It's about a 10-minute walk from the Skytree! I visited around 11 AM on a Sunday, and there were just a few seats left. If I had arrived a bit earlier, I could have chosen my favorite seat! It's a place that locals visit, and pets are also welcome. The hot café latte felt a little small in quantity, but maybe that’s about the same as what I usually drink?

The location is just a 3-minute walk from Oshiage Station, making it incredibly convenient and easily accessible. It’s surrounded by residential buildings, so the environment is quite peaceful. I visited around 2 PM on a Sunday without a reservation, and I was able to enter without any trouble. The botanical muscat soda was very delicious! I usually order coffee, but I'm glad I chose this instead!

It's about a 3-minute walk from Oshiage Station, near Yakiniku Sumiya, but it's located just off a side street. The entrance is narrow, but the interior is spacious with a stylish design that makes great use of the space. I ordered the ENRICH Burger, Pancake Combo Plate, and two café lattes. The ENRICH Burger has a large patty with a meaty texture that is extremely delicious. The brioche bun is also a nice touch. The pancakes were good as well. It's great to have another pet-friendly place to visit. They serve wine and other alcoholic beverages in the evening, so I’m considering coming back for dinner next time.

It's a new cafe that opened this July, just a 20-second walk from Exit B1 of Oshiage Station. I visited for a lunch on a weekend. The interior is new and clean, with a stylish gray theme that wouldn’t be out of place in Omotesando. There are larger tables in the back as well as smaller two-person tables. The menu is accessed by scanning a QR code on the table, and there are lunch plates as well as hearty options like burgers. There aren’t many sweet options, but there are a few varieties available. I ordered a hamburger, a side of soup, a banana bread-like dessert, and a craft cola. The hamburger features a brioche bun, which adds a sweet touch. The bun is quite substantial, making the burger more filling than it looks. The meat has a good flavor, so overall, it’s tasty, though I personally prefer non-brioche buns. The sweet potato soup was really delicious; they also have a soup lunch set that sounds great. The banana bread is quite sweet and generous in portion, resembling American-style desserts. The cake itself is sweet, but the cream on top has a bit of acidity, possibly from yogurt. This adds a refreshing contrast, suggesting that the two are meant to be enjoyed together. The cream is generously applied, and I look forward to trying more seasonal soups in the future.

I visited a new café that opened in Oshiage after it was recommended to me by an acquaintance as a stylish spot. I arrived at 11 AM and saw two other groups using the café. The ordering process inside involves scanning a QR code to make payments and place orders. Although the seating is limited, the café is well-designed and stylish, making it suitable for groups of friends and couples. As for the pancakes and café au lait, they were decent but nothing special—just average in taste. There wasn't much that stood out. However, the elegant presentation and lovely plates made for great Instagram-worthy photos. If it were just about the taste, I probably wouldn't want to return. Additionally, it seemed like the staff might be family-run, but I noticed a few issues with the service that left me feeling unsatisfied, so I probably won't visit again.

Tokyo: Just a 3-minute walk from Oshiage Station, a cafe dining spot that opened in July where you can enjoy everything from breakfast to dinner. ☑︎ Pancake Combo Plate - 1800 yen The breakfast plate is incredibly luxurious! The large pancakes come in a thick two-layer stack, offering substantial portions. Made with Hokkaido butter milk, the batter is fluffy and chewy, making it delicious. Drizzling with the separately provided maple syrup adds a delightful sweetness! The pancake itself isn't very sweet, allowing for a flavor change as you enjoy it! Toppings include bacon, smoked salmon, and avocado, with the avocado being particularly creamy and delicious. ☑︎ Cappuccino - 680 yen A cappuccino with just the right amount of bitterness ☕️, and the latte art was cute as well. The atmosphere is pet-friendly, providing a soothing experience from the morning! For more posts, check out: @kgu.rume @kgu.rume2 ⚪︎ Store Information ⚪︎ Address: 4-15-9, Miyata Building 1F, Yoyohira, Sumida-ku, Tokyo 130-0002 Hours: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM Closed on Wednesdays #TokyoGourmet #HigashimukojimaGourmet #HikifuneGourmet #ENRICH #GourmetAccount #OshiageGourmet #HigashimukojimaLunch #HikifuneLunch #HikifuneCafe #HigashimukojimaCafe #OshiageCafe #ConnectWithGourmetLovers #GourmetStagram #PancakeLovers #Pancakes #CaféClub #ConnectWithFoodLovers #UraKaoGourmet #GourmetExploration #Enrich #KaoGourmet #CafeLovers #Tabelog #InstagramGourmetAward2024 #GourmetExploration

