CAFÉ Mori no Terrace — Restaurant in Tokyo

The soba noodles I had were delicious and simple, and I paid a little extra to have two large breaded prawns.

The service was light hearted and helpful for my broken Japanese.

The price for my meal was about ¥1000-1,300. The portions here are just right for “I’m just feeling peckish”. However in USD my meal was $6-8 so if you’re really hungry adding another side ain’t half bad.

There is a meal register and just across the room is a cafe register which has very DELICIOUS LOOKING EVERYTHING. Will be going back to try out their baked goods!

In terms of atmosphere there seemed to be a lot of locals; elders and the occasional family with kids.

The Emperor Meiji’s shrine was enlightening. I learned a lot about how Japan has grown to what it is today based on the plaques...

Even though it’s in a super busy tourist spot, the staff here work really hard and everything runs smoothly! The pastries were so good, and the sandwiches were pretty solid too. They recommend the hojicha latte, but honestly, I’d go for the matcha latte instead. It comes with whipped cream, which is great if you’ve got a sweet tooth, but if not, I’d skip the whip to keep it a little lighter. The gelato’s great too! I personally loved the hojicha flavor!

Prices are totally reasonable for a place in such a touristy area. The cafe itself is clean, cool, and comfy, a big win when you’re out sightseeing all day. Some of the low reviews seem like people were just expecting way too much for a tourist spot. For what it is, I think the service and quality are...

I visit the terrace quite often and always look forward to revisiting the cafe.

The staff is always nice and though not all of them speak English, it's easy to order regardless, especially if you know a little bit of Japanese.

I noticed some reviewers mention that the staff is rude, which is not my experience. I believe most of the bad reviews are from people who treat the staff poorly and for some reason expect good customer service in return, or from customers who don't speak...