Streamer Coffee Company Shintora — Restaurant in Tokyo

Streamer Coffee Company Shintora is a delightful find if you’re in search of a cozy spot to unwind in the heart of the city. I stopped by on a weekday afternoon, and to my pleasant surprise, it wasn’t too crowded—just the right vibe for a peaceful break or a bit of focused work.

One of the first things I noticed was how spacious it felt. Not too many seatings are there but with well-thought-out design, you never feel cramped here. Plus, there are outlets available at some tables—a total win for digital nomads or anyone looking to recharge (laptops and minds alike!).

The staff at Streamer are genuinely friendly, always greeting with a warm smile and making you feel at home from the get-go. It’s these little touches of hospitality that turn a simple coffee break into a lovely experience.

Now let’s talk coffee—Their brews are just what you’d expect from a place that takes coffee seriously: robust, flavorful, and expertly prepared. And the pastries are something hard to skip as well. They’ve got donuts and treats that are as tasty as they look, adding a sweet note to the whole experience.

If you’re looking for a relaxed atmosphere with great coffee and even better vibes, Streamer Coffee Company Shintora should be on your list. Highly recommended for an afternoon pick-me-up or a quiet...

Came here really early for a savoury breakfast! Very glad they had hot sandwiches which was one of the best I’ve had in Tokyo! The barista was really friendly and his service is on point! We both had sandwiches (tuna and ham).

The atmosphere was great with ample space around the seating areas hence you won’t feel crowded despite the morning crowd streaming in after. Location is along a quiet road which isn’t a...

When I visit a new address in Tokyo, I always check for nearby coffee shops. This one was my choice not only because of its high rating but also because it opens at 8 a.m.

The result? Just perfect. Revolvee Latte is their version of a flat white, and I love that they have their own unique name for it. So ask as...