Tasse Coffee Roastery — Restaurant in Tokyo

Tasse Coffee Roastery – Small but Seriously Special

Tasse Coffee Roastery is a hidden gem that combines style, charm, and world-class coffee in a beautifully compact space. This stylish and cute little café may only have six tables, but it never feels cramped—on the contrary, the smart design gives it a surprisingly spacious and relaxed vibe.

Step inside and you’ll be greeted by a stunning interior, with carefully curated decor that feels both modern and cozy. It’s clear a lot of thought went into every detail. The coffee itself is extraordinary—rich, smooth, and expertly brewed. Whether you’re a latte fan or a pour-over purist, you’ll be impressed.

The owner speaks fluent English and is incredibly friendly and welcoming, making the experience even better, especially for international visitors or expats. It’s a great place to unwind, read, or catch up with a friend in a peaceful setting.

If you’re looking for a quality cup in a chic, intimate setting, Tasse is absolutely worth seeking out. Just be aware—with only six tables, it can fill up quickly. But if you snag a seat, you’re in...

Their Kenya dark roasted black coffee got me a bold, full-bodied experience with rich, deep flavors. There’s a nice balance of acidity and bitterness, with subtle fruity undertones characteristic of Kenyan beans. It enhanced the robust flavors, making it a great choice for someone like me those who enjoys strong black coffee. For a dessert, I tried their pound cake. It’s a delightful pairing—soft, buttery, and just sweet enough...

Small quiet coffee shop located near the station. I had high expectations for the coffee here due to its high score on Google reviews, but I was quite let down with both my latte and pound cake.

The latte lacked coffee flavour and the pound cake was very crumbly.

I also agree with another reviewer who mentioned that the logo of request to rate them 5 stars on Google on each table was off-putting and affected the...