Asobi Cafe — Restaurant in Tokyo

This is a very nice board game cafe near Jinbocho station. Unlike many such cafes it occupies the ground and second floor and has large windows offering natural light. In addition the overall design the atmosphere is bright, clean, and positive (if a little cluttered). Using the online booking site was not difficult (any browser can translate it if necessary and a confirmation email will be sent - but check your spam folder). Once at the cafe you'll find tables on both floors, walls with hundreds of games you can play, and a food and drink menu. The payment system is explained online but note that all payment options are cashless - cash is not accepted (major credit cards and other payment services are.) You are expected to purchase a single drink iirc, but the drink menu is varied, and includes alcoholic options. The food menu looked appetizing (but we didn't eat there.) Staff kindly explained the system to us and also offered trays and other items to make it easier to play our game (it is fine to bring your own.) I stayed three hours and time flew by. I quickly perused their shelves, and they had a very good variety of offer, with something to suit almost any boardgamer's taste - but note that everything I saw was in Japanese (of course) and I'm not sure if they had games in other languages. Check out the photos and you will find many genres. This includes classics (Catan, Azul), newer best sellers (Dune Imperium, Terraforming Mars, Harmonies, Arnak) and many more! I would very happily...

Loved this place unlike many other board game cafes it wasn’t hidden away in the upper floor of an office building. Looked like a cute coffee shop from outside. A number of games to choose from and staff even provided recommendations for us that we could learn without knowing English. Staff did nice job communicating with us and we felt welcome. Even learned a game from a customer looking to practice English with us. 3 hours was 2500 yen per person that included a free drink. The drink was basic but could upgrade for a small fee. Not cheap but ended up being a...

Really cool Café :) Definitely worth visiting. Staff speaks English and Japanese, the games are international as well. Food and drinks are very delicious, all in all 10/10 experience and a must visit with your friends in Tokyo - especially for internationals! Reservations should be done...