Yurakucho is a cafe located inside Bic Camera. There were few power outlets and it was crowded with people. I was surprised by how busy it was. Despite the crowd, I found a seat in a dark corner along the wall with a power outlet near the floor. It was a tight fit, but I was grateful for it! The passion fruit drink was delicious but too sweet.

I stopped by the Key Coffee cafe on the top floor of Yurakucho Bic Camera. It is located on a floor with no other tenants, so it was relatively easy to purchase. I tried the Ice-aged Coffee Soft Serve Mix for 390 yen. Despite the weather not being too hot, the soft serve was a bit melty from the start. It might be difficult to eat in the summer. I had high expectations for the richness, but the slight bitterness of dark roasted coffee combined with the sweetness of the milk created a good balance. It was delicious.

I stopped by to rest at the Big Camera Yurakucho store after shopping. My dad had an iced coffee, and my son had an ice cream. The cafe is modern with power outlets at each table and single seats available.

It is a cafe chain that is not often seen, but it is bright and clean, making it easy to spend time there. It is located right below Kadokawa Cinema Yurakucho, so you can easily jot down your impressions right after watching a movie. ★Hot Tea (330 yen) You can choose between Darjeeling and Earl Grey. Darjeeling has the familiar taste of safe and secure black tea. Earl Grey was surprisingly fruity. ★Iced Aged Coffee Tasted like convenience store coffee. ★Souffle Pancake - Plain (470 yen) Big and fluffy, with a taste reminiscent of egg biscuits.

I went shopping at Yurakucho Big Camera after a long time and decided to take a break at this cafe!! There were many people getting takeout, but there were empty seats (^o^)/★ I had a mega-sized cafe latte ★ and a sweet potato Mont Blanc latte (*'ω'*). The cafe latte had a slight sweetness to it! I asked for less ice, so it turned into a lukewarm latte which was just right because it was cold! The seasonal sweet potato Mont Blanc latte was quite a sweet dessert drink! I recommend it for those with a sweet tooth♩ If you show your receipt or coupons from Big Camera, you can get a discount♩ Taking a cafe break while shopping might be a good idea here!! There were also a few seats where you could charge your devices!! I'll definitely stop by again next time I go to Big Camera (o^^o)

On the 7th floor of Yurakucho Station's Bic Camera, there is a café. It's not very crowded, maybe because it's not in a dining area, making it a comfortable spot. The café offers light meals like mini macarons, donuts, pasta, and hot dogs. They have a good variety of lattes as well. I tried the Vienna coffee with whipped cream on top, and it was satisfying even though it was a small size. You can also charge your devices and use the Wi-Fi, making it a great place to hang out. The only downside is the paper straws that get soggy quickly. Despite that, I will definitely come back. Thank you for the meal.

Around 3 pm on a regular day, while most places in Yurakucho are full, this cafe inside Bic Camera was surprisingly not crowded at all! Highly recommended!! There are a decent number of seats, and it seems to be popular among solo customers, so it's quiet. I would love to visit again when I have some free time ☺︎ They also have a wide variety of cafe menu items (*´ω`*)

I went from the Apple Store to Panasonic Beauty Salon in Ginza, then to Big Camera for Cars Cafe. I drank orange juice to ward off any bad energy. I used a 50 yen discount coupon and paid 280 yen. I came to Ginza intending to buy a straightening iron, but I don't feel confident in being able to use the 18,000 yen iron that seems difficult to handle, so I returned home for now. I just want to curl the tips of my hair like this. Frustrating. Keys Cafe Big Camera Yurakucho Store 03-3216-2221 Tokyo, Chiyoda-ku, Yurakucho 1-11-1 Big Camera Yurakucho Store 7F.

One of the landmarks in Yurakucho, Tokyo, is the Bic Camera Yurakucho store, which houses several restaurants. One of them, "Keys Cafe Bic Camera Yurakucho store," is located on the 7th floor of Bic Camera. It is a simple cafe catering to shoppers and moviegoers, resembling a typical coffee shop you would find in urban areas. My main interest was not in drinks but in food. "Keys Cafe" also offers food menus such as pasta and curry. This time, I ordered the "Spinach and Salmon Cream Pasta" (tax included 750 yen). After a 5-minute wait, the pasta was ready. Despite its simplicity, it was decently delicious. The pasta contained spinach and salmon as the name suggests. However, considering the price, the salmon pieces were a bit small, offering a subtle flavor. By the way, if you order food and drinks together, you get a 100 yen discount on the total bill. But since the total amount would exceed 1,000 yen, I decided to skip it as my wallet was feeling a bit light.

