I went to the Starbucks in Kasai Rinkai Park to try their new Frappuccino after riding the Ferris wheel and visiting the aquarium. The store is located on the first floor, right by the park and Kasai Rinkai Park Station, making it easily accessible. The spacious interior with high ceilings provides a sense of openness. While the park had many families, the Starbucks seemed to attract more people who had just finished work or couples. The staff seemed very busy as they also had a drive-thru service. The Sweet Potato Butter Frappuccino I ordered was very sweet, with crunchy sweet potato inside, reminiscent of a certain dessert from Disneyland. As a sweet tooth, I thoroughly enjoyed it (although I did feel a bit guilty). It was gone in no time!

I visited in the morning on a day off. I had the limited-time watermelon frappuccino. The store is spacious and has an open feel. The seating arrangement is wide, making it easy to have conversations. There were also people studying. There is a park nearby, so taking it to go is also a good option.

GABURI Peach Frappuccino at Kasai Rinkai Park Station store is great! You can use the drive-thru or park and eat inside. It's right by the station so you don't need an umbrella even if it's raining. I usually order coffee at Starbucks, but when they have seasonal Frappuccinos, I always try them. The peach flavor is delicious!

I visited Kasai Rinkai Park for the first time in a while. It was hot, so I first cooled off by watching the fish at the aquarium. After having lunch at the seaside restaurant, I ordered a "Mango Passion Tea Frappuccino" to cool down. It's a frappuccino with a lot of mango flavor. The only downside is that it's hard to drink with a paper straw. My friend had the Yuzu Citrus Iced Tea, which was refreshing and delicious. The Starbucks under the elevated tracks at Kasai Rinkai Park Station is very spacious with high ceilings, creating an open atmosphere. I would love to visit again when I come to Kasai Rinkai Park. Thank you for the meal.

It takes about an hour by bike from home to go fishing and clam digging at Kasai Rinkai Park. There is a Starbucks now! I ordered with my mobile ❤️ The Starbucks next door only opens at 11 am, so I might just buy something from the convenience store for lunch. Going all the way to Nishi-Nagisa (a place for fishing and clam digging) by bike, I didn't realize I could have just gone there without passing through here. It seems like the Starbucks has been there for a few years, but it's a really relaxing space. Today was hot, perfect weather for a Frappuccino. #FishingWeather #StarbucksGuys #LemonCakeFrappuccino #FrappuccinoStarbucks Coffee Kasai Rinkai Park Station Store 03-5878-0242 6-3-4 Rinkai-cho, Edogawa-ku, Tokyo Kasai Rinkai Park Station Elevated Building https://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1313/A131305/13255296/

I'm thirsty. (*´Д｀*) It's hot today, isn't it? I was in the Kasai area, so I drove west on Route 357, which runs parallel to the Wangan Line, and there is a drive-thru on the back side of Kasai Rinkai Park.ʕ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʔʕ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•《Food》I ordered this【Starbucks Strawberry Frappuccino 668 yen】(only available in tall size). (There was no other car in the parking lot or drive-thru)I usually have a "Starbucks Latte" at Starbucks, so I took a little adventure. Drinking while driving, it tastes like "quite intense strawberry jam". I can't stir it while driving! The sweetness is gone, and we're at the halfway point. Oh, it's getting delicious now (● ˃̶͈̀ロ˂̶͈́)੭ꠥ⁾⁾ It has a slightly sherbet-like crunchiness. But, the whipped cream at the top is still there. It's delicious, but I should have drunk it inside the store. Thank you for the meal. But Starbucks is delicious. I'll come back again.※I hope Starbucks will consider using a different straw because the Frappuccino straw loses to paper.ʕ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʔʕ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•Instagram→https://www.instagram.com/king_hideyuki/

On the second day of GW2, April 30th, it was a cloudy day with on-and-off rain. I went out to try the limited-time Melon Frappuccino at Kasai Rinkai Park. The park was bustling with visitors. The Melon Frappuccino (700 yen) was only available in tall size. It was all about melon from start to finish, with lots of big chunks of melon inside. It was a treat for melon lovers, although it was a bit difficult to drink the big fruit chunks with a paper straw. The Sugar Donut (260 yen) was also a good choice, a bit pricey but a perfect snack size with a light and easy-to-eat texture.

