Tokyo Revengers collaboration has arrived. As soon as you enter the store, you are greeted by a large illustration. It seems like this place used to be a cafe where you could try out stationery, but now the prices are a bit high (1100 yen for drinks, 1870 yen for food). You are required to order food or dessert with a drink, and taking photos while standing up is prohibited, as well as strict rules for purchasing goods. Well, these are common rules in other collaboration cafes, so I can forgive that. The food was really delicious, worth the price. I had the Golden Steak Bowl here, and it was sooooo good. I'm glad I came. The interior is wrapped with characters, creating a cozy atmosphere, and the toilet was clean. If my favorite character was here, I might have visited more often. It was a good experience.

Tokyo Revengers and Stationery Cafe collaboration at Omotesando! The retro-style design is cute and the menu includes: - Stationery Parfait ~Budo, Hadaka, Kukai~ ¥1430 - Chifuyu's Cream Milkshake ¥1100 - Let's go to the battlefield! Holy Night Decisive Battle Plate ¥1430 - Chifuyu's "I entrust you!" Omurice Rice ¥1870 The period is from June 1, 2023, to July 31, 2023, and the main characters may change depending on the time. When I visited, it was "Budo, Hadaka, and Kukai." The parfait is nostalgic with a pudding a la mode style, topped with melon, blue salt ice cream, and vanilla ice cream representing each character. Chifuyu's milkshake comes in a cute milk bottle. It's a popular collaboration cafe so reservations are a must. The prices are a bit high, but the taste is good, so if you're interested, definitely give it a try.

This was my second visit during the Blue Lock ⚽️ collaboration. It was the last day of the first week, right at the last moment when the menu was changing. There were explanations that I didn't hear during my previous visit, and conversely, things that weren't mentioned last time were mentioned this time. It seems like the staff's responses can vary. Thank you for the meal again this time.

I regularly visit this place when they collaborate with anime or manga. This time, I visited during the first half of the Blue Lock ⚽️ collaboration. Sometimes there are mistakes in the character names or in the bonuses, but the staff are polite. The collaboration usually involves a web lottery followed by general reservations, and the menu includes both permanent and weekly items, so I always come back eagerly. Compared to other collaboration cafes, the pricing here is significantly higher, but the dishes are worth it. The portions and flavors are really good.

At night, Omotesando was crowded with people for some reason, and I happened to enter this restaurant to grab a light meal. Unintentionally, they were collaborating with Sanrio, and I ended up eating a Hello Kitty plate. It seemed to be very popular, as there were also goods included with the meal, but since I'm not particularly a fan of Sanrio, I couldn't quite grasp the value of it... But it was cute, so I thought, well, it's okay. I learned about this world of Sanrio, even though I'm not a big fan. The plate cost ¥1,680. I couldn't tell if it was expensive or cheap anymore, but it was a good experience.

A cafe on Omotesando. It's about a 10-minute walk from the station. It's a stationery cafe that also sells stationery. Each table has a large sheet of drawing paper where you can freely try out the stationery available in the store. It seems like their business model is to have customers try out the stationery and then purchase if they like it. The concept of the store is well thought out, and the pasta I had was really delicious. It's worth visiting out of curiosity, but it's also a great place for a casual cafe lunch. They even have some not-so-great doodles posted for a game of picture Shiritori. That's it. *laughs*

When I finally visited the stationery cafe that I had only been to once before, there were a lot of fun surprises! The cafe, as the name suggests, has a lot of stationery items on display that you can freely use. There are also washi tapes and other cute items that are fun to look at! On the tables, there are placemats that you can color using the pens provided in the store, creating your own unique design. It was my first time coloring as an adult, but surprisingly, it was quite relaxing (lol). The cafe is located underground, so the cell phone reception is weak, making it a great place for a mini digital detox. As for the food, I had the Seasonal Mischievous Kitten Affogato for ¥980 and an iced coffee for ¥500 (set price)… although the prices may seem a bit steep just by looking at the menu (lol). The menu items are mostly character-themed and entertaining. I wouldn't recommend coming here solely for the food (^_^;) The salted ice cream kitten affogato, topped with espresso or tea espresso, was a bit cruel to watch as it melted away… (^_^;) However, it was surprisingly (pardon the expression) delicious. Plus, I got a postcard as a bonus. This cafe is a dream come true for stationery lovers. It brought back nostalgic memories of when I used to collect stationery a lot in my student days. It was a fun experience. Thank you for the meal!

