ONO COFFEE — Restaurant in Tokyo

I wanted Japanese pancakes the whole time I've been here this week and finally got to get one. The staff were friendly from the moment I walked in. An older lady gave me a menu and went I was ready to order a younger lady rang me up. I got the Ono Coffee staple coffee blend and one pancake for 1190 yen. The younger lady gave me a glass of water and sealed napkin and then a few minutes later brought my coffee with milk and sugar on the side. After about 5 minutes or so my pancake was ready with a side of butter, whipped cream and syrup. The pancake was cakey compared to a normal American pancake but not overly sweet on its own. I'm not a coffee connoisseur but I enjoyed the cup and it was nice to have something warm to drink given the cooler, misty weather outside. The environment was quiet when I went around 11:40 with only a few other guests inside. Overall I enjoyed the experience and it was a nice break from walking around the city. Arigatō...

This is a small and very local coffee shop, it seems like it’s been family owned for a while, which I found very cute. It’s not fancy or full of hipsters, but they’re friendly, their coffee is good and they have a menu in English. The pancake was not what I expected, I found it a bit dry, but it was okay. I enjoyed the experience of not being surrounded by tourists, since it’s in a residential area, very close to...

If you want tasty food in a quiet atmosphere, this is the place. This spot is not touristy, but an English menu is available if needed. We were greeted by kind staff upon entering. You order your food before being seated. We ordered fluffy pancakes and drinks (1 drink per person required) and absolutely loved it. Will be recommending this spot to others...