For those who prefer to listen, head over to stand.fm. This article has been transcribed by AI. The trendy "Kajitsuen Lieber" has opened on the basement floor of the building housing IKEA in front of Harajuku Station. I usually refrain from writing about chain stores on my blog, but each location has its own unique characteristics, and since it's one of my favorites, I wanted to share it. **Access & Atmosphere** Use the Uniqlo on the basement floor as a landmark, and walk to the back left to find the store. It's relatively quiet in the early morning, but it gets extremely crowded during the day, so I recommend visiting during the morning hours. **Harajuku Store Highlights** One notable feature of the Harajuku location is its exclusive online reservation system. However, please note that the morning menu follows a one-drink rule, and unlike other locations, there is no free drink service. **Heavenly Morning Menu** Toast is priced around 600 yen, which is surprisingly reasonable compared to other locations. After some indecision, I chose the fruit sandwich packed with seasonal fruits like melon and persimmons. The fluffy fresh cream combined with seasonal fruits creates an exquisite harmony. I also considered pancakes, and if you’re watching your calories, you might think of just having toast, but when you’re here, you have to enjoy the fruit! **Morning Experience Tips** During the colder months, the inside can get chilly, so I chose a seat with good sunlight. It might be wise to bring an extra layer. Weekdays around 8 AM are a hidden gem when you can enjoy a leisurely time. **All-Day Dining Appeal** In addition to sweets, the menu is rich with meals like roast beef and pasta. While portion sizes are on the smaller side, the atmosphere is stylish enough to satisfy even male diners. Harajuku location stands out as a competent restaurant that can cater to various scenarios from breakfast to dinner. It remains a hidden treasure in Harajuku. Do come and enjoy a gracious moment in this urban oasis. **Kajitsuen Lieber Harajuku Store** Related Rankings: Fruit Parlor | Harajuku Station, Meiji Jingu Mae Station, Kita-Sando Station

I had a Shine Muscat parfait. The Shine Muscat grapes were delicious, but it felt a bit different from what I imagine a parfait to be. It was more like sliced Shine Muscat served with vanilla ice cream, so I would say it was more like a fruit platter. An unexpected advantage was that the place was relatively empty.

I ordered the roast beef plate, which comes with either rice or bread. Honestly, I wasn’t expecting much, but the roast beef was delicious. The meat was perfectly tender and lean. While hotel roast beef is usually tasty, it often has too much fat, which can be off-putting. Here, the fat content was just right for enjoying it with vegetables and fruit. Also, the amount of fruit was incredible. I was able to indulge in a generous serving of high-quality, fresh salad and fruit, paired with delicious meat and rice, all for under 2,000 yen. The cost-performance is amazing. Plus, the self-serve water was fruit-infused! It felt like I was having a meal full of fruits.

There was an all-you-can-eat menu for 60 minutes! I had loco moco and a parfait. Since I went right when it opened, the place was empty, and the atmosphere was bright and nice! However, the loco moco was surprisingly bad, so I wouldn’t recommend it… I almost cried! The peach parfait I had was delicious, though, with plenty of fruit. The restroom isn’t inside the restaurant; you have to go outside to use one in the shopping facility, which makes the flow inconvenient… It’s best to come here just for dessert.

I visited a new place that opened in Harajuku, but many of the Zucotto desserts were sold out. I ended up trying the mixed Zucotto, and it was delicious! I definitely want to go back soon to try the parfait. It seems like if I don’t go early, there will be a lot of items sold out again, so next time I will make sure to go early!