There are many people with high awareness here, so it's not really my type of place. The ice is not easily identifiable with a lid. The WiFi is stable and can be used with Docomo Wi-Fi, au Wi-Fi, and Starbucks Wi-Fi. Choosing food from the menu can easily make your bill go over 1,000 yen, as expected from Starbucks Coffee. However, the coffee is delicious. I was surprised to find that the food has also become tastier compared to before.

Kasai Rinkai Park Station Next to the store The interior of the store is always full, but there are various ways to enjoy it, such as taking a walk while laying out a leisure sheet, as the seaside park is right in front of you. On this day, I ordered Fondant Chocolat, cookies and chocolate pound cake, and Ham & Maribo cheese stone oven filone. The cost performance is not great, but I was able to refresh myself in an open and refreshing mood under the clear sky. Thank you for the meal.

This is my first visit. The location is good, the atmosphere of the shop and the level of busyness are also good. However, the coffee was terrible. It was a far cry from my usual cold brew, tasting like the stale, overly bitter coffee from a family restaurant from years ago. I mentioned it to the barista, who brought me a new one, but it was still slightly bitter and off. Since they couldn't make a decent cup of coffee even after remaking it, I decided to leave immediately. I wonder what went wrong here?

After shopping, I cycled south along the Arakawa Cycling Road to Kasai Rinkai Park. I had been curious about the Starbucks Kasai Rinkai Park store for a while. I parked my bicycle at the paid parking lot next to it (there is also a free parking lot inside the park, but it's not recommended for sports bicycles to prevent theft). I entered the store, but got a bit lost as I couldn't find the entrance. Once inside, I joined the line at the back and then waited in line for my coffee after placing my order. Today, all Frappuccinos were unavailable due to the whipped cream machine being broken. Since I was feeling cold from cycling in the winter, I ordered a Hojicha Classic Tea Latte using a 500 yen coupon I received as a gift from a friend. For a snack, I also ordered an American Waffle and a Chocolate Cream Donut. The Hojicha Latte was not too sweet and had a great aroma. The donut and waffle paired perfectly with the latte. They were even better than I had imagined! Thank you, Starbucks, for the delicious meal.

I strolled around half of Kasai Rinkai Park while enjoying the view of the east shore, and then stopped by Starbucks located next to Kasai Rinkai Park Station. I arrived at 8:40 for breakfast and a break, and found quite a few customers already there. I chose a tuna green sandwich and ordered a drip coffee in a mug (Tuna Green Sandwich 496 yen, Drip Coffee 290 yen). I paid at the counter and found a seat of my liking, although the window seats with a good view were already taken. The sandwich with plenty of tuna was tasty, but it was cold... I probably made the wrong choice as I was feeling a bit chilled from walking in the park. I enjoyed the aroma of the coffee and felt refreshed. Starbucks always provides high-quality service, so you can trust their offerings.

Sunday. It's raining. However, if you still want to have a park drinking session, it's wise to go to Kasai Rinkai Park, which has several large roofed rest areas. So, I went to a Starbucks located right in front of the park and packed two salad wraps as snacks for drinks. According to the product description on their website... Shrimp Avocado Salad Wrap: Shrimp and avocado salad mixed with grains and beans, dressed in aurora sauce (shrimp, egg salad, cauliflower, diced potatoes, onions, lotus roots). The wrap includes avocado salad, lettuce, purple cabbage, sour cream beans salad, wrapped in tortilla with paprika. The avocado salad contains avocado, broccoli, five beans, and grains. The sour cream beans salad includes egg salad, five beans, grains, onion salad, chickpeas, and sour cream filling. Root Vegetable Chicken Salad Wrap: Chicken, root vegetables, and sesame-flavored gobo and lotus root with carrot mixed in sesame mayonnaise, wrapped in tortilla with matcha paste. The wrap includes lettuce, carrots, purple cabbage, and cucumber. The gobo is cut finely to enhance the texture of the root vegetables. The matcha used in the tortilla is grown using Starbucks coffee grounds recycled as compost. Phew... it's a hassle to read all that, but in simple terms, it means "various ingredients wrapped in tortilla." Anyway, the variety of ingredients is amazing. When you actually bite into it, you'll taste a complex flavor, a natural or organic vibe, and a crunchy texture, bursting with a healthy feel. And it tastes delicious too. It's more like a side dish to accompany greasy fried chicken, enhancing its healthy aspect even more. Well, it's a salad after all. While pondering over this, I enjoyed my Jim Beam highball, gazing at the distant Tokyo Gate Bridge and wind turbines. See you again. Sorry for the long message.

