On 12/22/2022, I visited Triangle Cafe at Takashimaya in Futako-Tamagawa, two stations away from Tama Plaza, for the first time in a while to recharge cuteness. The Christmas parfait costs 2728 yen and is the first Christmas parfait at Triangle Cafe. Inside the strawberry mousse Santa hat, there is a snow globe icing cookie with two types - Santa and reindeer, and on this day, it was the reindeer. The parfait had a refreshing taste with yuzu and yogurt ice cream, pistachio panna cotta, and black tea and strawberry jelly. It was delicious. The snowflake parfait mat was cute, but am I the only one who sees it resembling the destructive killing technique "Hagoromo Gitsune" from "Demon Slayer" - RASEN? It was a delicious and cute experience that provided relaxation. Thank you for the meal.

I made a reservation for a visit before noon on a weekday. I visited because I could make a reservation from the website until 12:00. There were constantly customers coming in on the day, so I was glad I made a reservation. I was seated at a glass table for two and soon received an explanation of the menu. I hesitated between adding a parfait to the lunch menu, but ended up ordering just the meal menu since I had other plans afterwards. I ordered an open sandwich with lettuce, avocado, and salmon on toast made with Asakusa's Pelican bread. I was satisfied, but I thought it might not be enough for someone who eats a lot or an adult male. The Earl Grey tea was served in a pot, allowing me to relax and enjoy. I would like to visit again.

A popular cafe in Futakotamagawa where you can enjoy parfaits supervised by L'atelier de Amasason. Located on the 3rd floor of Takashimaya, this cafe has plenty of seats and a good turnover, making it easy to get in. The seasonal parfaits and sweets are cute and delicious, so you'll want to come back regularly. The parfait with Shine Muscat compote and Fromage Blanc sorbet is refreshing and delicious. The matcha Basque cheesecake is rich and melts in your mouth.

I had been curious about this popular restaurant for a while. The location is great and the menu is fantastic. I finally tried it for the first time and was lucky to get a seat with a nice view towards the back. The seasonal parfait with Shine Muscat grapes and the seasonal pudding tart with melon were not only cute in appearance but also had a satisfying volume and delicious taste that didn't get boring. I will definitely come back again!

I visited again for the second time. It was 2 pm and I couldn't decide between lunch or cake, but ended up choosing cake. Even though it was a weekday, the place was almost full. I was in the mood for tea today, so I had a piece of tea chiffon cake with a cup of tea. The chiffon cake had cream inside, which was delicious, but I wish the sauce on top was a bit more gooey. It was a bit too runny...

After eating a pudding parfait in Marlow, I headed to Time & Space in Futakotamagawa, but the grilled cheese toast I was interested in was sold out. Is it no good on a Saturday evening? Maybe I should try a cafe in Futakotamagawa instead. I arrived around 5:45 pm. The interior of the restaurant is clean and white, giving off a high-class vibe. It almost feels like an art museum? Well, the building itself is a high-end department store typical of Futakotamagawa. The restaurant was about 60% full, so I was able to enter easily. The customers were mostly couples, groups of two women, and a group of older ladies. It would probably be crowded during lunchtime. I was hoping to try one of the four parfaits like Soleil, but unfortunately, none were available. The only option was Shine Muscat, so I decided to pass this time since I had just eaten. Instead, I chose the Steak Hache Sandwich for 1848 yen and a drink set for 385 yen, which included an iced coffee and a mix of seasonal sorbet and homemade ice cream for 660 yen. Apparently, you get a 200 yen discount if you order a set with dessert. By the way, you can choose whether you want the sandwich toasted or not, so I asked for it toasted. The sandwich arrived in about 10 minutes. It was labeled as a steak, but it seemed more like a hamburger steak. However, the cross-section looked delicious. The thick hamburger patty was sandwiched between lettuce, onions, tomatoes, and other vegetables, making it a satisfying snack. The side dish seemed to be pickles. There was a hamburger wrap (I don't know the official name) available, so I wrapped it and took a bite. Huh? It was labeled as 100% beef, so I was expecting a gourmet burger with juicy meat, but it was the opposite – the meat was quite tough and well-done. This might be a matter of personal preference. The meat itself was tasty, but it lacked moisture, which only came from the vegetables. The mustard and garlic flavors were nice, but the overall taste was just okay. Next was the dessert. It included vanilla, matcha, and mango ice cream with berries and stick-shaped cookies. Under the ice cream was a finely crushed cookie dough. The ice cream was rich and delicious. The mango and matcha had a crunchy texture – was this intentional or just too cold? It was refreshing and tasty, but I wonder what the stick-shaped cookies were. They were crispy like cookie dough and delicious, but I wonder if they are a famous confection? It reminded me of Beard Papa's cookie choux dough. The total bill was 2783 yen. I paid with PayPay. Since I couldn't have the cheese sandwich I wanted, I ordered the sandwich as a replacement, but it didn't quite make up for it. The dessert was just a mix of ice cream, but it wasn't bad. I still want to come back for the parfait I had in mind. If they don't offer the parfait I wanted, I wish they had it written on the storefront. The staff's service and the atmosphere of the restaurant were good, so it's a shame.

