Visited during a break after lunch. The place is located on the first floor of the Aomi Frontier Building, just outside the Telecom Center Station. It's not on the main floor, but the entrance is at the back once you go outside. I ordered an Ice Cafe Mocha for 100 yen, and the prices at this place are super cheap!! The ordering method is quite unique - there's a coffee machine near the entrance that you typically see in convenience stores, and everything is self-service. Most of the menu items, including cafe lattes, coffees, and milk teas, are all priced at 100 yen and you just drop the money into a donation box. It took me a while to understand this rule... it's like a hidden gem of a shop. The self-service coffee extraction process was a bit confusing at first, just like when I first bought coffee from a convenience store. The ordering process at convenience stores can be a bit overwhelming too... I was a bit flustered at first (laughs). In convenience stores, at least the staff will explain the process if you look lost, but at this shop, the staff stays in the back and doesn't come to the entrance, so it felt quite abandoned. I got nervous when there was a line forming behind me... But despite all that, the Ice Cafe Mocha I ordered tasted amazing and definitely didn't feel like it was only 100 yen!! The quality was top-notch. The shop's unique approach of being completely self-service contributes to its affordability!! It's amazing!! It might be a bit confusing at first, but once you get used to it, the prices are cheap and the cafe might just be the best. This kind of service model seems to work well with cafes, and it feels like a glimpse into the future of cafes. I also noticed a similar level of automation at the nearby "Katsuo Tamago Shokudo," but this place took it to the next level. The restaurants around Telecom Center Station are impressive!! It's a reclaimed land area with no residential buildings around, making it difficult to hire staff, but they are managing to run food establishments without relying on manpower. The effort to survive in such an environment is truly commendable. People evolve based on their surroundings, right? That's what I felt from this place.

[3.5 Rating] Visited at 3:11 PM. The shop is located about a 10-minute walk from Telecom Center Station. When I arrived in the early afternoon, there were 3 groups of customers, mostly women. The interior of the shop seemed primarily for takeout. Since there are a few of these shops in Tokyo, I wonder if it's a chain store? I ordered an iced coffee for 100 yen (tax included). The good thing was that it was really cheap. It was almost like buying from a vending machine. The downside was that you have to do everything yourself from start to finish, so the process was a bit confusing. I felt like it would have been better to just have coffee at a regular cafe. Thank you for the meal.

Coffee shop located on the ground floor of an office building in Aomi, Koto-ku. It's a place that might be hard for outsiders to notice, but I stumbled upon it while walking to avoid the rain. They offer limited quantity lunch sets with curry and sandwiches. I revisited but they were sold out of lunch sets, so I settled for just coffee. They have a self-service coffee system where you can pour yourself a cup and put in 100 yen or more in the donation box. I struggled a bit with the change machine and ended up getting just a 100 yen iced coffee. It was tempting to try the 200 yen cold brew coffee, but I stuck with the 100 yen option to minimize my interaction with coins. I used the tongs provided for hygiene to pick up a plastic cup and poured the iced coffee from the chilled dispenser. I enjoyed my coffee while walking in the park, and I understood why there was always a line at this place - the coffee was truly top-notch. I'm curious about their curry too.

I visited two locations of Aomi Coffee in Jinbocho. I didn't even think about the name of the shop, but when I visited the Aomi Coffee near the Telecom Center station, I understood well. Aomi is actually a place name. When I visited the shop in the morning, the staff were preparing the roast, and customers were making their own coffee. There was a 100 yen coin in the offering box. I also put in 100 yen and prepared a cup. This shop not only serves coffee, but also offers milk tea and other drinks. The smell of coffee beans drifts in even before entering the shop. I brewed a blend coffee and put a lid on the cup. I brought it to work and enjoyed the rich flavor and aroma. For just 100 yen, I could start my day in a good mood. I can't drink instant coffee anymore.

When I heard about "Seikai Coffee," I thought it might be expensive, like the prices in Odaiba, but it was only 100 yen! There were various types of coffee available, all priced at 100 yen, which was surprisingly cheap. It's a self-service system where you have to make your own coffee using a machine, so if you miss your timing, you might end up waiting in line. When I was there, there were only three people ahead of me, but before I knew it, there was a line behind me. The taste was also surprisingly good for the price.

During a break from work, I decided to try out a new coffee shop. The place is called "Aomi Coffee" and it's located on the first floor of Aomi Frontier Building near the Telecom Center in Tokyo. They sell coffee beans and also offer coffee and some sweets for takeout. I tried their blend coffee using a paper drip method for only 100 yen. All I had to do was set the cup in the machine and press a button. The coffee had a strong bitter taste and a very fragrant aroma. I'm not a coffee expert, so I don't usually buy coffee beans, but considering the quality at such a low price, I would definitely visit again. Thank you for the meal.

There is a takeout-only curry place. For only 400 yen, you can scoop your own curry and it even comes with coffee, which is a great deal. The curry is authentic and quite delicious. The coffee is also very tasty.

In short, if you're tired of convenience store coffee during a break, this place might be a good alternative.

It's unbelievable that such delicious coffee is only ¥100 including tax, cheaper than convenience stores!

100 yen is very reasonable.

Visited the Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Center in the morning. Bought a take-out cold brew coffee from Aomi Coffee located right across the street. They sell high-quality roasted coffee beans, so it was very delicious. Next time I come to the Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Center, I'll try their hot coffee too.

Roasting shop management, self-service takeaway coffee. There are a few tables and chairs, but almost all customers are for takeaway. I enjoyed delicious coffee in the sunshine in the nearby park. Truly a specialty coffee shop.