After meeting a friend in Kinshicho for a meal, we wanted to spend more time together so we looked for a place to have tea. We found this spacious and relaxing tea shop near the station. Since we were too full for cake, we ordered a coffee float, a cafe latte float, and coffee jelly. To our surprise, they also gave us refills of iced coffee and iced cafe latte. It was such a good deal! My friends really loved it too. The soft serve ice cream was refreshing, and the coffee jelly was rich and delicious. We were so happy to have found this great place!

I had the mille-feuille at this cafe located 1-3 minutes walk from Kinshicho Station. They offer delicious coffee and cake in a relaxed atmosphere. They have branches in Tokyo, Kanagawa, and Chiba. The crispy pastry with rich cream and strawberries is a perfect combination. It goes well with coffee and was very delicious. I will definitely go back again. ☺

I ordered the lunch menu which included Iberico bacon and fried eggplant with tomato sauce pasta (with a drink). For an additional 370 yen, you could add a lunch cake. On this day, the half portion of tiramisu tart (with ice cream) was available. The lunch menu typically includes a mini salad before the main dish, which I found satisfying. Overall, I felt that this restaurant is more suitable for cafe use, as the portion size was adequate but having the mini salad added to the satisfaction. The cake looked delicious, so I took a picture for my next visit.

While shopping, I decided to have lunch at this place inside Alca Kit. The staff's customer service was wonderful. They made sure to make eye contact and recommended a seat by the window, asking if it would be to my liking. I ordered a pasta and cafe latte set, which tasted average and the portion size was also average. The restaurant had a spacious and relaxed atmosphere, allowing me to leisurely enjoy my meal while gazing outside. It was a relaxing and pleasant experience.

During a day trip to Tokyo in the midst of a scorching heat wave, I stopped by this place for a cake set. You get to choose two cakes you like. The soft serve that came with it was rich and delicious. I chose Mont Blanc and the summer limited edition lemon chiffon cake. The chiffon cake was light and tasty. I wanted a window seat but it was occupied, so I ended up at a sofa seat. Nonetheless, the atmosphere was relaxing and I could enjoy my time there without feeling awkward as a solo diner. The cake set plate looked a bit smaller than in the menu photo, but it was filled generously. The taste was really good. But the price... I wonder if it's something I can afford just because I went to Tokyo...

I often come here. The big seats at the back with sofas are great for relaxing. My usual cafe au lait and salted caramel cake are just too delicious. I'm seriously hooked on it. The other cakes are also quite good. Whenever I'm around here, I always make sure to come here. I highly recommend the salted caramel cake.

After finishing my business in Kinshicho, I used the Alca Kit Kinshicho building on my way to Kinshicho Station for something. Every time I take the escalator down, I see this shop and it piqued my interest, so I decided to check it out. I waited for about 10 minutes and entered the spacious store. If you sit by the window, you can overlook the area around Kinshicho Station. What I ordered: - Setouchi Lemon Chiffon & Mango Ricotta Cheesecake with Iced Cafe au Lait for 1,639 yen. *Comes with a drink - My companion ordered Setouchi Lemon Chiffon & Summer Trifle with Hot Black Tea for 1,639 yen. *Comes with a drink The cakes were not presented well, as they were leaning and did not look as good as in the menu photos where the cakes were standing. The soft serve ice cream melted quickly. I hesitated to take photos, and as a result, the shapes of the desserts started to collapse! Nevertheless, everything tasted delicious.

I entered the Kinshicho store to work. The interior was spacious and more relaxing than the Sunshine City store I usually go to. I was seated at a table by the window, but the window was just so dirty. It was too dirty to enjoy the outside view. It was a shame because the atmosphere of the store was nice. I ordered the seasonal Setouchi lemon chiffon cake and tea. Both were delicious. I think it's a good cafe for when you want to work quietly.

Located on the 2nd floor of ArcaKit, with large windows offering a view of the greenery in front of Kinshicho Station, the interior of the shop is bright and spacious. The cakes and drinks are average in taste. The chiffon cake may be slightly dry. The prices may feel a bit high, but the staff are all friendly and the seating is comfortable, making it a good place to relax and unwind.

I felt like eating something sweet, so I stopped by. It was a holiday, so there was a line. I had the strawberry tart set for 1,485 yen. It was cute and delicious. I want to eat lots of strawberries while they are in season! It seemed difficult to stay for a long time, but the atmosphere was nice and comfortable.

Located inside Kinshicho Alkakit, I used the 2-seater sofa seat by the window for a coffee break after my meal ☕️. There were many types of coffee available, but this time I only ordered coffee as the cakes were running low on time. I chose the Classic Blend. My friend chose the Wedgwood ice cup, which had a classy pattern, making the taste even better ♫ The staff were also very friendly and provided excellent service. I think it's a calm atmosphere suitable for dining alone as well.

