Tea room Renoir Shibuya south exit shop — Restaurant in Tokyo

This is a chain cafe that's set in that old 60s style which is also reflected in the spartan menu.

The decor is basically what I'd imagine it would've been like with a faint whiff of tobacco. The bathroom is also quite small but does the job. There's big windows so it's not like it's dimly lit.

However, since it's on the quieter side of the station, it is usually very quiet and there's a lot of single and double seats. I saw a few people on their laptops too.

I ordered a basic pizza toast + coffee which I got very quickly. I was sitting in a corner which I thought would get me ignored but someone remembered to check every couple of minutes.

I'd recommend coming here if you need a quiet place to sit down since you're highly likely...

Very nice staff, seated me as soon as they could even though it was very busy and they had to turn away groups of people. VERY FORMAL everyone seemed to be there for a business meeting I felt kinda out of place in a tshirt and converse. They offer a discount if you order food with a drink , I ordered black tea and their specialty gourmet sandwich which was delicious! I nodded and pretended my way through their questions and whipped out my very limited Japanese while ordering and they were very understanding, even using a bit of english themselves. 5/5! (If you don’t mind smoking/secondhand smoke) Also I think they only take cash or unionpay credit cards (they wouldn’t take my...

The food is wayyy to expensive for being so-so and small portions. The staff were hard to get a hold of, not very friendly, and just gave weird vibes… the chairs and tables are tiny, the carpet is covered in stains and the whole place smells smokey and moldy… definitely would not recommend unless you really want a dead place to go bc for a great location, there was almost no...