Tokyo Station Yaesu Exit is located at the outskirts of the underground mall. I visited in the evening and there was no wait, but the spacious interior was crowded. I ordered an Aroma Blend for 500 yen. It was a delicious cup of coffee. If you're hungry, it's a good place to also order a sandwich. ^_^

I was wandering around on the surface wondering where it could be, but it turned out to be a quaint cafe in the underground city of Yaechika. It's a classic coffee shop with a constant stream of customers. Nostalgic music plays, giving it a retro vibe. On this day, I had a cafe au lait, but the breakfast and toast also looked delicious.

First visit. When looking for a place to have tea after eating at Tokyo Station, it was hard to find one... I was lucky to be able to enter this shop that I had been curious about for a while. I had a cola float, and my friend had melon soda and a milkshake. The retro atmosphere is nice and it's a calming shop.

At "Aroma Coffee" in the Yaesu Underground Shopping Area, I had a mocha and an open egg sandwich. It had been a while since I last visited Aroma Coffee. Despite being in the rapidly changing underground shopping area of Tokyo, it retains the nostalgic scent of a wonderful old-fashioned cafe. The open egg sandwich was so delicious, it was a delightful discovery. ❤️🍳[Aroma Coffee / Kyobashi Yaesu Underground Shopping Area]

Thursday, 10:05 AM. There were about 5 groups of customers already, more than last year. Then, what seemed like regulars and 6 ladies arrived, making the place busier. I stopped by during my health check again. If the health check location doesn't change, I'll probably come here every time. I ordered the Open Egg Sandwich and Aroma Blend set. I'm looking forward to the Open Egg Sandwich that I haven't had since December last year. 10:13 AM. The Aroma Blend has arrived. I thought it might be too bitter when hot, but it also had a hint of acidity. 10:20 AM. The Open Egg Sandwich has arrived. It looks amazing as always. Crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, and it wobbles when you shake it. This time it wasn't too salty and was delicious! I was debating between this and the hot dog, but I'm glad I chose this. If there's a next time, I'll try the hot dog. As I finished eating, the Coffee Jelly arrived. At the same time, they asked if I wanted a refill of coffee. The Coffee Jelly is bitter but delicious. It comes with whipped cream and syrup on the side, so you can adjust the sweetness to your liking. Even though the place was almost full, the staff were calm and attentive. I've only been here 3 times, but my impression of the staff is always positive.

I was surprised before entering! It's spacious and very popular. There are many tourists, as well as business people having meetings and housewives chatting. The coffee they serve is rich and has a tangy flavor, which I really like! The lineup of toast and light snacks looked delicious! If I'm in the area again, I will definitely stop by.

Enjoy the nostalgic atmosphere and taste of Showa era at this café, which has been comforting business people since it opened in 1965. As soon as you step inside, you can feel the spirit of Tokyo's Yaesu salarymen. They serve coffee made with carefully selected beans, pizza toast, sandwiches, and the must-try item, the Dorayaki Hotcake! It's like a Dorayaki, with red bean paste and whipped cream sandwiched between hotcake layers and melted butter on top. It feels like experiencing history yet something new. I want to try all the items on the menu.