Eagle Yotsuya — Restaurant in Tokyo

Stepping into Eagle felt like walking into being part of jazz music. Everything else was additional. But let me review them as always. Their coffee was a dark, smooth blend, striking a perfect balance between boldness and soft acidity. It’s brewed to perfection, offering a deep and rich flavor in the way that I loved. For a dessert, I went for their chocolate gateau. It was is decadent without being overly rich. The texture was dense but melted in my mouth, with just the right amount of bittersweet chocolate to satisfy me. For a meal, I chose their Carbonara. The sauce was creamy yet light, with a rich flavor that’s balanced by the savory notes of pancetta. The pasta was cooked al dente, adding a nice bite to each mouthful. It’s a satisfying dish that managed to feel indulgent without...

A well-appointed café filled with vibrant sound. This café is run and operated by an elder man who manages the kitchen operations while also controlling the playlist on live vinyl, never missing a beat in either. The space is intimate yet inviting, lined with wooden walls and chairs from the mid-century. The sound system is rich and immersive, making every note feel alive.

Patrons quietly sip coffee or whiskey, letting the music take center stage. The atmosphere is reverent—this is a place for true jazz lovers. Whether you’re a longtime aficionado or a curious listener, Eagle offers a rare kind of listening experience: warm, precise, and deeply personal.

Don’t talk, don’t speak. Embrace the sound and vibe of an old-school jazz kissa...

Amazing jazz café. They play finely selected jazz tunes on a vinyl player. Huge speakers fill the room with great music. Personally I think the volume is a bit too loud, so it’s advisable to sit away from the speakers. During daytime you’re not allowed to talk or make noise to enjoy the music, which gives the place a special charm. I had their iced coffee for ¥690. Nice coffee. Atmosphere is intimate, good to chill, read, write or just enjoy the music. Staff is friendly. They have free Wi-Fi. You have some magazines to read and can order some coffee + food set (they have quiche, cake…). Some people said it’s hard to find, but to be honest I just followed Google Maps indications and...