I made a reservation for a seat on the second floor of a futon shop along Komazawa Street on a Friday night. We were seated on a sofa by the window overlooking the Ebisu Minami intersection! We ordered the following dishes to share among three people: Smoked Salmon and Avocado Salad, Smoked Salmon and Mushroom Cream Pasta, and a Pizza with Yuzu Pepper Mayonnaise and Hachimitsu Miso. Everything was delicious and just the right amount for three people. The cost-performance ratio was high! I ordered Captain Morgan and American Lemonade for drinks, which I was happy to find on the menu. For dessert, we had Cheesecake with honey drizzle and a generous amount of whipped cream. I was planning to go for yakitori as a second stop, but the rich cheesecake and whipped cream filled me up, so I had to cancel that plan. The staff were friendly and the phone reservation service was good. I accidentally forgot to order a drink for my friend, but the staff was very apologetic and my friend was understanding. It was a busy Friday night, so it was understandable. The atmosphere was great, so I would like to go back for lunch next time.

I made a reservation for the course (¥3,800) and visited the restaurant. We started with a very generous salad that didn't look like it was only for three people, along with pate, bread, and prosciutto. We had all-you-can-drink drinks and ordered using a QR code for each item. The second dish was grilled potatoes (forgot to take a picture), the third was edamame and shrimp cream pasta (not sure of the flavor but it was delicious), and the fourth was meat! It was tender and thick, so we were full. The restaurant is only about a 5-minute walk from the station, and there were candles on the tables. We arrived at 6 p.m., and as it got darker, the dim lighting created a nice atmosphere with the candlelight. That's all!

Visited around 2 PM on Saturday. It was nice that they were still serving lunch at that time. The Hamburg steak (with Japanese-style sauce) lunch set for 1,000 yen was a good deal considering that most lunches in Ebisu cost around 1,500 yen. It came with salad, kimpira, and black rice, which made it a healthy option. The food was simply delicious. The lunch set also included a choice of one drink, either iced or hot coffee or tea before or after the meal.

I have probably used this place about ten times. This time, I am here for a meeting, sitting in the sofa area at the back. The atmosphere here has changed completely to a moody vibe. It's a calm and cozy atmosphere that makes you feel closer to others. Perfect for business meetings, dates, or girls' night out. It would be nice if they had a few more food options on the menu.

The atmosphere was nice and it was easy to enter even alone. When I entered from the entrance, the air conditioning was completely different on the right and left sides, so I recommend sitting in the area on the right if you're not a fan of air conditioning. When I first entered, there was a sports group that seemed to be having a meeting and they were quite loud, but if it weren't for that, I think it would be a nice place. You order by scanning a QR code and entering your order yourself. I was told to sit wherever I liked, but the seat I chose was getting a lot of cold air, so I asked the staff if I could move to another seat. I thought it might be a hassle since they probably recognized the seat by the QR code, but they kindly accommodated my request. The hamburger was delicious, but the rice was not to my liking as it was a bit dry and crumbly, so that was a bit disappointing. In the crowded Ebisu/Daikanyama area, being able to have a relaxing lunch alone and enjoy a leisurely coffee afterwards in a cozy, slightly retro interior was quite valuable to me, so I think I'll go again someday. It would be nice if there were no groups next time and if the rice was to my liking!笑

It had a great atmosphere, like a hidden gem cafe in Ebisu. I ordered a cafe latte and Basque cheesecake. The Basque cheesecake was a bit dry, not as moist as expected, which was a bit disappointing. However, the cozy ambiance made up for it, so overall it was good.

Basque Cheesecake with Dried Orange and Caramel Sauce for ¥650. Cafe Latte for ¥600. The Basque cheesecake is slightly crispy on the outside and smooth on the inside. The slight bitterness of the burnt top adds a nice touch. It's not overly sweet and easy to eat, with a good balance of cheese flavor. The dried orange on top is just a garnish. The caramel sauce is sweet like Starbucks' caramel sauce, but a slightly bitter caramel sauce would have been even better.

I used this cafe for a break with a friend. It is located on the second floor of a building that looks like a mixed-use building. The sign next to the stairs on the first floor is not very noticeable, giving it a hidden gem feel. We only had drinks, so I'm not sure about the food menu, but the drinks were quite ordinary. The iced coffee was of normal quantity and taste, but it felt a bit pricey at around 600 yen. You can order from your mobile phone, and the staff provides minimal customer service. There are many soft sofa seats where you can relax, but the sofas are torn and worn out. Whether you see this as having a nice atmosphere or a bit too much, depends on the person. There are few reasons to want to go back, so I probably won't visit again.

This is my go-to place for lunch and coffee. The lunch set offers great value for money and you can enjoy delicious food at a reasonable price! The café has tasty cakes, and the carrot cake is highly recommended! The most comfortable seating is by the window on the sofa! Highly recommended!

On holidays in Ebisu, afternoon cafe time can be a challenge. However, I found this cafe a little away from the station on the 2nd floor of a building, so I could find a seat! They have sofa seats and it seems like a nice place to relax and chill. Plus, they have my favorite carrot cake on the menu! Lovely! However, all orders are done through a QR code (I personally don't like this ordering method using my own phone... I wonder if they have options for those without smartphones or with low battery). Despite the ordering and payment methods, I definitely want to go back for the carrot cake!

