The popular Korean smoothie with mochi ice cream on top is perfect for the hot summer. It's cute, cold, and delicious. It costs 690 yen for a single drink, but if you spend over 2,000 yen in the store, you can add it for an extra 200 yen. It's a trendy place that has been featured on TV.

The shop is just a few minutes walk from Shin-Okubo Station. The entrance is a cafe, and at the back, they sell cosmetics. The shop is famous for giving a free drink or 10 won bread if you buy cosmetics worth over 2000 yen, but you can also just use it as a regular cafe. (Currently, they are also selling 10 won bread for 500 yen) - Chunky Ice Cream 2XL 1200 yen (tax included) Cotton Candy, Chocolate Vanilla - Soda Smoothie 490 yen (tax included) - Rainbow Ice Cream Topping 200 yen (tax included) Lattencos' new menu, the chunky ice cream that is a hot topic in Korea. When you take a bite, the small chunks melt in your mouth, making it a delicious ice cream! Moreover, it doesn't melt too quickly, so you can finish it without it becoming too messy. There are four flavors: Cotton Candy and Chocolate Vanilla are sweet, while Rainbow and Lemon Tree are refreshing sorbet. You can mix all four flavors if you choose 2XL. It's quite a big portion, so it's great for sharing with friends. You can also add toppings to the smoothie for an extra 200 yen (tax included). The soda smoothie looks beautiful and tastes incredibly delicious.

I went to GW. Since it was after 10 o'clock, there were hardly any people, so I was able to leisurely look at cosmetics and enjoy a 10-won bread and soda on the terrace. You could choose a sticker to put on the soda, and there were also photo spots where you could take Instagram-worthy pictures. I also took the opportunity to visit the shrine in front of me.

If you purchase Korean cosmetics for over 2000 yen, you will receive a complimentary drink service. So, I tried Dalgona coffee for the first time. I usually prefer black coffee, so I wouldn't choose this on my own, but it was a nice little break with just the right amount of sweetness. It was lucky to have the Dalgona experience.

When you purchase cosmetics or other products in the store for over 2000 yen, you can get a free 10 Wonpan or drink as a service. I tried the 10 Wonpan, which is freshly baked after you make your purchase, so you get to enjoy it warm. It's a large, soft bread with plenty of cheese inside, and it was really delicious. It's similar to a cheese-filled baby castella or a large dorayaki. The cheese was so heavy that it made the bread sink a bit when I took too many photos. I shared it with someone after a meal, and we both enjoyed it without getting tired of the taste. I definitely want to eat it again. Just a note, they do sell drinks, but they don't sell the 10 Wonpan separately.

When purchasing cosmetics for over 2,000 yen, you can choose a drink or a 10 yen bread as a service. I chose the 10 yen bread and it was freshly baked, so I had to wait for about 5 minutes. The bread was delicious, with the cheese melting and stretching. My child was very satisfied because it was exactly what they wanted to eat. I am happy that I was able to buy cosmetics.

A new concept spot where a Korean cosmetics select shop and a cafe are combined. If you purchase cosmetics for over 2000 yen at this store, you will receive a complimentary drink or a 10 won bread. I've been curious about the 10 won bread for a while now. In Tokyo, you can buy 10 won bread at "Daioh Cheese 10 Yen Bread" in MEGA Don Quijote Shibuya Main Store, but here you can only get it as a service when purchasing cosmetics. It's great to be able to get a freebie while buying cosmetics. The 10 won bread itself has a slightly sweet dough with a salty cheese flavor, making it easy to eat.

It's just a minute's walk from Shin-Okubo Station, so it's very close. The shop is small and cute! Inside the shop, there is an eat-in area and further back there is a space for selling Korean cosmetics and accessories. If you buy cosmetics or accessories worth over 2000 yen, you get a free drink or a 10 won bread. I chose the 10 won bread, which is not on the menu, instead of the drink. They make it after you order. You can eat inside the shop, but I chose to take it out. The 10 won bread is like a cheese dog. The bread is thick with a crispy surface and a fluffy, soft inside. The bread has a hint of sweetness. The cheese is gooey and salty, so when you eat it with the bread, it's sweet and salty, and delicious. It was a simple and cheap kind of bread!

Seventh stop on my food tour in Shin-Okubo. This is the last one, haha. The seventh place I chose is this shop. It seems to have a branch in Kichijoji as well, making it the second store in Shin-Okubo. There is also a 10 Won Pan in Korea, so maybe this shop is related to it? At this shop, if you buy cosmetics and other products inside the store for over 2,000 yen, you can get a 10 Won (yen) bread or drink as a service. Of course, I got the 10 Won Pan. It is crispy on the outside and filled with cheese inside. They bake it right after you order, so the smell of the 10 Won Pan fills the store. You need to spend over 2,000 yen on cosmetic products, excluding the purchase of drinks, to get the bread. You can also buy packs and such, and I'm satisfied to have tried the 10 Won Pan that I saw on social media. There are about 3 tables for 2 people each in the eat-in space, so it might be a good place to take a break when you're tired.

