DUN AROMA — Restaurant in Tokyo

📣Tip. If you're looking for a snack their toast and affagatos are amazing. If it's hot and you want coffee, try the shakerado! It's very refreshing.

DUN AROMA. I have never come across such a unique place to get coffee. I has a really charming old vibe to it. It seems like a bar inside but its not. Instead you will find the most polite baristas ever who are extremely passionate about making you one of the best cups of coffee. Their menu is in Japanse but it can be easily translated. They speak a little english but its pretty straight forward.

Watching them prep your drip coffee is really part of the experience. The other part is to see them select the unique cup and saucer that matches your order and maybe your personality. Sometimes they are roasting beans in the back, some people love it for the amazing smell (I do) and others might find it a little loud...

Best coffee shops I’ve been to in Tokyo so far - it’s a nice classy space with very dim light - got you wonder whether you enter a cocktail bar or a coffee shop. I had a coffee from Tanzania - I could never imagine simple black coffee to offer such rich taste. Literally all your senses are engaged in this experience. A coffee cup is picked by the barista off the shelf so no one gets the same cup! I certainly see myself coming back to the place and next time I want to try their...

The coffee is served thoughtfully and with real dedication by a young team that demonstrates a comprehensive understanding of the historical traditions of Japanese coffee culture. This shows that sometimes, to truly appreciate a cup of coffee, even the finest selections served in sleek, minimalist environments aren't sufficient. In the end, the secret ingredient is always the love and passion poured...