Live Coffee — Restaurant in Tokyo

Spending my morning in Ginza/Tsukiji area and needed a coffee. Sadly, thought we might have to settle for a Starbucks/Doutor/Cafe de Crie when we stumbled upon this gem of a coffee roastery. To begin, the tiny little shop consisting of five tables, smells incredible. Second, there was a stream of locals grabbing coffees to go, always a good sign. Third, the four women working behind the counter were super helpful, kind, and friendly—when we arrived, all of the tables were filled so one of the women opened up some counter space for us and once a table opened, she ushered us to it almost immediately. Fourth, the coffee was inexpensive—¥300 for an iced coffee. And fifth, it was delicious. Well done...

I accidentally stumbled on this quaint cafe while looking for another 7-Eleven around my hotel one day before my flight. So, I thought I would give this cafe a try the next morning. I ordered a Iced Brown Sugar Latte Large Size, to go (JPY 470 ). And you could say I was blown away with the taste! The coffee was thick and creamy, it is a bit too sweet for my liking but then the sweetness level was consistent until the last drop without being diluted by the ice. The best part was it was a generous serving for a Large Size. For sure, can’t wait to visit this cafe again when I am in Tokyo next round. Highly...

This is a great coffee roastery shop for those who enjoy and appreciate high quality coffee. There are about a dozen different varieties of freshly-roasted beans for customers to choose from. There is also a small selection of desserts as well as a selection of freshly-brewed coffee drinks.

For every bag of coffee beans purchased, customers receive 300 yen credit towards a cup of coffee. Prices are very reasonable and there are a number of drink selection starting at 300 yen.

For those who are after great tasting coffee, this is the...