This is my first visit. I made an impulse purchase while passing by. In Tomigaya, the coffee that goes best with bread is 195 yen (tax included). It's a coffee without any particular strong taste. The roasting seems to be medium. I drank it black without pairing it with bread, and it was delicious. The rich tiramisu is 411 yen (tax included). As the title suggests, it was a rich and dense dessert. The texture is smooth and melts in your mouth, which is very pleasant. The topping on the tiramisu was not chocolate, but coffee beans. It was a delightful surprise. It was delicious. There is also an eat-in space, and if you buy over 100g of beans, you get a free cup of coffee. Thank you for the meal.

When passing by, I noticed a small cafe with a roasting machine in Tomigaya. I decided to go in and ordered an "Iced Coffee" on this hot morning. There are a few seats available inside where you can enjoy your drink. The "Iced Coffee" was rich and slightly acidic, but very tasty.

From Shibuya Station, passing by the west building of NHK, crossing at the Tomigaya police box, turning at the corner of the convenience store just before the pedestrian bridge, you will find a coffee bean shop. The aroma of coffee beans drifts from the front of the shop. There are tasting pots placed at the entrance. Inside the shop, the air is filled with the scent of coffee. It's a place where you can enjoy a blissful moment surrounded by the aroma of coffee.

In Nakameguro, there are also sister stores like Third Wave and Roaster. The Affogato is the best. They recommend coffee beans based on your preferences, and you can buy as little as 100g. The coffee float looks delicious, and you can't go wrong with the coffee soft serve. But the best is still the Affogato.

I visited around 11 o'clock on Saturday. There was a nice aroma of coffee beans being roasted. I purchased Mocha Soft and coffee jelly and enjoyed them at a table by the roadside. There was free coffee available for tasting, so I tried some. The Mocha Soft was delicious.

We enjoyed Taiwanese cuisine and decided to have coffee afterwards at a nearby cafe. As we were about to order coffee, we noticed Mocha Soft serve on the menu and it caught our attention. Despite feeling like it might be too many calories after indulging in Taiwanese food, we still wanted to try it. We ordered the Mocha Soft serve, surprising the staff as they had never received that order before. The soft serve arrived with coffee powder sprinkled on top and a cute bear cookie holding a coffee bean. The caffeine content was uncertain, but eating the coffee bean directly seemed like it could be effective. The soft serve was a mix of sweet and bitter, and very delicious. While enjoying it, we noticed the political-themed dolls displayed in the cafe, featuring various world leaders. Considering the cafe's proximity to the former residence of Prime Minister Abe, the political theme was not entirely surprising. Despite the sudden political touch, we were able to satisfy our caffeine and sweet cravings. Thank you for the meal.

I found a coffee shop in Tomigaya that I was interested in. You can also buy coffee beans, and you can drink coffee in a small space. I found a sign that says lunchtime prices. From 12:00 to 15:00, coffee is cheaper. ★ Iced coffee regular size 229 yen. Normally 324 yen, but it's cheaper and the regular size has plenty of volume. It might be the cheapest in this area. I will come back again!

■ Access: 4 minutes walk from Yoyogi Park Station on the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line ■ Visited for the first time ■ Purpose: Coffee break alone ■ Overview: A coffee specialty shop with locations in Akasaka, Nakameguro, Aoyama, and more. They are particular about selecting and roasting beans as coffee professionals, and not only offer eat-in options but also sell coffee beans. Visit their official website here: https://www.mametora.jp/concept ■ Menu: As a coffee specialty shop, they do not offer soft drinks, only coffee, cafe au lait, or chocolate milk. Their food menu includes light snacks like cookies, scones, and their recommended Mocha Soft serve. On this day, I tried the Specialty Coffee of the day for 385 yen, which had options like "fruity type," "balanced type," and "strong flavor type," with the fruity type being my choice. ■ Impression: Located in the competitive cafe area of Okushibu, neighboring cafes often price a cup of coffee at over 500 yen, but this shop gives a reasonable impression. With only 3 seats in the eat-in area, it may not be ideal for relaxing or working, but perfect for a quick coffee break. The ability to choose from various blends makes it convenient for different moods. Thank you for the meal.

This is my first time coming all the way to the back of Okushibu. I was looking for an easy-to-enter shop and this one caught my eye. It's small but stylish, and they sell coffee and lunch during lunchtime. I ordered a cafe au lait because it was cold, and enjoyed it inside the shop. It's very narrow but there are three counter seats. It was very warming and delicious on a cold day. I'm also curious about the soft serve ice cream I saw at the storefront. ◉‿◉

I found it while taking a walk and decided to purchase it. I had bought coffee jelly at the Akasaka store before, so I was satisfied to be able to eat the same thing again. It was nice to have three servings of shaved ice with soft serve and jelly all at once, but I didn't really need the shaved ice.

The Mocarich Soft Serve is delicious.