Starbucks Coffee - Marunouchi Shin-Tokyo Building — Restaurant in Tokyo

Mind how many seats are available before making an order. It could be that you won't find a seat after making an order.

Starbucks should stop taking orders if the person who makes it won’t be able to find a seat. Or does Starbucks suppose that anyone who was left without a seat should just sit on the floor?

Seat placement is quite dense (20-30 cm between tiny tables) even during COVID times, so they don't seem to care about customers’ safety. Overall placing people so closely doesn't seem acceptable by any standards of good cafeterias which are supposed to be nice places where customers could enjoy a bit of privacy during conversations.

Conclusion: perhaps good enough...

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