I had some free time, so I decided to have a very late lunch at the Starbucks in the Seaside Park since I had a bus day pass. I ordered an iced latte, French toast, and sugar toast. I asked for the French toast to be warmed up and drizzled with caramel sauce. Lots of sugar, right? After this, I'll do some light exercise before heading back. I have a bus pass, but I think I'll walk home today.

I decided to do some nomad work in a nearby cafe to change up my mood while working from home. It was my first time having a hot coffee outside in a while, and it was delicious as always. They also have a variety of sweets, so I would like to try them next time. It's quite busy on weekends, but on weekday mornings, there are plenty of seats available and the atmosphere is cozy, so I would like to use this place for a change of pace regularly.

When it comes to Kasai Rinkai Park Station, I had only been there to use the Lotte golf practice range. However, when I visited the park this time, I found out that there is a Starbucks right next to the station. Surprisingly, the area around the station was bustling, and there were bus rotors, so it seemed like there were a lot of passengers getting on and off. The weather was nice that day, and there was a long line outside Starbucks, with the staff looking very busy. Unfortunately, there were only three seats with outlets, and they were all taken. Maybe that's why there were fewer people working remotely, and many people were getting takeout to bring to the park. Even though there were no outlets available, the spacious and high-ceilinged interior made it comfortable for dining in.

In the early morning in Nishi-Kasai, I had a salad bowl for breakfast before heading to Kasai Rinkai Park in January. It's not a very popular park, but I went in search of cherry blossoms and took some photos. After that, I went to this Starbucks, which is apparently the second one in Edogawa Ward. The cherry blossoms were a bit early, but still beautiful. The store wasn't crowded as it was a weekday morning. I ordered a Soy Latte (size small) and found a nice seat on a sofa. The Soy Latte was delicious. It had been a while since I visited Starbucks, but I still think it's a nice place to relax.

I searched online in February 2021 and found out that a Starbucks opened at Kasai Rinkai Park. I wanted to check it out, so I went running on my day off and arrived at the opening time, 7 am. I was the first customer. I ordered a morning coffee at Starbucks, my usual blend hot tall. Today's beans were Verona, a blend of Yukon 8 and Italian Roast 2. It had a strong flavor with almost no acidity. The new store and the location meant that a few customers started coming in around 7 am, but it was still cozy with not many people. The view from the parking lot was not great, but I enjoyed a luxurious 15 minutes of morning coffee time. It was a treat to have delicious coffee in the morning. I definitely want to go back.

On my day off, I went to the new Starbucks Coffee that opened at Kasai Rinkai Park Station for a drive-thru. It's still new, so both the drive-thru and the store itself are always busy. This is the second store in Edogawa Ward, so it seems like the excitement hasn't died down yet. I didn't want just regular coffee, so I got a sweet hot drink. Mmm, it's sweet! Starbucks really does have unique drinks that you can't get anywhere else.

I am grateful for the new cafe that has opened within walking distance from my home, as there were only a few options around Nishi-Kasai Station. It is located in a new commercial facility near Kasai Rinkai Koen Station. It feels a bit different compared to before. Today, I had an almond café latte and a hot dog (teriyaki chicken). The interior of the store is as shown in the photo. The staff seems a bit inexperienced compared to other stores, giving off a somewhat fresh impression.