The atmosphere of the shop was different from my usual place, and the menu was also different, giving a fresh feeling. However, the service was attentive and I still felt the high level of quality. I ordered a set with salad, drink, and a mixed sandwich, which was very delicious. The reason for not giving a full rating is that all the Royal Copenhagen dishes were from different series, giving a restless feeling.

I wanted to eat shaved ice, so I stopped by after work. When I passed by on the weekend, there were many people waiting in line, so I aimed for early evening on a weekday and it was not crowded. I was seated at a booth, and the interior was a wonderful Taisho-era romantic setting that you wouldn't imagine from the outside noise. The staff's attire matched that image. It felt like a place where you could relax comfortably. I decided to go with the shaved ice, but just in case, I looked at the menu and saw that the blended coffee starts from 1150 yen, which seemed a bit pricey for Ginza. The shaved ice options were matcha with sweet red beans and strawberry with condensed milk, starting from 1380 yen. You could add ice cream as an option (+200 yen) or make it a set with a drink (set price 1780 yen). I ordered the strawberry with condensed milk. The shaved ice that came out was very elegant and petite. The strawberries on top were very fruity and delicious, and the condensed milk was pleasantly mild in sweetness. I had other things to do afterwards, so I left the shop shortly after eating the shaved ice. It felt a bit extravagant in terms of price for such a short stay. It seemed like the pricing was based on the assumption of customers staying longer (not a high turnover).

A cafe on the 2nd floor of ITOCIA in front of Yurakucho Station. It's open until 10 pm, which is convenient. The atmosphere is like a stylish coffee shop, with many retro menu items, but they also have herbal tea. Thank you for the meal.

Three of us arrived at the restaurant a little after 3 pm on the weekend. We checked in using a machine and waited for about 30 minutes. We moved from the counter to a table, which was not very spacious but had comfortable sofas. The seating at the counter was also comfortable and relaxed. I was a little hungry so I ordered the Bolognese pasta. The thin noodles were well coated with the sauce and tasted delicious. The coffee that came with the set meal was also good, with a mild acidity. My friend's cake looked delicious, so I'd like to try the cake next time.

The seats seemed to be available, but there were two people waiting as a pair. I wondered why. Just sitting in front of the shop? When I asked the staff, they said they wanted us to wait outside. Hmm? Oh well. After a few minutes of waiting, without any sign of customers leaving, we were seated. I ordered the much-awaited strawberry chiffon cake and original blend coffee set. It was my first time sitting at the counter at Camellia Coffee. I was thrilled to see the barista brewing coffee right in front of me. After a while, the strawberry chiffon cake and original blend coffee arrived. Yay! The coffee was delicious. I was shaking when I saw them grinding the beans, but the aroma was so gentle and comforting. Finally, the long-awaited strawberry chiffon cake! Yay! The chiffon cake was fluffy and not too sweet, with a perfect balance. And the strawberry cream on top was like eating a real strawberry, sweet and sour. It was so delicious! Camellia Coffee's atmosphere is always calm and welcoming. I'll definitely come back when I need a relaxing place to go.

It's a relief after missing the last train. I'm happy that there are still smoking seats available. Surprisingly, it's not crowded during the daytime and easy to use. The prices are a bit high, but the cakes are delicious and the chairs are comfortable. I especially love the cakes. It's a calm place where you can enjoy coffee.

[Shop Name] Camellia Coffee Yurakucho Salon [Nearest Station] Yurakucho Station, 1 minute walk [Budget] 1100 yen - 1800 yen I visited this place in January 2022 after having a meal with relatives in Ginza and looking for a place to have coffee afterwards. As I walked towards the station, I noticed several cafes and coffee shops in the commercial buildings, and after checking out a few signs and menus, I decided to visit Camellia Coffee. [About the Shop] The atmosphere inside the shop is a bit dim with a retro vibe, reminiscent of the Taisho era. Upon entering, I was guided to a sofa seat in the back of the shop. The customers seemed to be mostly couples in their 30s and above. [About the Drink] I decided to be brave and ordered the Premium Blend Coffee - Rich Blend for 1210 yen. The coffee was served in a glass vessel that looked like a round beaker, which was then poured into a coffee cup by a maid-like waitress. Her refined gestures were captivating. As for the taste of the coffee, I'm not a connoisseur, but I tried to savor it slowly since it was over 1000 yen. The fact that it was served in a Royal Copenhagen cup also added to the enjoyment. After enjoying the coffee, I settled the bill at the counter near the entrance and left the shop. I would love to visit another branch of Camellia Coffee in the future. Thank you for the wonderful experience.

The coffee here is delicious! I personally like it a bit strong. I think a coffee and matcha parfait would be great here too! I always come here casually and will continue to do so in the future.

I visited in May on a holiday. The location is in front of Yurakucho Station. I had sea urchin and salmon roe pasta. The sweetness of the sea urchin was wonderful. The addition of spicy cod roe made the pasta rich and delicious overall. I didn't have high expectations because it's a cafe, but the food was beyond my expectations.