This new store opened on July 23, just a 20-second walk from Exit BI of Oshiage Station. The interior has a clean, white design that gives a fresh café vibe. In addition to pancakes, they offer meals and desserts as well. Please note that pancakes are available only during lunch hours from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. They have two types of pancakes: buttermilk pancakes and a pancake combo plate perfect for breakfast. I tried the pancake combo plate priced at ¥1800. It features two large, fluffy buttermilk pancakes that are nicely browned on the surface, topped with bacon, egg, salmon, avocado, and a salad, making for a generous spread. Eating such a fantastic plate in the morning has always been a dream of mine, and it was wonderfully filling! The pancake batter is subtly sweet with a hint of saltiness, which works well for a savory pancake dish. You can enjoy it on its own to savor the flavors of the ingredients, or drizzle some maple syrup for a delightful sweet-salty experience. The staff provided attentive service, making it a comfortable place to dine. If you're interested, I recommend checking it out! In the evening, the lighting is dimmed, creating a more moody atmosphere. Thank you for the delicious meal!

I visited on a holiday morning. The area around Oshiage has seen a rise in pancake and brunch spots recently. This place seems to have opened not too long ago, giving it a feel of being a hidden gem. The pancake plate comes with pancakes, a fried egg, bacon, salad, and in addition, salmon and avocado, making it quite luxurious. The pancakes have a strong milky flavor and a gentle taste that is soft and fluffy. This gentle sweetness suggests a bit of care in the preparation. It was delicious; thank you for the meal!

You can enjoy a fun meal that blends American diner, French, and Asian cuisines. There is no wine list, so ordering a bottle is a bit of a hassle, but the great atmosphere and friendly staff more than make up for it. I was so hungry that I forgot to take pictures of the dishes.

**Features**: Just a 1-minute walk from Exit B1 of Oshiage Station. An all-day dining restaurant where you can enjoy meals from breakfast to dinner. Open from 9 AM to 9 PM. Opened on July 23, 2024. **Menu Content**: - Buttermilk Pancakes (1,400 JPY) with whipped cream and maple syrup - Bread Deli Plate (1,100 JPY) with today’s bread, salad, coleslaw, egg, and sautéed mushrooms - Café Latte (680 JPY) I had heard that a new café opened in Oshiage, so I decided to visit right away. It's great that it's open from morning to night, making it suitable for various occasions! On this day, I visited for a breakfast and lunch combo. The buttermilk pancakes I ordered were stacked three high, so it was quite a substantial portion for one person. The pancakes were fluffy and chewy, allowing me to enjoy the true taste of the ingredients. The interior is styled in white, creating a chic space that makes you want to take photos. The staff were friendly and welcoming, so I would love to visit again. Thank you for the meal!

In August 2024, a stylish new store opened just a short walk from Oshiage Station in the downtown area. There are not many shops in this area that stay open late, and many close early, so it's great to have this option. I visited for the first time because I wanted to enjoy a quick glass of wine. I ordered everything via my smartphone, including a glass of red wine and grilled vegetables. The atmosphere in the evening was calm, with candles and downlights, and the beautifully arranged flowers added to the stylish interior. The glass of red wine was from Australia and was very delicious. The grilled vegetables were plentiful and included mushrooms, bell peppers, and other seasonal veggies. Since I visited as a second stop, I didn't eat much, but next time I'd like to go for lunch and try the stylish pancakes. It was delicious—thank you for the meal!

A new restaurant has opened near Oshiage Station. It seems to be open from breakfast time through to dinner. The interior is stylish, perfect for dates or groups of women. During dinner, candles were lit, creating a nice ambiance. After enjoying some beer, I consulted with the staff and ordered a bottle of orange wine. For food, I had asparagus with poached egg, pineapple with burrata cheese, and smoked salmon tartine. Everything was reasonably good but left me feeling somewhat unsatisfied. There was no “pleasant surprise”; the dishes were exactly as I imagined based on their names. It seems to be aimed at a younger crowd. For adults who enjoy trying different dining experiences, I wouldn’t necessarily recommend it. However, the pancakes seem popular, so it might be a great spot for breakfast or café visits. Thanks for the meal!

