Today I chose Blue Mountain coffee and Ethiopian coffee. Even amidst the hustle and bustle of the Tsukiji Outer Market, listening to the gentle music played by the manager while slowly sipping iced coffee at this café creates a completely different mood from the busyness outside.

I entered a cozy cafe after an all-nighter and ordered Blue Mountain coffee and a hot dog. The atmosphere and the owners were nice, making it a comfortable place to be. The casual vibe made it easy to walk in, and I'm glad I found a good restaurant besides seafood.

During my last visit, there were many customers from overseas, making the place even more lively with inbound demand. There aren't many large coffee shops, so it's easy for groups to use them. I visited around 9 am on a weekday and the cafe was about 70-80% full. The iced cafe latte was very easy to drink with plenty of milk and small ice cubes that made it refreshing. As I was leaving, it seemed like there weren't enough seats as the counter was full. Thank you for the meal.

I visited the restaurant in Tsukiji after having breakfast. I tried the Guatemala hand drip coffee, which had a good balance of bitterness and acidity, making it easy to drink. The shop is spacious and comfortable, making it a popular choice in Tsukiji. Thank you for the meal.

Tsukiji☆ Cheap but good! On this day, I wanted to have a quick coffee during lunchtime and decided to come to this shop. Tsukiji was crowded as if it had returned to the past (^_^;) Full of foreigners. The shop was also crowded with many people, and I could hear various languages. I ordered a blend coffee. It was a light taste that even I could enjoy (^^) I quickly finished it and left early (laughs) Thank you for the meal.

In Tsukiji, for some reason, there are scattered cafes like this one. It's a perfect spot to take a break after work. I ordered a black sugar macchiato, and thankfully they topped it with plenty of whipped cream and syrup, causing the coffee to overflow and the saucer to become sticky. It's quite extravagant. The taste is just delicious. The base coffee is strong, able to support the generous milk, black sugar syrup, and sweet whipped cream without being overpowered, creating a great balance of flavors. Despite the sticky saucer, I would give this a high rating.

A coffee shop located in the outer market where various shops line up, about a 2-3 minute walk from Tsukiji Market Station. While there is also the main store of Yonehara Coffee on Harumi Street, the new store has more seating and allows for a more relaxed experience. (Visited on a weekday morning after 8 am. There were no other customers at the time, and it was not too crowded.) The iced coffee is served quickly as it is poured from a coffee machine. Priced at 300 yen, it is affordable and perfect for a quick break. It has a good balance of bitterness and richness, making it easy to drink overall. Thank you for the meal.

On Tuesday at 8:30, I went to "Yonemoto Coffee" in Tsukiji. I ordered the "Egg Sandwich and Hot Coffee Set (530 yen)." The coffee was self-serve and had a strong bitterness with a deep flavor. The egg sandwich was mostly lettuce, but surprisingly, you could taste the egg and mustard mayonnaise. I wonder how they achieved this addictive balance. There is also a store on the ground floor, which seems to be a second branch. They also sell coffee beans, so they must have a commitment to their coffee. I will definitely come back here for breakfast in Tsukiji. Thank you for the meal.

A cafe and coffee shop located about five minutes from Tsukiji Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line. It's a must-stop resting spot after wandering around Tsukiji Outer Market. They sell various coffee beans, both blends and single origins. They also have outdoor seating (not a fancy terrace or anything) where you can watch people passing by, which is quite entertaining. This time, I tried their blend coffee and it was delicious. I've been to many cafes, but I think this place deserves higher praise. Thank you for the great meal.

