I had the opportunity to eat at Bills for the first time in a while♪ The other day, I was in Harajuku and in the evening, I felt like having something sweet, so I went to "bills" inside Tokyu Plaza! There is often a long line, but this time the seats were relatively empty. I was able to relax in the calm atmosphere of the restaurant☆彡 I ordered, of course, the Ricotta Pancakes ¥1,500 (served with fresh bananas and honeycomb butter). In recent years, there has been a significant increase in pancake shops, but among them, Bills' pancakes are my absolute favorite! They arrived, wobbling and fluffy! On the backside, there were sliced bananas! Drizzled with maple syrup. I sliced into the three layers of fluffiness and moistness! It was so soft and creamy! The first time I tried this texture, I was so impressed!!^p^ The sweetness was just right, with a hint of buttery goodness. I devoured all three pieces!＾＾ Since it wasn't crowded and the ambiance was nice, I ordered a pot of tea after my meal - the house-made Almond Milk Chai by Prana Chai, Masala Blend ¥880. Ugh...what is this, it's not delicious!＾＾； I love chai, but this one was somehow powdery. What a disappointment! ('ω')ノ They gave it such a fancy name, but it's not good at all! (≧◇≦) But, I'm satisfied because I got to eat the pancakes!^-^ Thank you for the meal~

My wife had been wanting to try the pancakes here for a while, so we decided to visit for dinner today. The restaurant is located on the 7th floor of Tokyu Plaza Omotesando Harajuku, right outside the elevator exit of Meiji-Jingumae Station on the Fukutoshin Line. We tried to make a reservation on the same day but were told that all reserved seats were full, so we arrived at 7:30 pm. Although there were empty seats inside, we still had to wait for a bit for some reason. The menu looked interesting, so we decided to go for the course meal priced at 5200 yen. My wife ordered a beer (900 yen) while I opted for the Botanist Gin Yuzu Collins (1200 yen). The Gin Yuzu Collins was refreshing and delicious, especially with the long cucumber garnish. The 5200 yen course included: - Tuna and Watermelon Tartare with Watermelon and Collard Green Pickles - Mussels and Tomato Tagliatelle with Oregano, Basil, and Chili - Ribeye Steak with Café de Paris Butter, Watercress Salad, and Seven Spice Crispy Potatoes The Café de Paris Butter paired well with the ribeye steak, which was tender and flavorful. The crispy potatoes were perfectly seasoned, and the watercress added a nice touch of bitterness. - Ricotta Pancakes with Fresh Banana and Honeycomb Butter The fluffy pancakes were delicious, especially with the honey butter. The bananas, syrup, and hot coffee made for a perfect ending. We also paired the steak with red wine. The ambiance of the restaurant was cozy, with music, books, and art displays creating a pleasant cafe-like atmosphere. Monday nights are not too crowded, and the course meal offers good value, making it a hidden gem for dinner. The location is convenient and easy to access. I usually avoid popular places, but this turned out to be a great find!

I am Little Tooth, the Northern Walking Man. Today, I visited here. Since it's Sunday, I made a reservation on Tabelog just in case before coming. The staff checked for reservations, and those who didn't have one had to wait a bit. By the time I left at around 9:30 AM, there were about 10 people waiting. About 10 years ago, I had pancakes at Bills in Odaiba, and the experience was unforgettable. I have been to Bills a few times since then, and I always order pancakes. The atmosphere with many foreigners adds to the enjoyment, and the delicious pancakes are the best. Also, here is seat billing. Thank you for the meal.

We visited with two people at 10:00 on a weekday and were seated right away without waiting, but by 10:20 it was almost full. The pancakes and coffee were very delicious, and we love this place because of the friendly staff and their good service! Recommended dishes: Ricotta Pancakes, Flat White, Cold Brew.

The pancakes were delicious. I thought the pancakes at bills were really different. It was my first time going to bills at night, but I found the rice dishes to be mediocre for the price. There wasn't anything that I thought was really delicious.

On Sundays at 8:30 AM, there are plenty of seats available so you can get in on the first round. Even if the first round is full, about 30% of the seats are still available until around 9:30 to 10:00 AM, so you can get in without waiting in line. A fun fact is that when you line up, it's better to get off on the 6th floor instead of the 7th floor and line up at the stairs, as you may end up ahead of the people you rode the elevator with. I once got on the elevator first but ended up being the last one to get off because of the button operation, so I use this strategy when needed. It feels awkward when people who got on after you just walk past you without a nod, so I prefer to use this strategy. Fresh orange juice is the best here for a luxurious breakfast feeling. Pancakes may be popular, but I only need one bite. If you come with a group, sharing might be a good idea. During the time of COVID, we had to order via QR code, but now we can order verbally, which I think should have been continued. There are solo customers like me, both men and women, so it's not a big deal.

