I used it for a break in Akihabara. It's a bit off the crowded area, so I was able to get in quickly because it was a random time. I ordered a Tanabata cake (mango) and a drink bar with a coupon from the app. It was great because I could use it for less than a coin. There is Wi-Fi and outlets available. It's on the second floor, but you have to climb a spiral staircase, which may be a bit difficult for some people.

The idea of offering smaller portion sizes for pasta, like a half portion or small plates that can be enjoyed as a snack with drinks, is great for those with a small appetite or who like to try a variety of dishes. The prices are reasonable, making it more cost-effective than ordering individual items at a pub. This concept could attract customers who prefer to eat out but want something different from traditional pubs. Although the prices are slightly higher than other family restaurants, the food is delicious and the drink selection at the self-serve bar is good. It's nice to be able to enjoy a café latte here.

I visited with friends around noon! It wasn't too crowded yet, and there were more couples than families. I ordered the seasonal Caramel Chestnut Parfait! I love chestnuts, so I was looking forward to it! When the dessert arrived, it looked more mature than I had imagined! Maybe it just seemed that way because it had a calm vibe. Haha. It had chestnuts, cocoa jelly, whipped cream, marshmallows, colorful meringue, and crispy bits, offering a variety of textures to enjoy. The chestnuts were coated with caramel, giving it just the right amount of sweetness and making it very delicious. It might be a bit much for those who don't like overly sweet treats because of its size. But it's so tasty, I recommend it. Please come and try it for yourself!

It's about a 10-minute walk from Akihabara Station. I found this cafe on the way to Kanda Shrine from Akihabara, where they were having a Jujutsu Kaisen collaboration. I ordered a panda parfait, which was surprisingly delicious. It had coffee jelly inside and wasn't too sweet. It was also shaped like a panda.

I didn't have much time that day, so I decided to go to a family restaurant that seemed to be quick. When I climbed the difficult spiral staircase, I was surprised to see people waiting to enter the restaurant. It seemed full, but when I peeked inside, there were actually empty seats. I decided to wait, and soon after, I was seated. I had been experiencing stomach pains the day before, so I ordered a Japanese-style mushroom rice porridge for 649 yen. It was served in about 5 minutes and had a strong dashi flavor, which made it delicious. The portion was satisfying, although there weren't many mushrooms in the porridge despite its name. The service from the staff was great, so I might come back again. By the way, I always thought Coco's was an independent family restaurant chain, but it's actually under the Zensho Group, which owns Sukiya. I didn't know that. This review was originally posted on my blog.

From Akihabara Station, walking towards Ochanomizu, there is a family restaurant that is currently collaborating with the Zensho Group and Evangelion. They have a special menu item with the Spear of Longinus attached to it. When I arrived at the restaurant, I saw a sign saying that the Spear of Longinus was sold out. Despite feeling disappointed, I went inside to check it out. The restaurant is on the second floor, and after being seated, I found out that the special menu was only available starting from 10:30 AM. So, I ordered a drink from the regular menu to pass the time until 10:30. When the time came, I ordered the hamburger plate with the Spear of Longinus. The menu had a variety of options, including three different parfaits, which was quite impressive. The prices were a bit high compared to other chain restaurants. The hamburger was good, and the purple rice (made from mixed grains) was surprisingly tasty. The avocado and bacon on the side were also delicious. Overall, the meal was satisfying, and I even noticed soup mugs being sold at the register. Despite the Spear of Longinus being sold out, the restaurant seemed popular, but the mugs were not selling well, which was odd. I might go back to try the desserts next time. Since it's getting hotter, it might be a good idea to visit a less crowded restaurant in the future.

Cocos, which offers a variety of Mexican dishes, impressed me with their visually appealing Caribbean Chicken Jambalaya. The dish consisted of Jambalaya, chicken, and tomatoes served on a hot iron plate, topped with salsa sauce. It was very satisfying and the fact that it was under 1000 yen was greatly appreciated.

