Streamer Coffee Company Shibuya — Restaurant in Tokyo

This coffee shop is comfortable and shouldn’t go overlooked. A few blocks away from the stores and busy energy of Shibuya, it has a nice atmosphere of a casual coffee shop with some unique touches. On first impressions it has some features of a coffee shop in San Diego or Melbourne but with the high quality to detail and presentation that reminds you that you’re still in Japan. I’ve never seen a skateboard theme of decor anywhere presented in such a refined way. The music is a well curated mix of eclectic styles but not overbearing if you want to focus on chatting with friends or getting work done. The staff is very welcoming and can converse in English. The menu features several blends of coffee for those looking for more variety than you will find elsewhere. I enjoyed both their matcha and drip coffee that I’d...

Let me get straight to the point.

Good points:

1- Great coffee and variety of drinks, the espresso is well-made. I had the Caramel mudslide latte, while my friend has an americano. You can choose a single or double shots for any of the drinks.

2- The desserts are fresh and delicious. I had the Red velvet.

3- The vibes are good to catch up with your friends while enjoying coffee in a relatively quiet part of Shibuya.

Points of concern:

1- Each person should buy a drink, if they will dine-in, so desserts doesn't count (But it may justifiable because the place is small)

2-It can be really crowded sometimes and a but difficult to sit in large groups (3 people is optimal)

3- Prices are slightly on the higher end, but worth it.

4- The music inside the cafe...

Exceptional cafe. They have an extensive selection of single origin coffee and milk based drinks. It’s priced a bit higher than other cafe’s in the area but you get your money’s worth. The chocolate coffee roll was impressive with its gooey inside and pull apart texture without being overly sweet. They have an English menu with very friendly staff. They accept cash and credit card options. I came in on a Monday morning and was plenty of available seating but read a lot of reviews on how packed it can be on weekends. They had a Japanese American football game on the projector and classic rock and roll playing. It seems like a regular place to come for speciality coffee lovers and locals. Highly recommend...