JR Shiodome Station is connected to Shinbashi Station by an underground passage where there is a reasonably priced cafe next to Kaldi. I didn't know they close at 8:00 pm, so I was surprised when I found the shutter closed after making a purchase. It was close to closing time, and the Kaldi milk coffee and brown sugar milk coffee were already sold out. They had small Western sweets like financiers, madeleines, chocolate chip cookies, and assorted baked goods next to the register, which was nice. I ordered a cafe au lait in Ice S size with soy milk, and it was just the right size. Plus, all the products were reasonably priced! It was my first time trying Kaldi's soy latte, and it was creamy and delicious. They were promoting a new pistachio latte, which also looked delicious. While waiting for my takeout order, I found out that if you use the Cafe Caldino original tumbler, you can get double drink points and other services. It was a nice touch. -Memo blog: https://zan3tho.com

When I used to commute to Kagurazaka, I would often stop by for a coffee break on the Ginza Line at Toranomon instead of walking from Shinbashi. It was nostalgic to visit again. The black sugar milk coffee for 250 yen was delicious with a subtle sweetness that lingers. The hot temperature was also nice. For some reason, I ended up going to a Sake no I store afterwards. At that time, it was rare to find a premium cafe with a cafe attached. I used to collect points, but not anymore. "Thank you for the meal!" Appreciation!

This is a coffee stand located next to the entrance of KALDI at JR Shinbashi Station B1. I bought an iced coffee to quench my thirst after walking in the scorching heat. It's a stand with no seating, only for takeout. The small size costs 200 yen. Although vending machine coffee is cheaper, the taste here is good because it's from KALDI, which sells coffee beans. I enjoyed the strong bitterness of the coffee.

I was surprised to see that Caldi had finally opened a store in this form. Firstly, the price of 200 yen is amazing. Since Caldi is known for its low prices, it makes sense to have that price range. However, even though I am not knowledgeable about coffee, this coffee really suited me. It was refreshing and easy to drink. I'm not sure if it's called "no bitterness," but it was a taste that I could enjoy anytime. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

This is a coffee shop located on the way to the Ginza Line direction after exiting the JR Shimbashi Station Shiodome underground ticket gate. It is operated by "Kaldi," which sells coffee and imported ingredients, and is attached to the Kaldi Coffee Farm Shimbashi store. The shop has a separate counter from the main store, making it convenient to access and purchase coffee quickly. There are no seating areas, as it is a takeaway-only shop. The menu offers Nel Drip Coffee, Iced Coffee, Cafe au Lait, Kaldi Milk Coffee, and Brown Sugar Milk Coffee, all priced at 200 yen for a small size and 250 yen for a medium size, except for the Pistachio Latte, which is priced at 350 yen for a small size and 400 yen for a medium size. I tried the Iced Coffee in a medium size for 250 yen, which is only 50 yen more than the small size. The appearance is similar to popular coffee chains like Starbucks and Tully's. However, Starbucks has stopped using plastic cups, so it is easy to tell the difference. Nevertheless, using a paper wrap with a logo on the plastic cup gives the impression of enjoying coffee from a slightly higher-end shop. In terms of taste, being a Kaldi product, it is not extremely bad but not exceptionally delicious either. The coffee has a mild aroma, bitterness, and acidity, making it easy to drink. The best part is the quantity you get for the price. It may not be the best coffee, but for 250 yen, you get a generous amount, making it perfect for gulping down on a hot day. This shop is recommended for those who find canned coffee unsatisfying at the office but think Starbucks or Tully's are too expensive.

I didn't know that there was a cafe called Cafe Caldi inside the Caldi store in Shimbashi Station on the JR line. I ordered a pistachio iced latte. The pistachio flavor was not the sweet kind commonly found in pistachio desserts, but rather a strong and nutty flavor. Towards the end, it became slightly bitter, so maybe a smaller size would have been better. It was delicious and affordable, so I would like to try other menu items in the future.

