Kitasando is a quiet cafe known for its famous French toast, located just off the main street. The atmosphere inside is calm and the space, although not very large, is well arranged with a good number of tables and even a terrace. The simple interior design with wood and glass creates a tranquil environment. Despite being full during lunchtime, the cafe is surprisingly peaceful with no loud conversations. The tables are spacious and the chairs are small or stools. The menu is simple, offering basic lunch options, sides, French toast, desserts, and drinks. The pasta is lightly seasoned and can be increased for an additional fee. The French toast, a popular item, is limited to one plate per two people due to its high demand. It has a unique texture with a crispy caramelized surface and a soft interior, complemented by bananas. The size is about 10cm x 20cm, perfect for sharing or enjoying alone. The desire to devour it all by oneself may arise.

A friend with great taste quickly searched and found this place for us, and it turned out to be the perfect choice! The food was delicious, the atmosphere was stylish, and the tables inside were spacious and comfortable. This time, we ordered the pudding, which came in a cute dish and had a firm texture. It was enjoyable to look at and to eat, making for a wonderful cafe experience!

The daily lunch special "Sausage Plate with Kamapan Toast" (tax included 1350 yen), with an additional iced coffee (300 yen). The plate includes Nuremberg sausages, mashed potatoes, carrot salad, red cabbage sauerkraut, Caesar salad, roasted zucchini and bell peppers, and spicy orange jam. It offers a lineup that evokes a sense of Germany. When you think of Nuremberg sausages, you might imagine thin sausages with a strong, distinctive aroma. However, these sausages are large like those from Frankfurt, with a more subtle aroma making them easy to eat. The sauerkraut also has a mild acidity. The "Kamapan" bread is from "Kama-ya-san" bakery, warm and chewy with a hint of sweetness. When paired with jam, it releases a refreshing and strong aroma.

Tas Yard is a hidden café located just a short walk from Kitasando, a little off the main street. The warm, wooden interior is bathed in plenty of natural light from the large glass windows, creating an open and inviting atmosphere. There is also outdoor terrace seating, perfect for the gradually warming weather this season. The most popular item, the French toast, sells out by early afternoon, but other delicious options like coffee jelly and rich chocolate brownies are also crowd favorites. If you have your eye on something, be sure to go early! They also offer lunch menus for when you're feeling hungry. Whether for a date or solo visit, it's a welcoming spot. Check it out! - Shop information: - Name: Tas Yard - Address: 3-3-14 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Maison Blanche 101 - Business hours: 11:30-18:00 (Mon-Fri), 11:30-19:00 (Sat-Sun, holidays) - Reservation: Not available - Phone number: 03-3470-3940 - Closed: No regular holidays - Access: 5-minute walk from Kitasando - Budget: Up to 2000 yen - Payment: Card, electronic money - Tags: #KitasandoCafe #OmotesandoCafe #KitasandoLunch #KitasandoGourmet #TokyoCafe #TokyoGourmet #TokyoLunch #TokyoDate #TokyoSightseeing #TokyoTravel #ShibuyaCafe #HarajukuLunch #HarajukuGourmet #HarajukuCafe #ShibuyaSightseeing #ShibuyaGourmet #ShibuyaLunch #HarajukuCafe #DatePlan #TokyoCafeHopping #StylishCafe #TerraceCafe

Lunch pasta menu "Napolitan (with spicy chorizo!)" (with salad, tax included 1200 yen). I added a drink set (300 yen). When you take a bite, a strong spiciness hits you. The interior of the restaurant is cool, so the tingling sensation is pleasant. The sauce that sticks well to the pasta, combined with powdered cheese, adds depth to the flavor. The chorizo has a satisfying texture. Other ingredients include onions, mushrooms, and green peppers. The iced coffee has a nice bitterness to it. The restaurant is spacious, with a calming interior design featuring wood accents. You'll want to stay there for a long time. The tabletops are also wooden, with a well-worn (yet clean) texture that is soothing. Due to rising prices, there has been a price increase, but I hope that by using the restaurant, it can be a small form of support.

After getting a health check at a clinic near Harajuku, I couldn't walk due to a sudden thunderstorm, so I quickly looked up a cafe and took shelter there. The daily lunch special was hashed beef rice, but since it was my first time, I opted for the Tasyard Curry with the restaurant's name. They didn't ask about the size, but I think it was a medium size? It tasted a bit sweet to me, but the curry had plenty of ingredients and was delicious. The interior of the cafe was stylish and clean, with many female customers, so the noise level was slightly high, but if you have earphones on, it's not a problem.

I have always wanted to visit this restaurant. My wish finally came true. The curry starts off sweet and then a hint of spiciness kicks in. Even if you don't like spicy food, you can still enjoy it. The pasta of the day was meat sauce with delicious meatballs. The French toast I was looking forward to was indeed delicious. The caramel sticking to my teeth was a nice touch. I wish it was a bit bigger because I wanted more.

Arrived around 1:00 PM on Sunday and didn't have to wait in line. They have tables for 2 people, but once those are full, you can also sit at a table for 4. I ordered a lot of different dishes: for lunch, I had pork ginger stir-fry and curry. After that, I had coffee jelly, French toast, blended coffee, and Tay Tea. The French toast was sold out by 2:00 PM, so I recommend going early. The French toast has a crispy and fluffy texture, so be sure to try it!

I heard that there is a trendy cafe known for its famous French toast, so I decided to go for lunch. Luckily, I didn't have to wait in line for too long and was able to get in. I ordered the hashed beef rice and French toast. The hashed beef rice comes in small, medium, or large sizes, and I chose the medium this time. According to the staff, the small size is quite small. As for the French toast, it seems that one order is enough for two people. How rare! I started with the hashed beef rice, which was enveloped in a smooth buttery sweetness, without the usual sourness or heaviness often found in hashed beef rice. It was so light and easy to eat. Delicious. And then, the highly anticipated French toast. When it arrived, I was surprised! The whole thing was caramelized! The outside was crispy while the inside was soft and fluffy, and it disappeared in seconds when shared between two people. I was so amazed by its deliciousness. I look forward to savoring it more next time.