Every autumn, various shops start offering products such as wagashi, Western sweets, bread, and desserts using chestnuts. I happened to come across a banner ad for a large chestnut parfait as part of the Chestnut Fair at Coco's, a family restaurant, starting in October. Intrigued by the advertisement, I decided to visit Coco's over the weekend to try the chestnut parfait. Coco's is not a restaurant I frequent, as it is not commonly found in urban areas, but I discovered that they offer chestnut parfaits every year, which always generate buzz. I visited the Coco's Akihabara branch, located between Akihabara and Ochanomizu, near Shouheibashi. The restaurant is open 24 hours, making it convenient to enjoy the chestnut parfait anytime. I visited on a Saturday afternoon, after shopping in Ueno, and the restaurant was not crowded. We were seated by the window and presented with the menu featuring the Chestnut Fair. We decided to order two different parfaits to compare - the Chestnut Mont Blanc Parfait and the Chestnut Parfait. The Chestnut Mont Blanc Parfait was a towering dessert with layers of chestnut cream, brownie, chestnut ice cream, whipped cream, and various toppings. The Chestnut Parfait featured vanilla and chestnut ice cream, whipped cream, and chestnut cream on top. Both parfaits were delicious, with the Mont Blanc Parfait being more decadent and the Chestnut Parfait offering a lighter option. Overall, it was a delightful experience trying out the chestnut parfaits at Coco's.

I came to the restaurant because I was hungry late at night. The atmosphere inside the restaurant felt a bit unclean, with many people sleeping. It was really unpleasant, and I feel sorry for the staff. The staff were very kind and provided excellent customer service. I ordered a seafood bowl and chicken, but I can't really recommend either. The desserts and salads were delicious though, so I think it's worth enjoying those. It's convenient that they are open 24 hours!

I visited the store late at night to have a snack since I had time. I really like the tropical atmosphere inside the store. The beige walls make dirt noticeable, but I don't feel it's unclean. I think the service of the restaurant staff has improved recently. I feel comfortable using the restaurant because I can receive a certain level of customer service wherever I go. The cake, which is like bread, is delicious.

This is the Coco's in Akihabara. I arrived around 10:30 in the morning for brunch and to kill time. I had to navigate the narrow staircase that always messes with my balance. The place was pretty much as busy as usual. I paid in cash. The food was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

After the first meeting, we went to a restaurant where we ordered the following: - My order: Mini parfait with strawberries for 390 yen - Friend A's order: Maple coconut for 590 yen - Friend B's order: Custard cream brulee for 290 yen There were 7 of us, so we had to sit at two separate tables, with 4 people at one table and 3 at the other. All three of us had a sweet tooth, so we enjoyed our desserts with laughter and fun. Even though there was a guy with us, we still considered it a girls' gathering because we were all indulging in sweet treats. We wanted to try the strawberry bouquet parfait together, but we were too full to eat more, so we decided to save it for another time. The strawberry mini parfait I had was delicious, with vanilla and strawberry sherbet, light and fluffy whipped cream, a mildly sweet milk pudding and berry sauce at the bottom. It was easy to eat and I couldn't stop myself from enjoying it. I had a great time and I look forward to going back to try the hamburger at Coco's. After midnight, we visited Kanda Shrine. Happy New Year and best wishes for the coming year! (*´꒳`*)☆

I have loved the family restaurant COCO'S since I was a child!! The drink bar is very well stocked, and when chatting with friends, we get so engrossed in conversation that our mouths get dry haha. Having a drink bar at times like that is really convenient!! Recently, my friends and I talked about how we haven't been to COCO'S in a while, so we decided to visit after a long time. The menu is also extensive, and this time I tried the "Oni! Garlic Hamburger" haha. I vowed not to see anyone the next day and actually ate it. The triple garlic of garlic sauce, garlic-fried garlic, and garlic chips might have made me unable to see anyone for a few days. I recommended my friend to take a bite of the "Oni! Garlic Hamburger," but they didn't want to eat it at all. Instead, they had the Mozzarella Tomato Omelette Rice as a substitute for rice!! This is a reliable menu!! But my mouth was in garlic paradise.

This time, the restaurant is Coco's Akihabara store. I ordered the Spicy Cheese-in-Hamburger Steak with a drink set. There is cheese on top and also inside the hamburger. The set comes with rice, soup bar, and drink bar. If you want to consume a lot of cheese today and also want to eat hamburger steak, why not visit Coco's?

I went to Coco's for the first time in a while! ♫ I only went once when I was a child, and I didn't have a bad impression of it, so I decided to give it a try. There were only about half the customers at night, and I was seated at a table and ordered... I ordered the classic wrapped hamburger steak (● ˃̶͈̀ロ˂̶͈́)੭ꠥ⁾⁾ Delicious!! The meat juice from the hamburger steak comes out nicely and it's delicious ♫ I'm happy that a whole potato comes out next to it!! This comes with rice and a drink bar for 1290 yen!! Hmm, in terms of cost performance, I would be happier if the price were a little lower!