This is a cafe located next to KALDI in the underground of Shinbashi Station. [Order] ・KALDI Milk Coffee S 250 yen I used to love the coffee that I could sample at KALDI, but due to the influence of COVID-19, they stopped offering samples. I can't seem to recreate it at home... But at this cafe, I can drink the same thing, so I'm very happy. I've tried to go to this KALDI several times because I want to, but I haven't been able to go since miraculously finding it on this day. I have no idea where the road is... haha I hope to make it there again someday.

There is a takeout cafe stand located next to KALDI, between the Shiodome-bound ticket gate and the Ginza Line transfer passage at Shinbashi Station. I was intrigued by the pistachio latte I saw every time I passed by. It seemed to be a limited-time offer, so I quickly purchased an iced latte. - Iced Pistachio Latte (S): ¥350 The pistachio flavor is strong! I don't really taste the latte, but as a pistachio lover, I really like it. It's small and just the right size because it's intense. I would definitely buy it again for ¥350.

I happened to come across a rare takeout coffee stand from Kaldis, and decided to try their Pistachio Latte. It was delicious with a strong pistachio aroma and flavor, and I could also taste the coffee well. Thank you for the treat!

I had a small size of blended coffee. Generally, I think blended coffees have a safe taste, but this one had less bitterness and a strong acidity, making it a unique coffee. The receipt said "morning," so maybe they offer a refreshing type of coffee in the morning.

I didn't use the Caldi, but the next-door Caldiño. It's a cafe-like shop of Caldi, but this one is takeout only. The blended coffee starts at 200 yen per cup, which is cheap. It's machine-extracted, but since they use Caldi beans, even at this price, it has less bitterness than Doutor and is generous in quantity. It's poured into a cupful, with a good aroma and a delicious taste with a strong flavor and a hint of acidity. It was delicious.

Visited the KALDI store on the concourse of JR and Ginza Line before 8pm on Wednesday, a public holiday in 2015. There is a Cafe Kaldino attached to the store. I ordered a Nel Drip Coffee S (¥200) wondering how it differs from the complimentary coffee offered at the storefront. The blend was soft and had no strong taste. The aroma was also mild, but just right. Since it's on the concourse, there is no place to sit and enjoy the drink. As a result, I had trouble finding a place to dispose of the cup after finishing it. The trash cans had been removed from the station premises...

I came across a coffee stand that I hadn't seen at other Caldi Coffee locations. During my visit to Tokyo, I stumbled upon the Caldi Coffee Farm in Shinbashi. It was a unique find as I was on my way to the Toei Asakusa Line platform and almost missed it. Caldi is a well-known chain with nearly 300 stores nationwide, known for selling coffee beans. However, personally, I associate Caldi more with imported foods and original products, such as their almond tofu and taco chips. Upon further research, I discovered that this particular store is the only one within the chain that offers coffee and cafe au lait. I decided to order a small size iced milk coffee for 250 yen using my Suica card. The taste was reminiscent of a recent iced cafe latte from a certain convenience store chain, but with a refreshing finish that didn't leave a lingering milk aftertaste. After finishing my drink, I disposed of the cup in the trash bin and left the shop. It was my first time encountering a Caldi coffee stand, and I enjoyed the refreshing iced milk coffee. Thank you for the meal.

This is a coffee stand next to Kaldi. They serve Nel Drip Coffee size M for 200 yen. They use the classic and affordable mild Kaldi beans, but guess what! They do Nel Drip with it. It has been about 10 minutes since the extraction, and the taste is rich and smooth. The bitterness is subdued, and the flavor is well-rounded. Nel is truly great! It enhances the flavor of the beans by 1-2 levels. Overall, I usually tend to go for the convenient paper drip, but if you have medium roasted beans or higher, there is no extraction method that can beat Nel.

This is a review of the CAFE KALDINO located near the Shiodome ticket gate at JR Shinbashi Station. It is a take-out coffee stand. I purchased an iced café au lait for 250 yen and enjoyed it on the spot. It was creamy and had a refreshing aftertaste. I think it's worth the price. It's not surprising that Caldi, known for its coffee, is expanding into cafes.