I visited the restaurant at the usual opening time. Customers were coming in one after another, but around 9:30 there were still plenty of seats available. I ordered the ricotta pancake. The dough was fluffy and melted in my mouth. The butter with maple syrup was so delicious that I wanted to eat it on its own. The maple syrup had just the right amount of sweetness and didn't overpower the taste of the dough. The pancakes were so fluffy and light that I could easily finish three pancakes on my own.

bills, known for having the best breakfast in the world, starting from Sydney, Australia. I arrived a little before 8:30 and had to wait a bit. The receptionist greeted me as soon as the elevator doors opened. The service was polite, but the lack of a smiling face gave off a slightly subdued energy. Personally, I found the spacious interior and ample seating quite inviting, so it seems like it's okay to visit without a reservation even slightly after opening on weekdays. The menu may be a bit confusing for first-timers, with only text patterns. I opted for a safe choice of plate dishes and coffee. Adding toast for an extra $300 may not be necessary. The poached eggs were served, but adjusting the seasoning with the salt and pepper on the table made it tastier. I ordered coffee at the same time as my meal, and it arrived a bit early. The service was not outstanding in terms of timing or noticing when a customer is looking for the restroom. These subtle elements were lacking, making me less eager to visit again. However, the location is great, and it seems like a good place for morning meetings. The total cost, including drinks, was around $3,000. Thank you for the meal!

I ordered ricotta pancakes, grilled chicken, and herb Asian salad. The chicken had a crispy coating and was likely made with chicken breast, so it was not too heavy and tasted great with lemon. The pancakes were fluffy with a lot of meringue in the batter, but not too light, so they had a satisfying texture especially when eaten with bananas. The restaurant had many seats, so we were able to get in without waiting around 11:30 am without a reservation. However, by 1 pm, there were about 10 people waiting outside. The atmosphere inside was not very calm due to the high number of customers. One negative aspect was that the toilet seemed to be unisex and not very clean. Also, some of the staff were not very polite. Despite these issues, the food was delicious, so I would like to go back again if I have the chance.

On my birthday, my friend made a reservation for us to go to a restaurant. When I looked at the menu, I was a bit shocked by the prices. I thought this place must be for special occasions or as a treat for myself, judging by the prices... (I'm sorry, I'm just an ordinary person) I wanted to try the pancakes, so I ordered the seemingly light tomato risotto (2200 yen). I thought it was just a regular risotto, but it turned out to be incredibly delicious. The refreshing taste of the tomatoes combined with the strong garlic basil sauce was a perfect match. Since the flavors varied depending on where you scooped from, I decided to eat it without mixing. As for the pancakes (2000 yen), I've had them at Hawaiian cafes before, but I usually get tired of them and end up leaving some behind. However, when my friend and I shared them here, the sweetness of the bananas, the lightness of the pancakes, and the maple-infused butter all came together perfectly. It was so delicious that I could probably finish three pancakes on my own.

The pancakes at Bills are delicious, but I also love their salads and other dishes. The Bills in Omotesando is the most stylish and easy to get into! Going on a weekday night is recommended. I'll definitely go back for the pancakes!

I arrived at 8:30 on Sunday and there was quite a line, but because there are many seats, I was able to get in on the first go-around. In my experience, you can usually walk in without a reservation until around 9:30. This time, I ordered a variety of dishes, but the Fresh Oysters were the best. So, I recommend going early and ordering the Fresh Oysters.

I've recently gotten into morning activities. Today, I walked from Akasaka-Mitsuke to Toyokawa Inari along Aoyama Street, and arrived at bills 10 minutes before their 8:30 opening. There was only one group ahead of me in line, but more people kept arriving before opening time. At 8:30, we were seated promptly and I ordered the salmon and spinach plate based on the waiter's recommendation since there were no photos on the menu. The morning atmosphere was delightful, and I enjoyed a lovely holiday breakfast. The customers were mostly foreigners. I also ordered toast as an extra, and it was delicious! The butter complemented the taste perfectly. I had always thought there would be long lines during lunchtime, but the restaurant was relatively spacious in the morning, making it easy to get a seat. Even at 9:30, there were still some empty tables available. I believe it's worth a visit for those who want to have a wonderful breakfast. Enjoy your lovely morning meal! ❤️