While waiting for my child's lessons, I usually spend time here. I use this place almost every week. I always think the parfaits look delicious, but they seem too big for me to finish, so I end up ordering other sweets instead. The seasonal pudding tart is delicious, especially the pudding part. Here are some sweets I have eaten recently. Thank you for the delicious treats.

Tokyo prices! I have been living in Tokyo for 10 years and this place gave me that vibe. - The combination of carbonated coffee and lemon was strange. But I think just plain coffee is good enough. - The chicken sandwich had tender chicken and was delicious. However, the bread and salad were simple and not something worth coming here for. - The peach parfait had peach mousse on top and carbonated jelly inside a cookie glass. It was delicious! But it was expensive.

■Peach Soda Parfait (from August 5th)■Matcha Soda This cafe is located in Futakotamagawa, at the Tamagawa Takashimaya SC 3rd floor. They offer parfaits supervised by Latelier a Ma Facom from Ueno-meguro. The Peach Soda Parfait, available from August 5th, features a refreshing peach soda foam that provides a unique and delicious sensation. The Matcha Soda is also highly recommended. The Peach Soda Parfait includes: - Vanilla semi-bread - Fresh peaches - Peach soda foam - Milk ice cream - Peach sorbet - Coconut panna cotta - Green apple jelly

I visited the cafe for the first time during my usual weekend visit. It was quite crowded and the service was slow. We had to wait over 15 minutes for our food to arrive after ordering, and my friend's drink order was forgotten, causing another delay. However, the matcha basque cheesecake was delicious! ✨

The seating is spacious and has a nice atmosphere, but it can be tough on rainy days or when the sun is strong as there is no roof or umbrella. It is easy to enter with a stroller or cart. The staff are very friendly. The gratin is delicious and reasonably priced! The set coffee and cold brew are incomparable - you can choose between Brazil and Ethiopia for the cold brew. The parfait with sable, American cherry, pistachio cream, and Satonishiki sorbet is my recent favorite. It's not too refreshing or light, and it's not a subdued style parfait. I think I still prefer sweet, cake-like parfaits. I might end up liking it because I've been enjoying quiet parfaits or jellies and sour parfaits a lot lately, and I want to change things up.

I usually visit around 6 pm, and there is no wait. However, on weekends or during the day, it can get crowded with a wait for seating. If you go at a different time, it's quite empty and the service is fast. The cream puff used to have a lot more custard filling, now it's more restrained. The price hasn't changed, but it's a bit disappointing. The pudding a la mode is sweet with a good balance of egg and milk flavors. The caramel is slightly bitter, which complements the sweetness. It's topped with a variety of colorful fruits, making it refreshing. The crunchy crumble adds a nice texture. Overall, a good dessert option. No drinks ordered. Total cost: ¥1,980.

TRIANGLE CAFE's Shine Muscat Parfait for ¥2,046 & Seasonal Pudding Tart for ¥836. The Shine Muscat Parfait is a refreshing adult dessert made with sparkling wine and compote using Shine Muscat grapes. The Seasonal Pudding Tart features American cherries and a delicious pudding made with milk from Yuyu Farm in Hachijo Island. Terrace seating is now pet-friendly. 【Price】Shine Muscat Parfait ¥2,046, Seasonal Pudding Tart ¥836 【Phone】03-6805-6718 【Address】TRIANGLE CAFE, Tamagawa Takashimaya S.C, 3-17-1 Tamagawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo #trianglecafe #parfait #TriangleCafe #ShineMuscat #ShineMuscatSweets #pudding #petfriendlycafe #dogfriendlycafe #FutakotamagawaCafe #TokyoCafe #TokyoParfait #AfternoonTea #instafood

