Starbucks Coffee - Kudanshita — Restaurant in Tokyo

Unfriendly and ill-mannered staffs. Seems like they judged people based on looks. I live around there and went down in sweater & jeans to buy around 5 Sakura mugs but then was told to not touch a mug when I just wanted to check if they're heavy, have a strong cap.. etc. Then, while I was looking around, another lady who dressed up in a nice coat came up and grabbed the mugs right in front of me, flipped them side by side, and got no warning from the staff. Totally disappointed in Starbucks here. I supposed the staffs here aren't educated about the brand essences and services...

これまで見た中で、（特に2階の客席フロアが）狭苦しい印象を与えるスターバックスです。給仕されるドリンクや料理の質、及びスタッフの接客対応の質は他のスターバックスと遜色なく、（特に夜間は）あまりお喋りに興じる人は多くなく比較的静かなのですが、開放感がなくあまりゆったり出来ない、という印象です。雰囲気を出すために各所に塗装や絵画を飾る等の装飾が施されていますが、ビルの関係上、内装の古さがそこかしこに感じられるのが否めません。 2階の客席フロアへの昇降は階段の他エレベーターがあります（但しエレベーターはやや見つけづらいです）。1階にも数は少ないですが客席があるものの、入口に段差があるため、車椅子等の障碍を持つ方は利用しづらいと感じるでしょう。

This is one of the more cramped Starbucks I have seen (especially on the second floor seating area). The quality of the drinks and dishes served and the customer service of the staff are on par with other Starbucks, and the place is relatively quiet (especially at night) with not many people chatting, but there is no sense of openness and it's not very relaxing. The interior is decorated with paintings and other decorations to create an atmosphere, but due to the nature of the building, one can't deny the feeling of antiquity here and there. There are stairs and an elevator to the second floor seating area (though the elevator is somewhat difficult to find), and although there are a few seats on the first floor, the entrance is stepped, making it difficult for wheelchair users and other physically challenged...

Great spot to chill out after a long day walk. Japan Starbucks are surprisingly kids friendly with kids drink menu.

The staff are super accommodating too to cater to my convultated order to have...