The café located further down the arcade in Ebisu. I remember it used to have a lot of sweets and cute latte art, but it seems like they've changed a lot. It feels like they've shifted more towards being a dining place. The desserts now only consist of a selection of ice creams. The atmosphere inside is still lovely, with dim lights and candlelight.

I didn't know that the cafe was open at night. I went with a friend and we had a cake plate and tea. The atmosphere was relaxing, with comfortable sofas, and the tea was brewed from loose leaves and delicious. It cost around 2600 yen for the two of us. We ordered from our phones, but my card wasn't working. The staff at the register helped us out.

I have probably used this place more than 10 times. There are table seats and sofa seats available. The sofa seats by the window offer a nice view and a relaxing atmosphere. The menu includes soft drinks, alcohol, food, and desserts, so it can be used for various purposes such as meetings, solo work, dates, and meals. I remember they used to be open until midnight, so I would come for a drink and chat. The lighting is dim at night, which might make it difficult for reading paper materials during a meeting. This time, we had a meeting at a table seat. When I visited after a long time, I noticed they switched to self-service ordering. The prices are reasonable and the atmosphere is cozy, but the chairs are quite worn out and shabby. It's convenient that you can always walk in without a reservation.

I took a break at a cafe called "Torich Cafe" near Ebisu Station in Tokyo, next to the raccoon dog from the neighboring building. When I entered the cafe on the second floor, I could see a seat where I could overlook Ebisu from the sofa. I was guided to the seat at the far back. It seems that only desserts and drinks are available at night. I ordered a soy latte for 650 yen, a matcha latte for 650 yen, and an adult coffee jelly parfait for 750 yen (all prices include tax). The water served in a decanter had a unique taste to it. The drinks and desserts arrived in about 5 minutes. The soy latte and matcha latte were both delicious and warm. The adult coffee jelly parfait was also delicious with a combination of coffee jelly, vanilla ice cream, and whipped cream. There was granola at the bottom. I could see the neighboring building from the window, and there was a raccoon dog figurine on the balcony, which was cute and made me smile. Thank you for the meal.

The cafes near Ebisu were all crowded, but I was able to get in without waiting here. I ordered a chai tea. - It's hot. Feels like sitting in the shade outside. - The sofa seats are spacious. - The seats in the front area are worn out. The tables are low, so not suitable for working. (The table seats are at the back) - The chai tea is delicious as usual.

A hidden gem cafe near Ebisu Station West Exit. Although it is known for its night cafe, it was bustling with customers during tea time! The antique-style interior is stylish and the atmosphere is relatively popular with men. Orders are taken through the trendy mobile order system. Just scan the QR code inside the store to place your order! Payment can be made with cash or credit card. The latte art changes daily, so I end up ordering it every time I visit. Located on the 2nd floor of a mixed-use building, it is a great location just a 5-minute walk from the station, yet it's easy to get a seat even on weekends. The sweets are delicious, so you might find yourself wanting to linger on the sofa. They also have Wi-Fi, making it a great spot for those who want to get work done. This review is based on the perspective of an office worker who dines out 200 times a year, recommending places for "girls' night out" or "dates." Follow me on Instagram at ID: per0rine for more recommendations. I appreciate likes, saves, and comments! 💕

Electronic ordering and payment are available. It was a bit hard to find, but once inside, it's a calming space. The simple interior has a casual and cute vibe. I think I've been here once before, but it's been a while. There are many sofa seats, making it a comfortable place to spend time alone. The entrance door may make you hesitate, but I think it's a casual and user-friendly shop.

A cafe located on the second floor of a building facing the Ebisu Minami intersection. There are two sofa seats by the window, where you can overlook the main street, making it quite atmospheric at night with car headlights. The cafe latte for ¥650 including tax comes with cute latte art, which is very soothing. The interior has many table seats in addition to the sofa seats. You can order by scanning the QR code on the table to view the menu. The staff's service is good.

When meeting someone in Ebisu, if you arrive early, always go here. However, I don't like ordering on my phone, so I always ask the staff to do it for me. The cheesecake and café latte might be the usual choice. Compared to the station front, the interior is relatively quiet.

Torch Cafe is located a 4-minute walk from Ebisu Station West Exit, heading left on Komazawa Street. It is a hidden gem cafe on the second floor of a building along Komazawa Street. The interior has a cozy antique feel with impressive wooden sofas. Despite being busy on weekends, we were seated promptly. The drink menu is extensive, featuring unique options like Tiramisu Latte and Honey Kinako Soy Milk Latte. I ordered a Cafe Latte and was surprised by the cute latte art that came with it! The adorable animal design really made my day. Thank you for the wonderful experience!

I ordered a cafe latte from the machine, it was a bit bitter. There was a rabbit and a mysterious animal! Haha, I wonder what it is... maybe a bear? The atmosphere is very nice and relaxing. There are sofa seats where you can unwind. It's a great place for meetings or work.