The store is not very spacious, but there are enough empty seats and the staff's customer service is good, creating a nice atmosphere. I stopped by this time to adjust my schedule, but I would like to come back and relax next time. I was very satisfied. I will visit again. Thank you for the meal!

This is a review of Starbucks located in Tokyu Square Garden Site Annex in front of Tokyu Tamagawa Station. I visited this Starbucks when I went shopping at the high-end version of Tokyu Store, Presse, and felt like having something cold. Although I knew that Starbucks has been here for about 10 years, this was my first time using it. It was past 5 pm, but the 40-seat store was about 70-80% full. The customers were not much different from other Starbucks locations, even though it is in Denenchofu. Maybe the residents of the luxurious mansions in this high-end residential area don't come to Starbucks. First, my friend and I secured a table that was available. I ordered a Dark Mocha Chip Frappuccino for 590 yen, and my friend ordered a Vanilla Cream Frappuccino for 575 yen at the counter. The Frappuccinos arrived in a few minutes, and they were really cold. It requires a good lung capacity to drink through the straw, but in this season, this is the best non-alcoholic drink to cool down. However, it didn't have the same impact as the Frappuccino I had for the first time on the rooftop of Miyashita Park in Shibuya three years ago. The intense sharpness that makes your head ache and the excessive sweetness were toned down. The reduced sweetness is good, but if they adjusted the recipe to suit the Japanese palate, it's appreciated. Another possibility is that my taste buds have been affected by the aftereffects of being bedridden this summer. If it has become more Americanized, it could be a big problem, but on the other hand, being able to enjoy everything might actually be a blessing.

Visited on Thursday at 5:30 PM after work. Today was the last day of work, and I have a year-end party with local friends in Yokohama. Stopped by on the way from my office in Meguro to Yokohama. Unusually decided to dine in. Tried a new menu item that was available today. Japanese Chai Tea Latte, hot, tall. The base is hojicha with hints of sansho pepper, making it quite different from a regular chai tea latte. It's quite spicy and the hojicha lacks the usual smoothness of a regular milk tea. Taste preference may vary. It's less sweet compared to the regular version.

I entered the store at 7:50 on a regular day, aiming for the Sakura Bloom Milk Latte. It looked beautiful and attractive, so I had to take a picture of it. I ordered the Tall Sakura Bloom Milk Latte for 550 yen, with the Full Bloom Sakura topping for an additional 55 yen. The staff suggested serving it in a mug for a better presentation. The young staff member seemed inexperienced with the Full Bloom topping, hesitantly adding 2.5 scoops of Strawberry & Sakura chocolate instead of the usual 1 scoop. The Sakura branch arrangement was not very artistic, more like something a elementary school student would do. I started drinking without mixing, enjoying the sweet and sour taste of the Strawberry chocolate mixing with the creamy sweetness of the milk latte. The Sakura chocolate tasted like children's medicine syrup and wasn't very enjoyable. When mixed together, the flavors blended well and turned into a refreshing sweetness. Overall, it was quite delicious. Since it's a relatively warm drink, it didn't suit my taste. I still prefer their blended black coffee. I heard that the place is usually crowded in the mornings, but there were plenty of empty seats inside. Thank you for the meal!

Visited on a Sunday afternoon with a food log rating of 3.03. Took a walk from Oyamadai to Denenchofu. Bought a tall-sized drip coffee at the same store to quench my thirst. The store opened a few years ago where Menkaizer used to be. It seems like this store has achieved 1000 locations in Japan. There was an early Christmas tree in the plaza outside the store. That's all, Osomatsu!

This was also a limited-time drink, the Strawberry Frappuccino! There were red and white options, and this time it was the white one! It was delicious for those who like cream♡ I want to pay more attention to Starbucks' annual strawberry series!