John Lennon often visited "Yonehongo Coffee". Since 1977, John and Yoko often visited the famous store in Tsukiji, "Yonehongo Coffee". It is said that they ate the "City Blend Coffee" and sandwiches at this store. John liked the Tsukiji Outer Market and would often rush there in a taxi. Now, they are selling a "Bacon and Egg Set" as "JOHN LENNON RETURN". (Photo is from Yonehongo Coffee's Facebook page.) Of course, this is a new store, and John used to visit the main store on Harumi Street. But if John were to come now, I somehow feel like he would choose this store. I also like the atmosphere of this store. Not just the ambiance of the store, but also the people who gather here. The main store has somewhat become touristy in recent years, and there are days when it feels uneasy. As I mentioned before, this store gives me a more Tsukiji-like feeling. Since before the Tsukiji relocation, places like "Senriken", "Aiyou", and "Iwata" inside the market had become touristy, but places like "Kimuraya" in Building 1 or the back seats of "Moso Dango" always felt more relaxing. This store gives me a similar feeling. I haven't been here for over half a year. I greeted them impolitely, asking, "Can I still smoke in the back?" It seems it's not allowed anymore. Instead, they have ashtrays from JT placed outside. I ordered a "Cafe Mocha Jelly" (550 yen) – as shown in the photo. I felt like having something sweet. It was made for me with those words. At first, they said, "Shake it a little." So I started drinking it. The coffee jelly was bitter. Because the overall taste was sweet, that's how it felt. It felt like when a usually gentle person gets angry occasionally. Or maybe not... Thank you for the meal. This is a store where you can get a blend coffee for 300 yen. It's a cash-on-delivery style. It's somewhat self-service. It's not a formal store. The counter seats in this new store give off a stand coffee shop vibe. It's been quite some time since the Tsukiji Market relocated, but I still can't bring myself to go to Toyosu. Of course, I have work-related reasons to visit Tsukiji, so I come here often. But going to Toyosu feels like neglecting the familiar Tsukiji, which makes me feel somewhat guilty. Since being taken to a local sushi restaurant in Ikebukuro by the chef over 20 years ago, I frequented many stores inside the market. So, I feel like I should go. But I'm happy that the outer market is still lively. The atmosphere in this store, located on Higashi Street, resembles a stand coffee shop. I'm glad that the outer market is still lively. I haven't been to Toyosu yet. I have a feeling that this store's current atmosphere is very Tsukiji-like. Maybe I have something similar to John's "love for Tsukiji" in me... I realize now that the icon for my food log is not a dirty white paper but a White Album. ※Currently, I am uploading my favorite restaurants in the Tsukiji Outer Market area as "recommended restaurants". (Author: Kyoka Shukuu, 2020.11.1)

I had a late breakfast at Tsukiji. I wanted some coffee so I decided to try this place for the first time. It was 10:30 am on a weekday and there were no other customers. I ordered the morning sandwich set at the counter and sat at a table in the back. The sandwich was made with eggs from Koiwai Farm, and the bread was lightly toasted on the inside. The lettuce had a tangy dressing that added to the flavor. It was a delicious sandwich that was more intricate than it looked. The coffee was dark roast. I might buy some beans next time I visit the store.

On July 4, 2020, after getting full on delicious curry for the first time, I took a break here. I happened to come across this place by chance. The main store faces Harumi Street, which is a well-known location. This new store here is quite a hidden gem. I entered at 9 o'clock, with no other customers. I ordered an iced coffee to have in the store, and it was served right away. The taste was rich and delicious as I enjoyed it at the counter. Before leaving, I purchased one original drip coffee to take home. Thank you for a satisfying and filling meal.

Blog "Tokyu Line, Foodie Adventures" - https://asante.blog/ After enjoying a Hormone Donburi at Kitsuneya in Tsukiji for the first time in a while, I visited this place for a palate cleanser. Walking inside, it seemed like the usual crowds have not fully returned yet. The restaurant was also empty, so the situation felt low risk. I paid in advance at the counter and ordered a Hot Blend Coffee for 300 yen (tax included). I received it on the spot and headed to a table at the back. The restaurant seemed to extend further back, but I couldn't see how far it went. It's quite a spacious place. The coffee here has a strong bitterness due to its deep roast, but the aftertaste is not bad. It was a good match after the Hormone Donburi, refreshing my palate. The taste is similar to Doutor, and the prices make it a casual and enjoyable place. Hopefully, more people will return soon. Thank you for the meal.

