I visited for the second time, this time for lunch. I waited for about 10 minutes before being seated. I chose my favorite pasta, which came with a salad, cake, and coffee. The chocolate cake was delicious. Even though I was full, I ate it all up. The total cost was 2,100 yen.

Herbs is famous for its cakes, but their pasta is also delicious. My recent favorite is the lemon pasta, which has a nice balance of sourness. The tomato pasta with chunks of tomatoes is also very good. I tried the blueberry cheesecake for the first time, but it was just average.

When it comes to Herbs, people usually think of cakes, but surprisingly, their pasta is also delicious. This time, I ordered lemon pasta and tomato-based pasta. The seasoning was great and very tasty. For cakes, you can choose from three varieties, all of which are delicious. The spacious, bright, and clean interior with large windows is also nice. There are many foreign tourists visiting.

First of all, it was slow. It took over 30 minutes from sitting down to getting the salad. The pasta that came after the salad had way too much noodles. And the so-called half-size cake was thin. I was dining alone, but each dish was served slowly. The group of four inbound customers next to me were sharing their dishes, passing them around and eating together, not individually. The salad even arrived late. It makes you feel disappointed when you're on a trip and things like this happen. I wonder if the kitchen was not running smoothly. Also, the language barrier is understandable, but it would be better to have QR code menus that can be translated into different languages, especially for a restaurant that is not cheap. The two people next to me also had their dishes served at different times, with one finishing before the other got their pasta. It took over an hour to finish the meal, even though it wasn't a full course. The management should consider not causing inconvenience to those who have come all the way to Japan for a trip.

I had tea, my friend had lunch, and we were looking for a place where we could relax. So, my friend who works in Shinsaibashi immediately led me to this place inside Parco. The interior of the restaurant is indeed relaxing and lovely. They had seasonal fruits like melon and mango. My friend ordered a refreshing lemon cream pasta lunch, which seemed to have more than half a lemon in it. It came with cake and a drink for around 2,000 yen. I chose a chocolate banana cake since there weren't many options available. When I ordered a drink separately, it cost around 2,000 yen. It would have been a better deal to go for the pasta and cake set with a drink. The restaurant had a spacious interior, but it was hard to get the attention of the staff. It's a good place to spend some leisurely time, but it felt like a waste to only stay for an hour during lunchtime.

I had a milk crepe for 980 yen, a chestnut cake for 880 yen, and a Seattle blend coffee for 680 yen (with free refills). I got quite full after having two cakes and two coffees. The milk crepe I had was delicious with all the fruits being very sweet. The place was crowded at times, but the staff were attentive and quickly prepared the coffee and cakes. I am very satisfied.

Herbs, the cakes are really delicious, aren't they? The cake comes with a half slice, salad, pasta, and a drink for 1900 yen. You can choose one of three types of cakes. There are four types of pasta, all with slightly thick noodles. The seasoning is delicious. The Caesar salad dressing was also tasty. The interior of the restaurant is clean. The clientele is mostly tourists from overseas.

Strawberry chocolate cake. The strawberries were big, sweet, and plentiful. It was described as a cake with alcohol, but I found it delicious. The mixed cream in the middle matched well with the chocolate sponge. I want to eat it again.

The size here seems like it would cost over 1000 yen at a department store basement, but it's actually quite reasonable. I tried it for the first time in a while, and boy, one to share would have been enough (lol). The coffee was free refills, but I couldn't even think about getting more... My stomach was so full. There was a severe lack of staff during weekday teatime. I hesitated to ask for a refill of water. I wish they would just have it out like at a ramen shop.

I usually order a hot strong coffee, but this time I decided to get an iced coffee to cool down my body. I used to visit HARBS often when it was located in the same building as the company showroom (at Herbis Osaka), so it had been a while since I last visited due to its relocation. The combination of chestnut cake and straight iced coffee was outstandingly delicious. The cake was voluminous and had a luxurious sweetness that I couldn't find elsewhere. It was a truly special moment enjoying such exquisite flavors.