Concept cafes are trending these days. This time, I made my first visit to this stationery cafe. I went on a Sunday evening before it got too late. Mostly women were there, with a few couples here and there, but no groups of men. There was a line forming along the stairs. First, I gave my name and waited to be called, which took about 40 minutes. There were no chairs to sit and wait, and the aisles were narrow, so I ended up standing the whole time, which was a bit tough. Finally, I was called to my seat. There were various stationery items like scissors, crayons, markers, pens, etc., and all the customers in the cafe were drawing something. So, I decided to join in and draw as well. It was a strange space where you could immerse yourself in drawing or just looking at the notes left by others. Despite the atmosphere, the menu included not only typical cafe items but also original items from the cafe. One of the original drinks was the "Colored Pencil Squash" (excluding tax, 700 yen). It consisted of a lemon squash base with two types of syrup in a bottle. You could customize it to your liking by adding the syrup to the lemon squash. The staff warned me that the syrup was quite sweet, so I added it gradually, but the acidity of the lemon squash was strong, so just a little syrup wasn't enough. However, the strong acidity of the lemon squash was stimulating and flavorful, so I thought it was pretty good. After all, it's a concept cafe. Just a reminder, the rating on Tabelog doesn't necessarily reflect the quality of the food.

A cafe located near a narrow path off Omotesando with a McDonald's nearby. The surrounding area has Starbucks, Sarutahiko, and other cafes, all of which are full. This cafe is a bit of a walk away but has a spacious and calming atmosphere. I ordered a "Limeade" and it was really good. It's easy to drink, almost too easy - it's sweet but not too sweet, and I like the light lime flavor. It's probably better to choose a different drink when working because I ended up drinking it too quickly, haha. The cafe has lots of stationery as the name suggests, and you can even doodle on the placemats. The cafe is popular with women, has plenty of seating, and the food and drinks are great. Highly recommended!

I was curious about this place from the name, so I decided to check it out. As soon as I entered the store, I was intrigued by the various stationery items being sold, and upon passing through, I arrived at the dining area. It seems like they collaborate with different things depending on the season. The menu offers a variety of unique items, and I decided to try the Carbonara Udon and Mochi Gumball Blue, which looked interesting and delicious. If you are familiar with the collaborations they are based on, you might be more impressed, but since I wasn't familiar with them, I was mainly drawn to the novelty. The food and drinks were decently tasty, but the novelty factor stood out more. Considering the location, the prices seemed a bit on the higher side for the taste and portion size. Before I knew it, I found myself here without fully understanding how to enjoy the stationery aspect, and ended up just coming for the meal. It would be helpful if there was an explanation on how to enjoy the stationery cafe experience upon entering. I think one visit is enough.

An old photo popped up, so I'm posting it for record. Lunch ♡ Went to a #stationery cafe near the office. It was quiet and empty, maybe because it was late, so we could relax and enjoy. A hidden gem. As I'm writing this, my stomach is growling. #Foodporn for myself. Gonna dig in ((⊂(*°ω°*)⊃))

As the name suggests, the store is filled with stationery items that you can browse and purchase. It also doubles as a cafe where you can enjoy tea and light vegetable dishes. The store has a cozy atmosphere, with magazines related to stationery displayed, giving it a book cafe-like feel. You can relax, enjoy tea and snacks, and browse stationery items while waiting for your food. You are encouraged to try out various stationery items like notebooks, pencils, crayons, fountain pens, and ballpoint pens. The small kitchen and minimal staff may result in longer wait times for food, but it gives you more time to play with stationery items. Today, I tried a tea espresso soda, which was bitter and refreshing, perfect for the hot weather. Overall, it was a delightful experience.

I was looking forward to it, so it's disappointing... The staff were talking among themselves and not taking orders. They started a meeting right in front of me, exchanging business cards while I was eating... Don't come over to me!! It's crowded, but more than half of the seats are empty. If they're going to have a meeting, they should seat them as far away as possible. Also, is it just me who thinks 1200 yen is expensive for this? The fish was soft and good. The side salad... I wonder what it was. Just some leaves with dressing. No color. If it's a cafe, I think they should make the presentation a bit more stylish. Maybe add some height. It's not a home setting. The small dish also seemed chipped...? The rice was mushy... The miso soup was weak. I can't recommend the lunch here. Maybe it's enjoyable if you want to play with tea and stationery...?

You can sometimes collaborate and draw with stationery available at the store. Families with children can also enjoy this activity.

I happened to stop by a stationery cafe on my way. It was not crowded probably because it was a weekday at an odd hour.

A new combination of stationery and cafe space. The coffee was very refreshing and delicious.

A cafe where you can eat while drawing with your favorite pen. It is relatively quiet on weekday nights and has a calm atmosphere. I was able to relax and enjoy my time there.