Streamer Coffee Company Harajuku — Restaurant in Tokyo

Location: This cafe is located in near the streets so it's quite easy to find as the there were large words on the building, indicating that it was Streamer Coffee. The shop has two parts; the lower ground area is where you order and the stairs lead you to seating area. When I came into the order, it was a very small, intimate area. Luckily, I came in the morning when there was no one.

Taste: I ordered an iced California Latte, which was priced at ¥730 (very expensive in my opinion). It took no longer than 4 mins to receive my order. My first impression was that my order size was small for the price. There was no upgrade to larger size for this drink. The drink overall did was very good. It was the perfect amount of salt caramel, neither too sweet nor salty. Although I couldn't taste the flavor of the almond milk, it was very creamy and I enjoyed it.

Overall: Although I enjoyed the drink, I do not think it's worth ordering the iced California Latte. The overall price of the place was more expensive than other cafe shops I've been to. I'll come again to try other their regular lattes, but otherwise, it's not worth being a regular here, simply because...

Beautiful latte art! ☕️

Interesting little spot, what seems to be two shopping containers turned on there side. This is a very popular coffee shop on the edge of Harajuku, famous for its latte art!

Coffee wasn’t too shabby, not bitter well roasted. With some seats up stairs it’s possible if it isn’t too busy to sit up there or even doing a bit of study! Was very relaxed (mind it was a Wednesday morning time) though most times I’ve walked past it seems very busy.

The building itself (as interesting as it was) was very cold, sitting inside with hat, scarf and gloves still on even with the heater pumping. The toilet obviously wasn’t thought out as you basically have to step over it to get into it. Of course I know this is common for Tokyo/japan as there is very little space but for anyone with a disability it’s going to be impossible. Also didn’t get an option to take a normal mug/cup had to use a single use paper cup, I didn’t take the plastic lid but kind of annoying not to get the option of a mug.

If you’re a latte lover and want to get a beautiful cup this is a place for...

The best coffee I had in my two week trip to Tokyo. The barista told me that kyary pamyu pamyu often drops by because her record label was in the building behind the coffee shop (great tip! Went over to check it out afterwards) the workers were friendly and understanding of my limited Japanese, we had a lovely conversation in very basic japanese. The vibe of the place was very warm and welcoming, the seats were very comfortable and I felt like I could spend hours there. At this location, I had the caramel mudslide, which might be one of the best caramel coffees I've ever had. It wasn't too sweet and you could still taste the coffee without it being too bitter. I also had the California latte at the other location in Shibuya which was also very good. Already missing this...