CAMERA — Restaurant in Tokyo

Dropped in for a snack based on an internet recommendation, and I wasn’t disappointed. Their scones live up to the positive reviews others gave it (I had mine as an ice cream sandwich served with vanilla ice cream), and their iced latte is not bad too. Their grilled cheese sandwich had a good crunch on the edges and a decent cheese-pull. Their crisps (or potato chips, as Americans know them) were real tasty as well; they looked in-house-made.

The staff gave us sample ginger cookies to try, and those were pretty decent as well, with a slight lean towards the sweet side.

The store also sells handmade leather goods, as they are known for. The collection is small due to the space being small, but nothing unlike many small shops in Japan!

Seating in the cafe area is limited to about 12 pax max on normal height tables, benches, chairs and stools, and 3 counter seats. Space is tight, so not recommended to bring in buggies/strollers. Would be difficult to fit in a wheelchair.

No special children’s seats, so any kids visiting need to be able to sit on...

Leather store and cafe. Coffee ,smoothie, snacks and light lunch items. Good atmosphere and interesting leather items. Menu is in English and has lots of pictures. Daily Specials were only in Japanese, but had a sample item display at the counter.

Grab your seat first and then order at the counter. Be sure to check

Check out the mystery ball vending machine. 500 yen and you get a random handmade...

Carrot cake is too soft for my liking, but the flavor is good. The icing is delicious too. Another item I tried was a roasted green tea scone with orange and white chocolate.i could not taste any houjicha but the overall tarte was good. The staff is amazing...