I visited a recently opened café for lunch on a holiday. The interior is clean and spacious, with quite large tables (though they can get crowded and you might have to share). I ordered pancakes and a hamburger, and while I thought 1800 yen was a bit pricey, the food was delicious. The hamburger had slightly rare meat, oozing with juice. The pancakes had a sweet and salty flavor, which some people will really enjoy. Since it's a café, it's a nice place for couples who want to relax and soak in the atmosphere.

On July 23, I visited a trendy cafe called "Open." Here’s what I ordered: - Salmon Toast: ¥1,480 - White Peach Toast: ¥1,480 - Pancake Combo Plate: ¥1,800 - Orange Americano: ¥750 - POG Fruit Soda: ¥850 - Lavender Lemongrass Lemonade: ¥850 The salmon toast and white peach toast were incredibly delicious! The juicy white peaches paired perfectly with the mildly sweet whipped cream cheese. The salmon toast, topped with dill cream cheese and a poached egg, was also ideal for breakfast. Thank you for the wonderful meal!

A dining cafe bar that was born in Oshiage has created an environment based on the concept of flexible usage to match a free lifestyle, including its menu, furniture, and space. The interior features a deep layout with numerous table seats and a counter area, making it enjoyable for both individuals and groups. This time, I visited for breakfast and tried various dishes, including pancakes and open-faced sandwiches. Everything was delicious, and I particularly enjoyed the bread-based items; the bread itself was incredibly tasty, highlighting the quality of the ingredients. The peaches were fresh and juicy, and the not-too-sweet cream paired perfectly. It's open early in the morning, and I definitely want to go back.

I visited for brunch on Saturday. After watching the Paris Olympic opening ceremony until dawn, I enjoyed a leisurely breakfast. I headed to Solamachi at Tokyo Skytree for lunch, but it was incredibly hot, and the area was extremely crowded. Students are on summer vacation, after all! Additionally, I spotted a few women in yukatas, as today was the Sumida River Fireworks Festival! Despite the heat, I looked for a restaurant a little away from the Skytree. I found a place about 1-2 minutes on foot from Exit B1 of Oshiage Station, decorated with congratulatory flowers for its opening. I entered at 11:45 AM. The interior was bright and very clean, with pretty flowers on the tables. The seating included two four-person tables, two two-person tables, one round table for about four people, and three counter seats. Upon entering at 11:40 AM, there were six customers ahead of me. I was told, "Please take any seat you like!" so I sat at the furthest back table. The staff explained that orders were to be placed via a QR code and payment was cashless. Also, water was self-serve. It turned out that I needed a smartphone with LINE to place my order. Thankfully, I was able to order using another smartphone that had LINE. It seems you have to become a friend on LINE as well. I ordered the "Bread Deli Plate" for 1,100 yen. It was served in about 13 minutes. The Bread Deli Plate included two pieces of toasted baguette, a sunny-side-up egg, sautéed mushrooms, fresh vegetables, pickled purple cabbage, and mixed grain rice. The egg was cooked just to my liking with a runny yolk, which I enjoyed topping on the baguette. It would have been nice to have salt and pepper on the table. Given the hot day, the pickled purple cabbage and vegetable salad were refreshing and delicious. The sautéed mushrooms were also very tasty. The kitchen staff consisted of three people, and there was one young and energetic server. Especially, the female server was polite in her greetings and explanations, and her smile was wonderful. By before noon, the place was nearly full with couples. Solo diners quickly did their payments. Payment was made at the cashier near the entrance, accepting cards and cashless options like PayPay. Thank you for the meal!

I visited on a Sunday around 11:30. The restaurant was fairly busy, but there was still enough space to accommodate customers. The takeout menu only offered burgers. The meat has a strong, robust flavor that really fills you up. It's also quite rare to see brioche used for the buns, which adds a nice touch with its cute color. However, you need to eat quickly, as the juices from the tomatoes and other toppings can make the brioche soggy if you take your time. Overall, it was a great experience!

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