but also very expensive, almost 2,000 for this set. The cake wasn't spicy but was filled with carrots, nuts, and dried fruits. It was so moist, I even thought it might be a raw cake. I really enjoyed the cake but I still think it...