Sarutahiko Coffee Ikebukuro — Restaurant in Tokyo

Very aesthetic cafe thats about a 10-minute walk or so from Ikebukuro Station.

Apparently they’re a chain, but this is the first one I’ve been to.

Order first, pay, then sit down. Or I guess you can claim a seat then order if you’re planning to stay for a while.

They have pastries and their signature coffees. I got the hand drip iced coffee (Valentine blend) and it was good! I also tried their cinnamon bun - great! These two were about ¥1,000.

There are tables and chairs for working or chatting or studying. The style is modern/industrial and some of the tables are small so, it’s not super comfortable.

I wouldn’t stay too long, anyway - it started picking up around 2pm on a weekday. Good for staying an hour or two.

The floor to ceiling glass windows look fantastic and allow lots of beautiful light, but that means it gets pretty cold inside the cafe.

Wi-Fi was quick and easy to connect to. Quiet. You can buy their beans and other...

I’ve been thoroughly enjoying this place! The atmosphere is warm and inviting, and the staff are exceptionally kind and welcoming.

It’s the perfect spot to relax with a book and a cup of coffee or to focus on getting work done. The WiFi is reliable with decent speed, making it a convenient choice for remote work or casual browsing.

Highly recommended for anyone looking for a cozy and productive environment!

Note: near the place you can also get an impressive view of the city skyline and Mt. Fuji. I recommend going on a clear day around...

Café is thoughtfully designed and modern looking with plentiful seating. Offerings, besides their own coffee and teas, also include bakery products that are made in house. Tried the croissant and the lamination was top notch; definitely well made. Also, one of the main reasons I stopped by is because it offers milk alternatives, specifically soy and oat. Service was great as well. Workers were kind and spoke sufficient English to...