Next to DeliMo, there is a store that can be found anywhere, so I had never stopped by before. But when I peeked inside, I noticed that the layout was completely different from other stores, it's called Kaldi. While other stores seem cluttered, this one is nicely displayed and shows a sense of style. - Gingerbread Latte mix - Ginger cookies - Ahmad fruit tea (decaf) The Gingerbread Latte has a stronger ginger flavor compared to Starbucks', it's spicy and healthy. To make it, pour 150 ml of hot milk over 10g of the mix, but if you make 1/3 of the milk into foam, it'll have a more authentic taste. It also seems like it would be delicious if you mix it into muffin batter and bake it. The Ginger cookies are similar to Lotus caramel cookies, they are thin and easy to eat. I liked them, but my daughter wasn't a big fan. They are from Sweden, so I might try the ones from IKEA next time. I wanted individually packaged decaf flavored teas, so I tried the Peach Passion Fruit flavor, it has a soft sweet aroma and the tea leaves are smooth and enjoyable to drink. As of November 2022, rating: 3.04

When passing by on my way back from Takarazuka or a movie, I always find myself drawn to the seasonal limited edition items displayed on the shelves at the storefront or right inside the store, such as Halloween or Christmas products. These popular items tend to sell out quickly, so it's great to see them prominently displayed to avoid forgetting to purchase them. The store itself is compact and not very spacious. I have visited it several times, but never really planned to leave a review. However, after seeing another reviewer's post about Christmas products at a different store, I felt compelled to share my own experience. Christmas products always bring a sense of excitement. The items I received were: - Christmas canister tin: 594 yen - Christmas cat oval tin: 429 yen - Christmas fluffy gray cat: 418 yen - Christmas fluffy beige cat: 418 yen - Christmas fluffy white cat: 418 yen The canister tin contained an assortment of ramune candy, strawberry-flavored candy, and crunchy chocolate. It seemed to be a mix of products from different confectionery companies, which made it unique compared to the other Christmas items. The crunchy chocolate was delicious. The tin is just the right size to fit 200g of coffee beans from Kaldis. The cat oval tin had a gold version with a calico cat in the center, but I only found the red one, which saved me from indecision. It contained cookies and strawberry-flavored candy, and the cookies were surprisingly tasty, although having just one felt a bit lonely. I love the fluffy cat series because they are so cute! Each piece comes with a strawberry-flavored candy and is subject to a 10% consumption tax. There were many other Christmas items I wanted, but I had to pass on them due to their size. I will definitely visit again. The new top star couple from the Moon Troupe made their debut performance at Hakataza, which I watched via live broadcast in Hibiya. There are various thoughts I have about it, but from a distance, the two of them looked good together. Among the few truly beautiful people in the Takarazuka Revue, the new top star Tsukishiro Kana-san is stunningly beautiful and I also love her personality, so I hope to continue seeing her for a long time.

A shop in the basement of Hibiya Midtown. They offer not only coffee but also a variety of wines and snacks. I found a rich shrimp cream sauce. Shrimp cream sauce 930 yen. Herb & garlic flavored cheese dip 170 yen.

I love the store, Kaldi. I bought some unique potato chips they had - Harissa flavor and Mala flavor. Both cost 192 yen and are sold by Camel Coffee, which is basically Kaldi's original brand. The Harissa flavor ingredients include potatoes, vegetable oil, paprika powder, salt, garlic powder, cumin, coriander, onion powder, vinegar powder, sugar, sesame, seasoning, flavoring, calcium phosphate, silicon dioxide, acidulant (contains wheat, sesame, soybeans). It's quite red, but not spicy because it uses paprika powder instead of chili. It has a taste of garlic, cumin, and coriander, which I liked. The Mala flavor ingredients include potatoes, vegetable oil, dextrin, maltose, salt, chili, Sichuan pepper, yeast extract powder, black pepper, flavoring, seasoning (contains sesame). When I opened the bag, I could smell the unique scent of Sichuan pepper. This one is not red, but it's spicy due to the chili. I found the flavoring and seasoning to be quite strong.

This is a coffee tasting comparison at Kaldi. The top choice is the Blue Mountain No.1 bean. It has a rich aroma, a balanced taste with a hint of ripe grape, and is considered the king of coffees. The Floral Mocha bean is also recommended for its abundant Mocha aroma. Both are reasonably priced and great for everyday drinking. The flavored drip coffees, Vanilla Macadamia and Choco Macadamia, are recommended for those who enjoy flavored coffees. Kaldi offers a wide variety of coffees at affordable prices, with frequent sales both online and in-store. It's a great place for coffee lovers.

The limited edition items displayed in the storefront always tempt me. Cider: Sweet yet refreshing with a fizzy taste. Cider cup: Feels like Brittany in my heart. Don't need a handle though. Cinnamon and apple donuts: Convenient. Eco bag: Feels too big. Comes with an inner pocket. Can be carried by hand or over the shoulder, 2WAY style.