After the lifting of the state of emergency, I took a stroll in Ginza which seemed to have regained some liveliness on the first weekend. Feeling a bit hungry, I wandered around Yurakucho in search of an early dinner and coffee. Yurakucho ITOCIA was bustling with Miami Garden, Ducky Duck, Shu, and Tsubakiya offering pasta and coffee. I decided to visit Tsubakiya Coffee which was closed the other day. Cafes and coffee shops seem to be quite crowded everywhere. If you are concerned about social distancing, I recommend checking the seating arrangement before entering. Tsubakiya doesn't have many pasta options, but that's not a problem. As long as they have cod pasta, I'm happy. Today, they offered a special coffee for the same price as the set coffee, so my companion opted for a 1,200 yen specialty coffee (I think it was Ethiopian). I prefer less acidity, so I stuck with the blend. The soup that came with the set was incredibly delicious (today it was salmon cream soup). The fresh pasta had a good portion size, and the tasty coffee made me satisfied. I don't really know the benefits of a siphon, but I just like the atmosphere it creates (casual coffee enthusiast here). Also, I have a personal desire to try on the Showa-era romantic uniform worn by the staff. Haha.

On May 27, 2020, after feeling happy at a delicious and cozy French restaurant, we decided to have a light tea break. We went to "Tsubakiya Coffee Shop Yurakucho Salon" located on the 2nd floor of the Yurakucho Itosia building in front of Yurakucho Station. The place had a counter and tables. We ordered a cake set which included a premium strawberry shortcake and a Belgian chocolate cake. The strawberry shortcake was delicious with plenty of big strawberries, truly premium. The chocolate cake was smooth and rich with nuts inside. We also enjoyed the meticulously brewed coffee and tea. It was a delightful experience. Later, we also went to Tsubakiya Coffee Shop in Shinbashi for their hot sandwiches. The hot sandwich was nicely toasted with ham, egg, cheese, and chicken, a double-decker with lots of fillings. It was delicious. We also had ice coffee and other drinks to relax and enjoy the moment. Overall, it was a satisfying culinary experience, and I look forward to trying their European-style curry next time.

This time, I visited Tsubakiya Coffee Shop Yurakucho Salon located at Yurakucho Itosia 2F, 2-7-1 Yurakucho, Chiyoda-ku. It was a coffee break before lunch. The atmosphere inside the cafe was quite calm, with mainly middle-aged women as customers. I decided to try the Premium Blend Coffee. The Rich Blend cost 1050 yen (excluding tax). It was a delightful experience.

Premium Strawberry Shortcake, Camellia Blend, thank you for the meal♪ This shop is located on the 2nd floor of Yurakucho ITOCIA, right in front of Yurakucho Station. I visited around 5 pm on a weekday. I ordered a slightly luxurious (?) "premium" Strawberry Shortcake and blend. There were definitely plenty of strawberries. It was indeed premium. I had a relaxing time there.

I used it for a meeting. I ordered a cake set, today's coffee, and a refill coffee. When I asked for a refill, the staff recommended adding sugar and milk because the first cup seemed to be black. I followed their advice and it was delicious. Will revisit: ★★★, Recommend: ★★★

The shortcake here is shocking in both price and taste. At around 800 yen, I hesitated for a moment due to the guilt of consuming gluten and the price. However, it was delicious. The cheap cake had none of the typical strong smell and heaviness of cream. I realized after eating it that I forgot to take a picture, so I borrowed my companion's cake and snapped a photo.

I came to the Traffic Hall on June 26, 2019 (Wednesday) at 10:11 (according to the receipt). I applied for a passport (10-year ticket). After visiting all the prefectures in Japan, it's finally time for overseas travel, right? It only took 30 minutes to complete the application at 9 o'clock. I got hungry, so I came to this restaurant. The interior is modern with beautiful stained glass. The morning set costs 1200 yen. The coffee aroma is nice. The fresh vegetables are crunchy. The bread is delicious but maybe a bit too crispy. The staff, dressed like maids, are also nice. I might come back again. P.S. Passport exchange will be after July 3rd!

"After watching the movie, I wanted to have a little tea, so I decided to try this shop. The Special Cafe au Lait cost 1280 yen. The waiter brought two pots and mixed coffee and hot milk on the spot to make the cafe au lait. However, once he made one cup, he took the pot away... I prefer Cafe de Margo... they don't take the pot away, the price is lower, and personally, I think the taste is better over there. It wasn't bad, but the cost performance was not great (maybe due to being in Ginza?)."

I want Hiroshi Koizumi to sing here ✨(o^^o) A retro and calming coffee shop. The seats were closer together than I imagined and it didn't have a high-class feel, but I still felt relaxed. They changed the water all year round, giving it a Ginza-like vibe. The coffee cost over 1000 yen, but considering the water and seating fee, I guess it's reasonable ✨✨ However, in other areas, it might feel quite expensive.

I visited Yurakucho ItoCia on the 2nd floor after a long time on February 17, 2019. It is still a nice and calming place. The coffee is a bit expensive but truly delicious. I was looking forward to the branch in Meets at Kokubunji Station, but the quality is completely different. I hope they bring in the experienced staff from Yurakucho and make improvements.

There is a shop in Yurakucho. I wanted to relax a bit, so I decided to visit. It feels like a high-end cafe. The interior is spacious and the seats are comfortable. It wasn't too crowded, so I was seated right away. I ordered an iced coffee and a Mont Blanc. The Mont Blanc was a sliced type with a mild sweetness. The iced coffee came in a brass container, staying cold and delicious for a long time. It's a bit pricey, but I recommend it for when you want to relax. Thank you for the meal. I'll visit again.