Today is salon day! It's been about 2 months since my last visit. My hair is a mess. Did a little work in the morning, then arrived at Meiji Jingu-mae at 9 o'clock. Let's have breakfast at this cafe! It's known for having the best breakfast in the world. There's also one in Akarenga, but I've never been there. It's crowded, but the turnover is good, so we got inside in about 20 minutes. The place is spacious and has an open feel, making you feel like a celebrity. I ordered the classic Ricotta Pancakes and a Blend Coffee. First, let's try the coffee. Hmm, it's quite acidic, not really my type. Next, the Ricotta Pancakes arrive! Wow, it's three layers high! A high-calorie breakfast indeed. Let's try it without syrup first. Here we go! It's so fluffy! What's on top? Is it banana? Oops, I accidentally ate the butter-like thing on top. After that, I ate it with banana, spread the butter, and poured some syrup. Well, it tasted as expected, but maybe it's a bit pricey at 2,000 yen. Thanks for the meal! Ψ( 'ч' ☆)

In the area around Omotesando, if you're looking for a place for breakfast, this spot is great. It's more relaxed than during lunchtime, with a spacious layout that feels open and easy to relax in. It's also a comfortable place for solo diners. Their classic pancakes are popular, but their sandwich options with plenty of vegetables are also recommended. Depending on the season, the terrace seats can be a pleasant spot. In the morning, there might be fewer staff members, so you might have to wait a bit, but the lovely atmosphere makes it easy to wait leisurely.

As expected, it was the best breakfast in the world. The atmosphere and service were top-notch. The bread and presentation were perfectly balanced, and the maple syrup on the pancakes was not too sweet, just perfect! There were also many foreign customers, making it feel like dining abroad!

Second visit. Used for a girls' lunch. The Aussie breakfast is reliably delicious (^ ^) I couldn't help but order a beer and get into the overseas mood haha. I love this place because it's stylish and easy to enter with a stroller. I will definitely come back again.

The pancake restaurant near Harajuku Station and Meiji-jingumae Station has menu items with long names that were hard for me to understand, so it would be helpful if each dish had a photo. However, the food was really delicious, so I was satisfied.

I really wanted to eat pancakes, so I ordered a salad and pancakes to share with my companion who wasn't very hungry. The pancakes were delicious as always, melting in my mouth. My companion, who was trying them for the first time, finished them quickly and ate a lot. I should have just ordered them separately instead of sharing.

If you're feeling tired of the hustle and bustle of Harajuku and Omotesando, you might find yourself casually stopping by a place that is too lovely to just call it a casual visit, yet offers a calm atmosphere. Today, I had a glass of Chardonnay which was delicious, but I wish they would mention if there have been any changes in the vintage. It would be helpful if they could inform customers in advance. Nevertheless, the staff are smart and provide reassuring and stable service without being too pushy.

"Bills, which became a sensation with the catchphrase 'The World's Best Breakfast,' is located a 7-minute walk from Omotesando Station. It is on the 7th floor of Tokyu Plaza Omotesando Harajuku and opened in 2012. While the lunch menu hours were not specified, it is mentioned that it is from 11:00 onwards. Bill Granger's restaurants embody the bright and easy-going attitude towards Australian cuisine, which is the essential element that has made bills beloved by people for a long time. In 1993, at the age of 24, he opened the first bills store in Darlinghurst, Sydney. The scrambled eggs and ricotta pancakes, known as the 'world's best egg dishes,' quickly became famous locally and are now widely loved by locals, tourists, families, and celebrities around the world. His fresh dishes and friendly, relaxed Australian style have expanded globally, with restaurants in Sydney, Seoul, Tokyo, and London. Food: - Full Aussie Breakfast: Scrambled eggs, toast, bacon, fennel sausage, roasted tomato, garlic mushrooms (Price: 2,700 yen including tax) Each item is of good quality and enjoyable, although it is a shame they are not served hot. The price is on the higher side (laughs). - Cold Drip Coffee Tiramisu (Price: 1,400 yen including tax) Although it is also expensive, the portion is about double the usual, making it worth it. The taste is also good. Atmosphere & Service: The interior is very sophisticated and comfortable. The service is friendly and approachable. Overall: It may sound cliché, but I thought, 'Is this what a celebrity breakfast feels like?' If you have the budget, it is recommended (laughs). In conclusion, it is a place that reminds you of a 'celebrity breakfast.'"