Today I came to Tsukiji and ended my day with a cup of coffee at Kome Koffee. I usually go to the main store, but today I visited the new branch. I ordered my usual blend coffee and it was quickly made by the coffee machine. The new branch is spacious and comfortable, so I recommend it.

The new branch of Yonehara Coffee on the Higashi-dori of the outer market is quieter and more relaxing than the main store on Harumi Street. It is located near my favorite cafes "Aozora Sandaime" and "Four Seasons". The interior of the shop feels long and spacious, with smoking allowed in the back seats. I tried the "Yonehara Blend" (300 yen) which has a distinctive bitterness and complexity. It is a blend of 30% Colombia, 30% Brazil, 20% Kilimanjaro, and 20% Mandheling. The coffee is described as a "New York-style fashionable coffee". Unlike the main store, this branch allows for a more leisurely and relaxing experience. The floor of the shop has a typical Tsukiji feel with easy-to-clean drainage grooves. I suddenly remembered the old "Kimuraya" in the Tsukiji Market Building No.1, where the entire floor was filled with ashtrays. It was a place where you could experience the casual side of Tsukiji, away from the usual tourist spots. (By Kyonatsu Shukuu, 2019.11.13)

I was walking around and feeling tired, so I decided to have a coffee. I found this place and went in. They had seating inside where you can enjoy your coffee. I sat at the counter and ordered an organic coffee. You have to pay before getting your order. The turnover of customers was fast, with people coming and going. It must be tiring for everyone. The staff were struggling to explain things in English and seemed frustrated when customers didn't understand. They were saying things like "Did you order before going to the bathroom? That person ordered!" and "If you're drinking in the shop, each person needs to order their own item." It must be tough dealing with customers who just come in to use the restroom or smoke without ordering anything. It would be smoother if they could communicate in English.

It's really hot and humid, so I took a few minutes to rest after walking. I went to Kome Hon Cafe. I ordered an iced coffee and enjoyed it in the cool interior. It's a semi-self-service place, so I had to carry my drink and clean up after myself. The iced coffee had a nice aroma. I think iced coffee is perfect for hot summers. It was a nice break. Thank you for the meal.

I visited "Yonemoto Coffee New Store" in Tsukiji for a break during shopping. Today I tried their Charcoal Roasted Coffee Jelly. The long counter has a register in the center where you can place your order and pay. Served in a chilled glass, the coffee jelly is topped with soft serve ice cream. The unsweetened coffee jelly has a crisp and bitter taste that pairs perfectly with the sweet ice cream. The refreshing and smooth coffee jelly is especially delicious on a hot and humid day. Thank you for the meal.

I will be heading to Tsukiji for the 7th stop of my food tour, followed by a meeting and counseling session that I am hosting. The trip is packed with a study session, seminar, and networking event over one night and two days. I will be catching the first train to Tokyo for my morning work, and decided to enjoy some food tour before that. Starting with ramen, then sushi, tamagoyaki, unagi, shumai, and various other items, I will take a break at this shop to write a review on Tabelog while sipping on an "Iced Coffee" at the outdoor seating. The iced coffee here is rich and delicious, making me want to have another cup. The only downside is the somewhat unfriendly service, which might be a part of the Edo-style coffee experience.

I found this coffee shop in the crowded and bustling area of Tsukiji. It seems there is another branch in Tsukiji as well. The shop has an open layout. I entered and saw a few middle-aged female staff members working busily. Their manner and service seemed a bit casual, not particularly welcoming. I ordered a blend coffee for 300 yen. It was prepared using a machine and served piping hot. The deep roasted coffee had a refreshing taste, with a strong flavor that wasn't overpowering. The acidity was minimal. Overall, it was a proper coffee shop experience. Despite the low price, I was able to enjoy a quality cup of coffee.