First visit in March 2021 (No.2516). I started from the Ginza area, but I needed to be at the store by 11:00, so I chose this cafe as a place where I could gather materials before that. Big Camera Yurakucho store is a facility that I always visit when purchasing electronics, but I have never been to the 7th floor where they don't sell electronics. Key Coffee, established in 1920, is a well-known name even in regular coffee shops, so they must have a big share in the market. They have many of their own stores, and this one is one of them. I ordered an Iced Coffee (Regular) for 285 yen. It tasted like a regular iced coffee, but I only noticed for the first time that I could earn points with my Big Camera point card when I paid at the counter. Thank you for the meal.

This is a cafe that shares space with Big Camera's Apple product repair provider. The basic concept is by KEACOFFEE and it is operated by Big Camera. Instead of coffee, I had two glasses of orange juice! It was a regular orange juice, nothing special.

In early September 2020, I revisited the Yurakucho area. The day before yesterday, I attended a lecture by Senator Shigeharu Aoyama at Yomiuri Hall in Yurakucho. Yomiuri Hall is located on the 7th floor of the Yurakucho branch of Bic Camera, near the International Forum exit of Yurakucho Station. Bic Camera used to be Sogo Yurakucho. I arrived before the reception for the lecture started at 1:30 pm, so I took a break at Keys Cafe, also on the same floor. The cafe had implemented measures against COVID-19, with sheets hanging between tables and single seating options. It was self-service. I ordered the 290 yen Ice Vienna Coffee (small), which earns points on the Bic Camera point card. I have always liked Vienna Coffee, both hot and cold. 290 yen is cheap. I stayed for about 20 minutes before heading to Yomiuri Hall next door.

I came to the international forum, so I decided to have tea on my way back, but the nearby area was crowded, so I decided to go to the café inside Bic Camera. As expected, there were plenty of seats inside. Keys Café! I ordered an iced café latte. It's a rare sunny day outside and hot, so the strong air conditioning inside the store was actually appreciated! It quickly cooled me down.

Big Camera Yurakucho store's 7th floor shares the same space as the iPhone repair reception desk. By the way, the escalator goes up to the 6th floor, and then you have to take the stairs to go up one more floor. On a weekend afternoon, after wandering around an electronics store for the first time in a while, I got a little tired and took a break. It was close to 2 pm, so the store was only about 30% full. The seating spaces are narrow, so this level of occupancy is just right for relaxing comfortably. I ordered the Ice-Aged Coffee S Hot for 220 yen including tax. Even though it's for dine-in, it was served in a paper cup. There's also self-service water available, which is nice. The coffee had a slight acidity and a lingering bitterness in the aftertaste. It's decent for the price. They also offer light meals like pasta, hot dogs, curry rice, as well as soft serve ice cream, pancakes, dessert drinks topped with whipped cream, and even some wine. It's a typical cafe where you can take a little break.

Big Camera's building store seems to support QR code payments like PayPay and LinePay, and has a lot of outlets. The store is located on the 7th floor of the building. There were a fair amount of people inside, but it seems like most people visit while they are already at the building for other reasons, as coming all the way up here just for this store might be a hassle.

Before the live performance at Yomiuri Hall, I visited to moisten my throat. It's a self-service cafe, but since it's located next to Bic Camera, the WiFi is available, creating a casual atmosphere for a break. The soft serve ice cream tastes average. It would be more user-friendly if there were instructions for reserving seats in advance or guidance.

Visited the café chain that opened its first store in Kyushu 8 years ago in 2010 and opened in January 2015, located on the 7th floor of the Yurakucho station in Yurakucho. The interior of the store has a casual atmosphere with white as the main color. Upon entering, there are table seats lined up in front, with a total of 45 seats, making it cozy. During my visit, around 20% of the seats were occupied. Even afterwards, the seats remained around 20% occupied, so it was relatively empty. The customer base is split evenly between men and women. The service was efficiently handled by two female staff members. The menu includes Café Latte, Maple Latte, Caramel Latte, and Honey Latte, all available in hot or iced versions for 320-400 yen. I ordered an Iced Caramel Latte for 400 yen. The Iced Caramel Latte was served just 1 minute after ordering. The café latte is a milk-rich latte topped with caramel sauce, and it is delicious.

There is a variation in how soft serve ice cream is served by different people! The soft serve ice cream I ordered that day was Ice-Aged Coffee for ¥320. The soft serve ice cream had both coffee and milk flavors, but I couldn't resist and ended up ordering coffee again! The soft serve had a crispy texture that was quite impressive. The coffee had a slight bitterness but also sweetness from the milk. The bitterness of the coffee was not too strong, making it easy to eat. The portion sizes vary greatly depending on the store!

There is a Komeda Coffee shop in the basement of the building, so I thought the seventh floor here might be empty, but it's not really the case. The price range is different, and there is a movie theater, so it seems that people use it before and after show times. I had a fruit roll cake and coffee. The coffee and fruit roll cake tasted quite ordinary. Desserts are reasonably priced when purchased as a set with a drink for a discount.

Free Wi-Fi is also available, so you can relax and enjoy your time.