I think it's been a while since I last visited Café Lami. I didn't plan on eating, but I ended up trying their mille-feuille. The crispy pastry and the firm cream with strawberries sandwiched in between were really good. I usually have preferences for the firmness and sweetness of cream, but I like the ones here. The view wasn't that great, but I enjoyed my cake and blend while looking outside. I realized that I hadn't really gone out anywhere in the past three years, especially up until a year ago. It's nice that things are starting to return to normal and I can enjoy delicious food again.

Located on the second floor of Alcakit Kinshicho, I stopped by to enjoy a cup of hot coffee. There were two of us, and since the interior was not crowded, we were guided to a spacious sofa seat at the back. It was a nice seat where we could relax. I ordered the milk crepe set, and the whipped cream was not too sweet, making it easy to eat. It paired well with the hot coffee.

On Christmas Eve, I wanted to have some cake, so I ordered a cake set. It was a classic shortcake, not too sweet and really delicious! The plates and everything were cute and very soothing. Among the cafes in Alcakit, this is my favorite.

Hooray! I visited Kinshicho, a town with many Filipino and Asian immigrants, after enjoying some flavorful dishes. On my way back, I decided to relax and spend some leisurely cafe time at this place. The building seemed familiar to fans of Kanto, reminiscent of Aeon or Daiei, or even the faithful shop of the Reiwa era! I was amazed by the revolutionary selection of stores, products, and prices. It was my first time entering this place, and I was shocked by the incredibly cheap clothes on sale, almost like a duty-free shop! The coffee and tea aroma in the air as I entered was delightful. Inside, there were spacious seats like a hotel overseas, with quite a few elegant and beautiful furniture pieces. The staff were surprisingly attentive and considerate, given that this was Kinshicho. I ordered an Earl Grey tea and relaxed with my friend. Even though I tend to indulge in eating and drinking excessively, sometimes I also feel like taking a break and relaxing at such a nice place.

This is a stylish and cozy shop located on the 2nd floor of the AlcaKit in Kinshicho shopping mall. They offer not only desserts but also meals like pasta, curry, and gratin. I ordered the "Half & Half Cake Set (1525 yen)" which includes two types of cakes, soft serve ice cream, and a drink. I chose the "Blueberry Shortcake" with blueberry cream and the "Champagne-scented Peach Yogurt Mousse" with peach compote and yogurt mousse. The set allows you to choose two half-sized cakes, making it a great deal.

The interior of the shop is spacious, with sofa seats by the window and table seats in the hall, so you can choose depending on your mood. The cake set costs over ¥1,000, so it's not the best value for money, but the portion size is good, so I was satisfied. It's a plus that you can choose two different cakes with a drink set.

It feels a bit expensive for lunch. I didn't know much about Kinshicho, so I just went into a restaurant that caught my eye, but the meal with a drink was over 1000 yen. Sandwiches are expensive too. It's nice because you can overlook Kinshicho Station, but maybe I won't come back next time. Unless it's for some important business meeting or something.

Shopping in Kinshicho. Excelsoir is always crowded, so we took a break at this hidden gem. The spacious interior was not crowded, so no need to worry about being too close to others. My companion set their sights on the Chiffon Set for something sweet. I was eyeing the Cake Set, but then I spotted the Float Café Glacé (Coffee Float) on the menu, so I decided to try that instead. And when it arrived, it looked like this. The ice cream was piled high, making it quite voluminous. With one bite... What is this! I couldn't help but exclaim in my mind. It had a rich and creamy texture, yet refreshing and not overly sweet. It was truly delicious. This wasn't your ordinary ice cream... A quick search revealed its true identity - the premium ice cream "Cremia." But what exactly is Cremia? According to their website, Cremia is a premium soft serve that combines a rich yet refreshing taste. It is the culmination of Nissei's expertise in soft serve, using carefully selected ingredients and a meticulous production process. It's a luxurious treat like no other. I now understand why it's a bit pricey. As the weather gets warmer, I'll definitely come back to Kinshicho for some Cremia to cool down. It was a delightful discovery. By the way, the Chiffon was a bit disappointing.

Entry time: Thursday at 1:00 PM on a weekdayReservation: NoneWaiting time: Able to enter immediately.Environment: Very spacious, able to accommodate 50 or more people. There are seats with an open view of the outside, as well as sofa-type seats for relaxation. The distance between tables is comfortable and allows for a relaxing atmosphere. Tables are slightly small, but strollers can pass through easily. There are child seats without belts available.Price: Set of Mont Blanc cakes with Japanese chestnut and Western chestnut for 1250 yen.Taste: The café au lait in the set drink has a light coffee flavor and a very small amount, finishing quickly. The Mont Blanc has a disappointing balance with fewer chestnuts and more cream. The Mont Blanc with Japanese chestnut at Ginza Cozy is much more delicious.Payment method: PayPay availableLikelihood of revisiting: The quality is mediocre but the cost-performance ratio is too poor. It would be better to go to Starbucks.