TRIANGLE CAFE in Futakotamagawa offers a variety of rice dishes and cakes. On this particular day, I was extremely hungry until 2 pm, so I headed there. I had the Niçoise salad set (with bread and soup), matcha terrine, and drip coffee. After that, I went to Nico Tamadays Cafe and Oxymoron to fill up my stomach. This cafe is quite popular, but has plenty of seating and offers both meals and cafe options. The terrace seats have heaters and blankets, so even on slightly chilly days, it's comfortable. The staff are friendly and the atmosphere is great. I often visit Futakotamagawa, but next time I'll come here to relax on the terrace. -------------- ☑️ Open-Close: 10:30 am - 9:00 pm ☑️ Address: 3-17-1 Tamagawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo ☑️ Access: 3-minute walk from Futakotamagawa ☑️ Terrace seating available ☑️ Reservations accepted via Instagram DM or phone ☑️ For the latest information, check @triangle.cafe on Instagram

This was my first visit. I arrived on a weekday just before 7 pm. Since the store closes at 8 pm, it was very empty and I was able to relax. I wanted to try their parfait, but due to the time, I ordered the Toast Steak and Cafe Latte instead. The Toast Steak used 100% beef patty without any fillers. It was juicy and satisfying, with a nice crispy toast. The only downside was that the red onions were a bit too strong. On my way out, I got a Cream Puff and Matcha Basque Cheesecake to go. The Cream Puff was delicious and the Matcha Basque Cheesecake was rich and had a good matcha flavor, but the price for a small slice felt a bit expensive at 800 yen. Total order: - Toast Steak: 1,680 yen - Drink set: 450 yen - Cream Puff: 380 yen - Matcha Basque Cheesecake (small): 800 yen Paid by credit card.

I visited the restaurant around 4:00 pm on a weekday, which was earlier than usual, and about 80% of the seats were occupied. There was no wait, but it was quite busy. The food I ordered was light, so it arrived quite quickly. - Choux cream - Amazon cacao eclair - Salad - Soup of the day (cold soup with edamame and almond milk) The salad had pink onion dressing and was a small portion. The soup of the day was a cold soup made with edamame and almond milk, topped with olive oil and croutons. It was thicker than expected, with a paste-like consistency at the bottom. The flavor of almond milk was stronger than edamame, which I personally liked. The choux cream, my favorite at this restaurant, seemed to have less custard filling than before. The taste was still good, but I wish they would add more custard instead of whipped cream. - Iced coffee - Sapporo Black Label beer The prices were a bit high, typical of a department store like Takashimaya. However, the atmosphere didn't feel like a department store cafe. If you avoid peak hours, there's no wait, making it a good place for a break during shopping.

I had a stylish parfait. It was so cute that I didn't know where to start. There were seasonal options too! Mine had lots of American cherries, so I was very satisfied. The pistachio mousse was plentiful and sure to be popular with girls. I also want to try the summer limited edition one.

I went to "TRIANGLE CAFE" on the 3rd floor of Tamagawa Takashimaya S.C. South Building at Futakotamagawa Station. I finally tried the parfait that I had been curious about for a long time. The store is located in a terrace-like area outside, and the inside was surprisingly spacious. [Ordered items] Suriège 1980 yen (American cherry, pistachio cream, Sato Nishiki sorbet, Griotte cherry compote) I was interested in all of them, but I chose the cherry parfait. The presentation was so beautiful! The taste was delicious and not too rich, so I was able to finish it by myself. I want to go again.

I was planning to have a cream puff, but I decided to try the new menu that started that day instead. I ordered the Earl Grey chiffon cake (¥682). When I cut into it, it was quite firm, more like a cupcake with cream filling rather than a fluffy and moist chiffon cake. The Earl Grey flavor was strong, and the accompanying sauce was also rich in Earl Grey flavor. It may appeal to those who like Earl Grey desserts. Personally, I found it sufficient without the sauce. It may be tempting to pour the sauce for better presentation, but I recommend trying it without first. If you think of it as an "Earl Grey cake" rather than a chiffon cake, it tastes delicious, but if you expect a chiffon cake, it may disappoint. I also tried the pudding a la mode (¥1,320).