In Tokyo, there is a place called Herbs where you can get coffee refills, which is great. I tend to go there when it's nearby. It's a nice spot for a break while shopping. It was not crowded, probably because it was a weekday. I had a milk crepe and a strawberry shortcake. I really enjoy Herbs' cakes because they are satisfying and not too sweet.

I wanted to enjoy a large cake in a nice cafe after a long time, so I came here. I was planning on just having cake and tea, but the cake was expensive at 980 yen, and the tea was in the 500 yen range. So, I decided to have the lunch set for 1,850 yen instead. It included salad, a main pasta dish, a drink, and a half-size cake. The salad had almonds on top, which added a nice touch! I might try to recreate it at home. The spinach and bacon pasta was filled with lots of ingredients. Many lunch pasta portions are small and leave you hungry later, but here, the pasta portion was satisfying. The strawberry and chocolate cake was sold out, so I opted for the banana and custard pie. It was filled with cream, custard, and bananas. Towards the end, I was just eating the custard parts. I left feeling full! It was a weekday, so there were only about four groups in the spacious restaurant, allowing for a relaxed atmosphere. If you want to feel like a princess but still eat heartily, this place is perfect (laughs). Thank you very much.

I was curious about the cakes at Herbs! I always see Herbs crowded with customers. Except for the Daimaru store, there were empty seats so I entered without hesitation! I ordered the banana cream pie from the illustrated menu! When it arrived, I was surprised by its size! It's really big, but the cream is not too heavy, there are plenty of bananas inside, and the sesame flavor is delicious. I ate it all up in no time! Thank you for the meal!

I went shopping on a regular day and decided to have lunch at a cafe called HARBS on the 3rd floor of Shinsaibashi PARCO. This cafe is known for its large cakes. I ordered a lunch set which includes pasta, salad, a half-size cake of the day, and coffee or juice. I chose the pasta with white fish and mussels in oil-based sauce, which was delicious. The salad was served first, followed by the pasta. For dessert, I had a half-size mocha cake with hot coffee. It was a satisfying meal and a nice change from my usual routine.

After visiting PEACE OF PEACE, I took a break at HARBS (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵) There were plenty of seats available, so I was able to get in right away. Today's order was the pear mille-feuille, ice cream, and milk coffee. As expected from HARBS, the cake was large in size and very filling! The pear was also delicious.

While taking a break from strolling around PARCO after enjoying some sushi, I decided to have a slice of cake at Harbs. When it comes to Harbs, the go-to choice has always been the milk crepe for me for over 20 years. I've tried all their classic cakes, but the milk crepe is still my favorite! It's amazing how the taste has remained unchanged for over two decades. There must be some unseen effort behind the scenes to keep the taste consistent. It makes me think that in order to stay the same for so long, they must have made a lot of changes that we don't even notice. Thank you, Harbs, for continuing to serve delicious cakes that never fail to impress. Thank you for the meal!

I visited a café at 17:15. I was not hungry, so I only had a drink. The spacious interior had customers scattered around in a nice way. I ordered one hibiscus fruit herb tea and one iced coffee.

During lunchtime or cafe time, this popular restaurant is always crowded. When I visited around 2 p.m., I was able to enter without waiting in line. I had the lunch set which included salad, pasta, half cake, and a drink. The pasta portion was quite large, so I recommend it for those who want to eat heartily. I was quite full after finishing everything, but it was so delicious that I was very satisfied!

I usually order the "Fresh Fruit Cake" whenever I go to HARBS, but this time, being a big fan of chestnuts, I decided to try the "Chestnut Crepe." It was delicious, with the natural flavor of chestnuts shining through, layered with whipped cream and chestnut cream. I was very satisfied with the taste. Furthermore, since I visited on a weekday, I didn't have to wait in line, and the spacious interior allowed me to enjoy a comfortable time.

I visited around 7 pm. Herbs is extremely popular, with lines at every cafe during the daytime. However, it was empty at night, which was great! I had the apple mango cake and the melon cake. The apple mango cake was like eating a cloud, with a burst of flavor as soon as it entered my mouth! The taste was rich with the sweetness of mango, yet light and refreshing. Even though the slice was large, it disappeared in an instant! It was so delicious that I felt no guilt at all!