Despite it being a Sunday morning, the place was quite empty. It allowed for a leisurely and comfortable breakfast, and the staff were friendly and attentive. Given the price, I was a bit disappointed with the quality of the salad, especially as a vegetable lover (tears). I often visit Fruits Cafe Kajitsuen in Meguro, where they offer a variety of fruit-based sweets and light meals, including fruit parfaits and cakes. Recently, I visited their branch that opened last year in Harajuku, located on the first floor of WITH HARAJUKU, across from JR Harajuku Station where Uniqlo and other shops are. The location isn't bad, as it leads to Takeshita Street, even though it's slightly tucked away. The breakfast menu is priced at an attractive 550 yen and includes a drink bar. The spacious interior features a central counter with power outlets, surrounded by table seating. Such a relaxed atmosphere with ample seating for larger groups is relatively rare, but surprisingly it was quite empty—only about four other groups besides us. After placing our orders, we went to the central counter to get water and drinks; the main drink options were coffee, tea, and other beverages. I opted for iced tea, and our food arrived fairly quickly. I chose the fruit sandwich for breakfast, which came with a fruit assortment and salad. This day’s fruits were peach, melon, and pineapple. The fruit sandwich had a mix of brown bread and regular bread. It seems like this is a common style across all Kajitsuen locations these days. The fruit sandwich had items like muscat grapes, strawberries, and peach. However, it felt like there was less fruit compared to my experience in Meguro. Additionally, the salad didn’t look very fresh, which I hope was just a one-time incident. The staff were cheerful and engaging, which added to the open atmosphere. I plan to try some other menu items next time. Please follow me for more updates, and thank you for reading!

I visited "Kajitsuen Lieber," located about a 2-minute walk from Harajuku Station, around 1:30 PM on a Sunday and was able to enter without waiting. The restaurant is spacious and allows for a relaxing time! I ordered the "Peach Parfait" and "Strawberry Zucotto." - **Peach Parfait**: A large peach sits on top, so soft and sweet that it cuts easily with a knife. The glass is filled with cut peaches, making the majority of the parfait consist of peach! - **Strawberry Zucotto**: Fresh strawberries are abundantly used, and every bite is filled with the juicy flavor of strawberries. Their sweet and tart taste is prominent, and I never got tired of eating it until the end. I definitely want to visit this place again! Thank you for the meal! **Items I had**: Peach Parfait, Strawberry Zucotto, Drink Bar.

Figs are called "the fruit of immortality" because they are packed with abundant nutrients. They are rich in dietary fiber and minerals, and contain enzymes that break down proteins, making them perfect for a dessert after a meal. Since I usually don't eat figs at home, I ordered a fig parfait for 2,000 yen! Underneath the vanilla ice cream, there were finely chopped figs. It was loaded with so many figs, topped with something like fruit jam. The figs were soft, sweet, and delicious. However, the vanilla ice cream was a bit lacking. The portion was so large that I couldn’t finish it all. The restaurant is located in the UNIQLO building right in front of Harajuku Station. Even at noon during lunch hour, it was quite empty. It seems that if you order lunch, you get a salad bar and a drink bar with it. There’s also melon, so it’s a good deal! The morning menu from 8 to 11 a.m. is also appealing. The restaurant is right by Takeshita Street, but it had a quiet, bright, and clean atmosphere. Orders are placed via QR code, and water and such are self-service. They offered free fruit water. There are charging outlets available, and various credit cards can be used, but there is no parking.

Whenever I visit Fruit Orchard Riebel, I always indulge in either the melon parfait or the fruit parfait. They beautifully present seasonal fruits with gorgeous cutting. The juicy and fresh fruits are generously topped, making it incredibly delicious! Every time the staff brings it to the table, I can't help but applaud. The parfait has plenty of ice cream and cream hidden beneath the melon, and there are chunks of cut melon scattered throughout. It brings me joy with every bite, filling not just my stomach but also my heart. I highly recommend the melon parfait, fruit parfait, and seasonal limited parfaits!

My wife has not been feeling well, and when I asked her what she wanted, she requested fruit sandwiches from this shop. I visited the store and, when I placed the order, the staff informed me I'd need to wait a few minutes. I killed some time at a nearby clothing store and returned at the specified time. A few minutes later, I received the sandwiches and completed the payment. When I got home and handed them to my wife, she was delighted and said, "This is it! This is what I wanted!" It's clear she's really not feeling well, but I'm glad she enjoyed it. She said it was really delicious.