It's New Year's. We visited this place as not many restaurants are open. Climbing up the long spiral staircase, we wait for the staff to guide us. It takes a while, but it's early in the morning on New Year's, so it's understandable. There were two of us, but we were seated at a large table for four. We ordered Chicken Nanban. After a 15-minute wait, the salad came on one plate, which was nice. I took a bite of the Chicken Nanban. It was lukewarm and lacked flavor. Without a doubt, the worst dining experience in the past year. I was prepared for the price, but I was hoping for at least warm food. Then we descended the long spiral staircase to leave.

When I climbed the spiral staircase, I felt dizzy, and I probably will continue to feel dizzy. During the second half of a weekday lunchtime in November 2018, a woman who showed me to my table said, "We've been waiting for you." I fell for her, I really did! I found a coupon for Coco's on au Smart Pass that could be used on Fridays only, so I used it. However, the coupon was only valid when ordering a dish or dessert, so I ordered a cheap dessert. Sorry, I'm broke. (Price including 8% consumption tax) What I ordered was Coffee Jelly ¥290 + tax, au Smart Pass [Friday] Friday only ┣ Addictive Crispy Potato Half Price Coupon ¥165 + tax ┗ Premium Drink Bar Set Free Coupon ¥0 The total amount including tax was ¥491 * The regular price of the Premium Drink Bar Set is ¥220 + tax Coffee Jelly: Square-cut coffee jelly topped with white sauce and vanilla ice cream. The white sauce was thick, maybe condensed milk. The coffee jelly itself was quite bitter, so pacing the consumption of the ice cream is necessary. Crispy Potato: Long, crispy fries, like Kuaina-style. This is a portion size meant to be shared by multiple people, not for one person. I chose ketchup + mayo. Hmm, how is the combination of sweet and sour ketchup with rich mayonnaise? I think ketchup alone is delicious enough. The menu indicated that the fries were coated with flour. And I turned pale when I saw the calorie count. Wait a minute... Isn't the calorie count equivalent to a full meal for one side menu item!? It's higher in calories than the Doria offered at Coco's! It's almost the same as the Negitoro Don Set! Oh no... Fried food is dangerous... Alright, I've decided, I'll start a diet from tomorrow. I'll avoid sugar and oily foods as much as possible, without eating bread! I'm grateful to Coco's for inadvertently giving me the motivation to start a diet. Starting tomorrow (11/17), I'll limit my dining out to udon and onigiri only, and I want to continue that lifestyle until Christmas at least. After finishing my meal and leaving my seat, a group of people with suitcases was seated at a nearby table. And they all had stuffed animals. Ah, I see... Tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, there's a Love Live concert at Tokyo Dome. Coco's Akihabara has become a holy place for Love Livers... As long as they don't cause any trouble, that's fine... Speaking of Love Live, Coco's is collaborating with Love Live for their 2018 Christmas limited takeout menu. With a web-exclusive reservation, you can receive an acrylic stand panel, an original bag (made of hair?), and a message card. The panel has different designs depending on the set contents. - Christmas Cake Set (cake in 5-inch whole size) ¥3990 + tax - Christmas Party Set (2 chicken pieces + pizza + salad + potatoes) ¥3590 + tax In other words, to ensure you get both types of acrylic panels, you need a considerable amount of money. And for solo diners, there's food and calories that seem unmanageable. Do the big shots at Coco's think Love Livers are wealthy?

This time, Piyopiyo visited "Cocos Akihabara Store," which is about a 6-minute walk from Akihabara Station. "Cocos Akihabara Store" is located on the side opposite to the Electric Town, so it's not too crowded. The visit time was 18:00, with no waiting time. Ordered items: - Corn soup - Beef stew wrapped in foil - Cocos Piyopiyo dessert When it comes to Cocos, the "wrapped hamburger" is a must-try, but this time I tried the limited-time Beef Stew. It was only available during the winter season. The wrapped dishes are just wrapped, but they keep the food hot and delicious for a long time, and the foil holds the flavorful sauce perfectly. I also enjoyed the Cocos dessert, with hot pastry and cold ice cream topping, it was undeniably delicious. Thank you, "Cocos Akihabara Store," for the delicious meal.

I came along with a friend to accompany their hobby. The restaurant is located quite a walk from the station. It was a hot day, and the inside of the restaurant was also hot. The air conditioning wasn't working well, so it was tough. The interior of the restaurant was spacious, which was nice. The staff were also friendly.

I had the Japonegi Hamburger and Dice Steak for a hearty meal. LOL.