I came to Cross Tower for breakfast, even though the prices have gone up a bit. I often come early in the morning, so I usually have breakfast before heading out. I ordered the toast set with a side salad and changed the regular coffee to a charcoal-filtered iced coffee. I placed my order and waited for a while. Finally, my butter toast arrived - it was rich and delicious. The toast was perfectly buttered and had a nice crispy texture. It may not come with jam, but for those who can't eat without butter, it's a lifesaver. I personally don't mind having it without jam. Either way, the butter toast is really tasty.

There are two single-person smoking rooms inside the store. There is also a smoking room on the first floor of the building. All cafes near Shibuya Station within walking distance are full on weekends, but here is a safe bet for sure (ㅅ´ ˘ `) I used it for a business meeting. If you take JR, head towards the central ticket gate of Shibuya Station, turn right as soon as you exit the gate, pass through the building, cross the walkway on the rotary, and cut through Hikarie. When you come out on the main street, cross the pedestrian bridge to go upstairs, and you will reach the 3rd floor of the building. From there, you can go down to the 1st floor on the escalator without feeling hot!

I tried the Ice Cream Vienna Coffee at this cafe. The cream was not spread out but had a thick ice cream-like texture. The coffee was bitter and the cream was subtly sweet. It might be just right for those who prefer less sweetness with their dessert.

When you become a café refugee in Shibuya, this place is a lifesaver! The access from the station is easy once you remember it, but you might get a little lost at first trying to find the entrance. I usually love the hotcakes at Café de L'Ambre, but this time I went for the charcoal coffee with charcoal coffee jelly, a mysterious combination, while my friend opted for a sweet drink paired with a parfait.

The place with a buttery toast, Cross Tower, was my first stop in Shibuya in the morning, so I decided to grab breakfast there. Despite its slightly pricey image, the morning set comes with a delicious cup of coffee, which is important to savor. It costs 580 yen and you can swap the boiled egg for salad, which I did. The butter on the toast was generously spread by the staff, but I wished it was a bit more to get that freshly baked taste. The toast was big and buttery, just like in England, making it a great morning meal.

Hello everyone. This is Hidechan Kochan Papa, who commutes between Tokyo and Nagoya. I provide family service in Nagoya and work alone in Tokyo. Therefore, my posts are a bit more about Tokyo than Nagoya. Nice to meet you. Today, I had some time in Shibuya, so I decided to take a break at a coffee shop in Miyamasuzaka. Usually, I would order coffee, but I was intrigued by the old-fashioned cream soda on the menu, so I decided to try it. The atmosphere of the shop was calm rather than trendy, so the retro cream soda suited it well. The clear melon soda with a firm scoop of vanilla ice cream was simple yet really delicious. The cherry on top added a touch of sweetness. The way the flavors changed as it melted was also something special. It was a very soothing and enjoyable time. I plan to visit again. Thank you for reading until the end today.

I visited Kissa-kan Shibuya at Cross Tower Building, 2nd floor in Shibuya-ku and had their morning set menu. It included toast, fried egg, and salad, allowing me to enjoy a leisurely breakfast. Thank you for the meal.

I went to a coffee shop located inside Shibuya Cross Tower. The interior of the shop is spacious and relaxing. There were plenty of empty seats, so I could unwind without worrying about the people around me. I ordered an iced coffee, which was a bit pricey in the 500 yen range. Even with cream and syrup added, the coffee had a great aroma and tasted delicious. I would like to visit again if I have the chance. It was really tasty.

It's the Obon season in Japan. Today is a public holiday for Mountain Day, so it's a 3-day weekend. I had some errands in Shibuya today and was looking for a place where I could grab a quick meal in about 30 minutes to an hour. Shibuya has plenty of cafes to choose from, as expected in a young people's town. Among them, I was torn between Cafe Coffee KAN Shibuya and another cafe with a similar name, but the bread menu at this one looked delicious, so I decided to go here! The location is on the 1st floor of Shibuya Cross Tower, about a 5-minute walk from Shibuya Station, which is an office building. This place has a restaurant area. I arrived around 2 pm, still before the end of lunchtime, but all the shops seemed closed, and the corridors were dim and quiet in some places. Oh no, this place might be closed... I was starting to give up, but then I noticed people coming out of the cafe, so I realized it was open. Inside the cafe was more spacious than it seemed from the outside. Despite being a holiday tea time, there were hardly any customers. Maybe because the offices were closed. The staff were chatting casually, creating a laid-back atmosphere. It's no wonder that hardly anyone would come in when all the restaurants in the area are closed and it's so quiet. Just when I was thinking that, a few couples of ladies entered, one after another. The ladies who sat next to me seemed to be part of a nearby hobby circle gathering. They were having elegant conversations, typical of leisurely ladies... The menu is as shown in the images. I deliberately took a photo of the parts that don't seem like they would be on Tabelog. Although not shown in the photos, there is quite a variety of just iced coffee alone! Especially the hot varieties range from fully ripened beans to original fancy-named blends. Just as expected from a coffee shop named Coffee KAN. For my meal, I decided to go with the Coffee KAN Hot Dog, which was recommended quite a bit. It costs ¥390. Since there was no drink set available for this menu, I also ordered a single iced coffee. I was slightly indecisive about which one to choose, but the waitress recommended the Coffee KAN Iced Coffee, which she said had a sour taste, so I went with that. It costs ¥480. After about 10 minutes, the drink and the meal arrived. I didn't notice when I ordered, but there was a small salad included! A pleasant surprise for me (I'm too easily pleased)... First, I tried the iced coffee. Oh... This is... As the waitress mentioned, it has a sour taste! A lingering aromatic aftertaste. The milk I added halfway through was quite creamy, almost like whipped cream, which complemented the coffee well. Maybe it was because I added too much. Now, onto the meal - the hot dog! The pickles were not as salty and the mustard not as spicy as they appeared, making it easy to eat, but it felt slightly lacking in flavor. I ended up adding Tabasco sauce, which I rarely do. The taste was just right for me. Overall, it was delicious! The sausage was crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. The bread was soft, nothing out of the ordinary. The portion size was typical of a cafe light meal, perfect for a quick bite when you don't feel like fast food. Although there were some customers coming in later, the place felt spacious, so seating was comfortable. Near the register, they were also selling their original coffee beans. You can enjoy their special taste at home too. If you want to leisurely enjoy quality coffee on a holiday in Shibuya, this cafe is a great choice!

Beef curry with salad for 1280 yen. Comes with ice coffee. Extra rice for 110 yen. I like this curry.

Coffee House Shibuya Store Order Dish - Coffee House House Sandwich / 600 yen Located on the 1st floor of the Cross Tower Building. Cafes in Shibuya are always full, making it tiring just to secure a seat, but this place is relatively quiet as it is located in a less noticeable location, making it a favorite spot. It has a nostalgic coffee shop atmosphere, and they brew each cup of coffee using a siphon. This time, I ordered the House Sandwich. It contains chicken, cucumber, egg filling, and sunny lettuce. The hot sandwich is made after you place your order. The food at Coffee House is actually delicious. Thank you for the meal.

The coffee shop in Shibuya is spacious, affordable, and delicious compared to other cafes in the area. It is located behind Hikarie, but it is relatively quiet as it is just across the road. The hotcakes are cooked perfectly after ordering, fluffy yet with a crispy edge. The coffee, needless to say, is of optimal taste and temperature.

It's nice to be able to relax and the coffee shop is good.