This shop, located just a short walk from Shin-Okubo Station, offers a free 10-won bread or drink from Korea with a purchase of cosmetics over 2000 yen (*^^*) If you spend 4000 yen, you can get both, which is amazing! The shop has a wide variety of cosmetics in a slightly spacious area with Instagrammable spots. The entrance area is set up as an eat-in space, so you can relax while shopping, which is nice! The 10-won bread has a sweet dough with plenty of cheese inside and was quite delicious. There are various drink options, but I chose the popcorn latte recommended by the staff! The combination of caramel-covered popcorn and a mildly sweet cafe latte was fantastic!! The staff was friendly and the atmosphere of the shop was great, so I would love to visit again.

Recently, it seems that Croffle has been replaced by 10 Wonpan. I often see it on Instagram. For purchases of 2,000 yen or more, you can get a 10 Wonpan or a drink as a service, but you cannot order it individually. There are 4 tables of simple dining spaces inside and outside the store. I ordered a 10 Wonpan. It is slightly smaller than the palm of my hand. It is freshly baked and hot. The dough is more like a pancake than bread, and it is moderately sweet. There is not a lot of cheese, so the sweetness is dominant. It was a nostalgic taste. I want to come back when I want Korean cosmetics. Next time, I'll try the drink!

During the day, I went to Latte and Daily, a cafe with a wide variety of accessories, and enjoyed a caramel latte with plenty of whipped cream. After taking care of some errands, I wandered around near the station. I saw earrings on the wall of a shop, a cafe menu, and cosmetics in the back. It felt like déjà vu. This shop had a larger cosmetics section and sold individual packs, so I made a few purchases. And since I was there, I also got a drink. I thought the menu would be the same, but this shop had a cream soda with ice. I chose the Blue Lemonade, which looked refreshing. The lemon's tartness and the carbonation cooled down my body. I realized that I prefer refreshing drinks. The shop is located across from a shrine and has a calm atmosphere, despite being near the station.

When you spend ¥2000, you get free bread or a cafe drink at this mysterious cost-effective store. Is the cosmetics really cheap here? Is it okay for the bread or drink to be free? Every time I visit, I have a "?" in my mind. It satisfies my desire for mysterious cost-effectiveness and I end up getting hooked... I must have repeated this vicious cycle many times... There was a nice and spacious Latte and Cos store in Kichijoji at one point, but when I tried to peek in the other day, it had already turned into a different shop. It seems that the housewives and students in Kichijoji do not have the habit of seeking bargains. Bread is overwhelmingly popular, but I always go for the drinks. I can't remember the name, but the taste was sweet strawberry milk. By the way, they used to give out a mirror as a novelty, making it feel twice as good. It was a store that satisfied my desire for a great sense of value. I'll have to check it out again if I'm nearby...

I wanted to go buy some cosmetics that caught my eye, and I was interested in the drink I could get based on the amount I spent, so I went alone. The selection wasn't extensive, but they had a variety of new Korean cosmetics including shampoo, serum, masks, and makeup products. The staff seemed knowledgeable about the cosmetics. I purchased a mask and a cream, which totaled over 3000 yen, so I received a drink and a waffle. The chocolate on the chocolate latte was difficult to eat because it was placed sideways and ended up making a mess, but it wasn't too sweet. The drink was delicious. The brown waffle with cheese was served fresh and was crispy and tasty. The system of choosing a sticker and attaching it to the cup was a bit confusing.

I was influenced by a drama and decided to visit. Lattencos is currently holding an event where you can get a cute drink for free with purchases over 2000 yen, and you can choose the sticker to put on the cup yourself. They also have a fun squid game! Even if you mess up the cutout, it's okay. #Shin-Okubo #Shin-OkuboCafe #Shin-OkuboGourmet #OkuboCafe #OkuboGourmet #KoreanCafe #Korean-styleCafe #Shin-Okubo #lattencos #Lattencos #SquidGame #Cutout #CaramelBake #TokyoCafeHopping #KoreanCosmetics

I got a free squid game-style cookie cutter when I bought over 2000 yen at the store, and also got a free drink. The cost performance was amazing. The drinks were delicious, and even though the seating was a bit limited, I could sit down and relax. I would like to visit again when I want to buy some cosmetics.

I went to a cosmetics shop with a cafe called "lattencos" located about 4 minutes from Shin-Okubo Station towards Okubo Station. They used to offer a free drink with purchases over 1000 yen, but now it's for purchases over 2000 yen. And now, they also give you a surprise gift - a Dalgona cookie cutter game! It's fun not knowing what shape you'll get until you open it. I got the umbrella which was the highest difficulty level, while my friend got a star but unfortunately got the death flag with just one stab (lol). By the way, if you spend over 3000 yen, you also get a waffle as a bonus.

The latte itself is not sweet, but when mixed with caramel, it becomes a refreshing sweetness! The caramel is crushed by the staff after you order. It's a drink that you'll want to gulp down on a hot summer day! The cost performance is amazing! You can keep drinking the huge size without getting tired of it, like Dalgona! It reminds me of a shop in Korea that serves super big drinks! It's close to the station in Shin-Okubo and has a very cute atmosphere!

Korean cosmetics shop. Prices are reasonable and good value. Cheaper than other Korean beauty shops. This shop offers a free latte with purchases over 2,000 yen. The latte is delicious and authentic. I chose the caramel latte, which was creamy and tasty!

There was a makeup product I wanted, so I stopped by... ( ( ˘ᵕ˘ ) It would be nice if the item I wanted is available. The variety might not be too extensive. There is a sense of good deal, and I can buy what I want, so it's a win-win! The waffle and latte were delicious too! I will visit again~.