I’ve been curious about Lieber for quite some time but hadn’t tried it until now. It looked incredibly delicious when displayed in the showcase, but I always gave up because there was a long line. This time, I decided to go for takeout, but it turned out to be the biggest letdown of the year. I got the Amaou Zucotto, but it hardly tasted sweet enough to be called Amaou. In fact, it was quite sour. As for the cream, was it supposed to be sweet? It wasn't sweet either—what is this? Honestly, it was on par with something from Cozy Corner. And to think it costs 2,000 yen each!? Unbelievable, unbelievable, unbelievable. Why do people line up for this? Seven Sweets is far better. If you’re just looking for something that looks good in photos, it might be okay, but I won't buy it again. If you want to eat delicious fruit, places like Senbikiya are definitely a better choice. I really wonder why this place even exists. Do they have anything else that's good?

I have used Lieber many times before, but this is my first visit to the Harajuku store. The ceiling is high, and the interior is open and bright. Surprisingly, even on a weekday, the shop was quite empty, making it peaceful. For the lunch set, I had the fruit sandwich. The drinks are served buffet-style, allowing for unlimited refills. The fruit sandwich was as fresh and delicious as always. It was great to be able to choose as many drinks as I liked. Above all, the atmosphere of this location was fantastic. Thank you for a lovely meal!

In the basement of a new building right in front of Harajuku Station. Even though it's in the basement, the sloped design allows for large windows at the back, filling the bright and spacious interior with light. Right after opening at 8 AM, I'm joined only by a refined group of three women, a couple in their senior years, and myself, a man in his late 60s. It's hard to believe that the bustling Takeshita Street is just outside, as this is a calm space for adults. While the morning menu offers toast for 550 yen, I opt for the more substantial fruit sandwich set for 1100 yen, as I really want to eat well after a night shift. Here, drinks are self-serve from a drink bar, with Lipton tea bags available for tea (in contrast, the branch in Meguro served loose leaf tea in a pot). The fruit sandwich is packed with strawberries, kiwis, and other fruits, with the cream being just subtly sweet to enhance the fruit flavors. It's the perfect breakfast. The fruits include the usual melon, along with grapes and pineapple... which aren't in season in Japan right now. Thank you for the meal, it was truly delicious.

After dinner, my daughter announced she wanted to take a walk, and my wife asked, "Should we go to Riberu?" Is it for dessert instead of the usual post-dinner fruit? The ladies were excited, so I tagged along to the restaurant. They chose the strawberry parfait, which is a delightful treat for fruit lovers. The top is all strawberries, and beneath them, there’s a mix of vanilla and strawberry ice cream along with cream. I opted for the seasonal sandwich since I love strawberry sandwiches. When it arrived, I was surprised by the generous portion. It even came with a side salad, which I ate first, leaving me quite full already. The sandwiches included two varieties: one with strawberries and the other with Shine Muscat grapes. I managed to eat one of each and felt completely stuffed. The rest was shared with my wife and daughter. This place is a paradise for fruit lovers!

I was able to get a timely coupon for the opening celebration at Harajuku Fruit Garden Libel, and I enjoyed everything deliciously! The fruit sandwich is made with plenty of seasonal fruits, and just one bite brings happiness! Eating this in the morning feels like a great start to the day! The salad was tasty with fresh vegetables and dressing, and the fruit, including melon and dried persimmon, was wonderfully delicious with a tender inside! There were also two types of fruit water, each with a different and delightful flavor. The cakes looked incredibly delicious as well, so I’d love to try them next time!

I'm a heavy user of the fruit orchard, but I just found out that there's one in Harajuku. The interior, filled with lots of light, felt very pleasant. I always order the morning fruit sandwich, which comes with seasonal fruits, and the salad was delicious too. I was very satisfied.

The pancakes were delicious, but the fruit was lukewarm, which was disappointing. Compared to other places, there were fewer types of zocotto, and it felt expensive for what it offered, so overall it wasn't great.

The pancakes were piled high with fruit, and it was such a treat! Thank you!

The Shine Muscat grapes have a refreshing sweetness, and the fresh cream is also lightly sweet, creating a perfect balance. It felt just right in terms of "fruit sweetness," and I found it very delicious. Honestly, it made me smile. I will definitely visit again!

The women's gathering course was full of delicious options and so much fun!