Yard Curry, size M, ¥1,250. It was a little past 1:30 pm on Sunday, and the restaurant was about 90% full, but there was no wait. Unfortunately, the French toast I was eyeing was sold out. When I called ahead, they said they couldn't hold items, but assured me they wouldn't run out. It's unclear if it's a daily thing or if they just happened to be out of stock. The curry in the M size was served in a slightly larger rice bowl, which felt more like a size for women even though it was the medium size. The flavor is not simple, with a strong sweetness at first and a solid spiciness towards the end. The vegetables in it were sautéed well, bringing out their sweetness. The sweetness of the curry might be divisive, but I personally found it delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I found a shop near Kitazando Street and decided to check it out. It seems to get crowded on weekends, as there was already a line forming before the opening at 11:15. When I arrived at 11:40, I had to wait for the first round to get in. The Tasyard Curry was a sweet Western-style curry and quite delicious. The pasta changes daily, and today's Cabbage Peperoncino was decent in taste. The French toast looked tempting, but I'll save it for next time. It seems like dogs are allowed inside the shop, which is great for dog owners.

Landscape Products, an interior brand, operates a cafe near Kitasando Station, about a 10-minute walk from Harajuku Station Takeshita Exit. While the curry and French toast are popular, I was intrigued by the coffee jelly. The coffee jelly comes in white and black contrast and is not too sweet. You can adjust the sweetness by adding the accompanying coffee black honey syrup. I enjoyed it with a hint of sweetness from the whipped cream on top and didn't add much syrup. It's nice that you can customize it to your liking.

I went to a girls' gathering on Kita-Sando and stumbled upon this cozy-looking cafe. I wanted to try their popular French toast, but it was sold out. So, I decided to order the caramel banana bread instead. It was actually a pound cake, but it was very delicious!

On holidays, this cafe is a great place to have lunch with a variety of lunch menus, drinks, and cafe menus. The atmosphere is very cozy and welcoming. It can get busy depending on the time of day, but the staff never minds if you stay longer. It's a really lovely place! I noticed some people coming alone as well. The daily pasta special changes every time I go, so it's always a tough decision, but the Genovese pasta I had was incredibly delicious! I wish it was a regular menu item... I also love the ginger pork. The salad portion is generous and feels like a good deal. The famous French toast was the best I've ever had - fluffy inside and crispy outside! It's limited in quantity, so it's better to come early on weekends. The pudding was also amazing - firm with a perfect caramel sauce pairing! ✨

Recently, there are many nice cafes in the area now called Dagayasandou, but among them, the most highly recommended shop. When it comes to cafes, it's not just about having delicious food, or having a cool interior, or even the staff's atmosphere (more about the vibe than customer service skills) is important. Tasyaado is a cafe that is a perfect match for Dagayasandou in that sense. In short, it's just a cozy place where you can feel proud as a local. It's located in a inconvenient area, but it's a cafe that we would like people from far away to visit. Thank you as always. Bon appétit.

The pasta menu for lunch is "Spicy Neapolitan with Chorizo" (including iced coffee, total 1500 yen including tax). The sliced chorizo is plentiful and biting into it spreads spiciness throughout your body. I ended up sweating later on. Other ingredients include mushrooms, green peppers, and onions. It has a rich flavor with a hint of tomato acidity. It was a rainy afternoon and less crowded than usual on a weekday.

Delicious French toast available at Tastard in Kitasando! This cafe restaurant in Kitasando offers a variety of meal options, but you can also just enjoy a cup of coffee. It's a great place to take a break during a leisurely stroll. One of the popular items at Tastard is their French toast and coffee jelly. This time, I ordered the French toast. The French toast was carefully cooked, with a crispy caramelized exterior and a fluffy, hot interior. It wasn't too sweet, and it was incredibly delicious. Next time, I'll try the coffee jelly! #TokyoCafe #TokyoGourmet #TokyoSweets #TokyoCafeHopping #CafeHopping

I finally got to visit a cafe that I've been wanting to go to for a while, and I tried their French toast which I had really been looking forward to! The French toast was caramelized on the outside and crispy, while the inside was fluffy and a bit gooey, which made it delicious. I had planned to visit two cafes with my friend and share, but I ended up eating the whole thing myself because it was so good. The French toast is quite popular and often sells out, but when we went around 1 pm on a rainy day, we were able to get a table right away and place our order. The cafe had a nice level of crowd - not too busy like in Omotesando, but still lively. I thought it was great in Kitasando! ✊

Arrived at 11:25 on a holiday, about 5 groups are already lined up. The space is not too cramped, so there is no need to line up at opening time. After 12 o'clock, there will be a line. The taste is generally good, although not outstanding. The French toast with caramel is particularly delicious. However, it's not a restaurant that I would actively want to visit again.

I used the lunch menu. The inside of the restaurant has a decent number of seats, and even when there were 3 or 4 groups waiting, I was seated within 15 minutes. The atmosphere is relaxed, making it a place I would visit frequently for casual dining. The staff is attentive and considerate. The curry reminded me of my elementary school days, with a slightly sweet taste. It may not be to everyone's liking, but I think it's comforting when you're tired. The pasta is different each day and comes in a generous portion with a satisfying taste. It was also delicious with a gentle seasoning. The coffee jelly had a good amount, more than it looks. It's very tasty when you eat it with a little black sugar syrup drizzled on top. Overall, it's a high-quality restaurant! I would like to go again!