I decided to do some work and settled down here in Denenchofu. I ordered a café latte tall for 399 yen. Honestly, it's not much different from the café latte at Family Mart for 150 yen. What's the difference? Is there any added value? First of all, the cost of having a place to sit and work. The store in Denenchofu has a monthly rent of around 300,000 yen per tsubo. Being located in front of the station, let's add a 1.5x premium, making it 450,000 yen per month. If we assume one person occupies half a tsubo, for 30 days, 10 hours a day, then it's about 75 yen per hour. The ambiance is created through the interior design. The interior design costs around 500,000 yen per tsubo, including furniture and equipment, with a generous estimate of double that at 1 million yen. If we depreciate it over 10 years, it's about 14 yen per hour. Charging your PC or smartphone is important. The cost of charging is actually less than 1 yen, but the perceived value is around 50 yen. Hmm. Even with all this, it adds up to 289 yen (150 + 75 + 14 + 50). It's still 110 yen short. Is the remaining amount for the service of the staff? So, are we paying around 110 yen for the slightly more cheerful smiles and service of the staff compared to Family Mart? I'm not sure. In conclusion, if you go to Starbucks, should you stay longer? Otherwise, is it better to just buy coffee at a convenience store? Or maybe Starbucks, could you please lower your prices by 100 yen? Thank you for the meal.

In the evening, I took a stroll in Denenchofu and took a break at Starbucks. The exterior of the station and the Western-style atmosphere around it are sophisticated and nice. The Starbucks interior is not very spacious, but you can see the street outside well, giving a sense of openness. The atmosphere of the customers is calm and the place is cozy.

It's still May but it's so hot. At times like this, I go for a Dark Mocha Chip Frappuccino at Starbucks. More than half of my Starbucks visits include this Frappuccino.

Butter Caramel Mille-Feuille Frappuccino Tall: ¥690

My Store Passport Journey

Chocolate banana coconut.

The polite service always makes me feel good.

I had a meal at a newly opened Chinese restaurant in Denenchofu. I didn't have dessert or Chinese tea there, so I went to Starbucks near the station to have today's coffee and refresh myself from the heaviness of the Chinese meal. Despite being located right by the station, the Starbucks was spacious and relaxing, perfect for a quiet evening. Although I couldn't see outside at night, during the day, it would be nice to watch the ladies passing by through the large windows. Next to Starbucks was a Kaiser, and if I lived around here, I would probably frequent this area more during the day than at night. The station area was really nice. The coffee was served generously in a mug, and the staff was friendly and seemed well-raised. Some chain stores have inconsistent service quality even though you pay the same amount, but Starbucks is consistent in providing a pleasant experience at all its locations.

Review of the new Starbucks store in Denenchofu ☆(*^_^*) The new Starbucks store in Denenchofu is located right in front of the station, making it very convenient for those using the Denenchofu station. The store is not very large, but the seating arrangement is cleverly adjusted. The seats right near the entrance are a perfect example of this. Although I didn't have many good memories at the time due to feeling unwell, I vividly remember the incredibly polite service of the staff.

Starbucks Denenchofu Theme: Starbucks 2013-09-17 19:02:56 Open I was able to visit on the opening day The inside of the store was crowded - very popular - It was fun to check out the fashionable area For more details, check out the blog here Ideal to have a Starbucks as soon as you leave the station It's great that they open at 7 am It's a small store, but a very nice Starbucks There were plenty of food shelves, and they also had carbonated drinks This is the same picture as the one on the protrusion at the Meguro headquarters I had a Roast Almond Latte with the open ticket given by Denen Madam Y I had a bagel sandwich with prosciutto and cream cheese for breakfast at Denenchofu The seat where I and Evening Madam sat was very comfortable I received a ticket like this for the first time! Thank you very much Thank you to Evening Madam for providing the information that Starbucks will open in Denenchofu Thank you for lining up at 7 o'clock, Madam Thank you for securing the seat Denenchofu Tokyu Square Garden Site Store 1 minute walk from Denenchofu Station / East Exit (Tokyu Toyoko Line, Tokyu Meguro Line) 2 minutes walk from Denenchofu Station / West Exit (Tokyu Toyoko Line, Tokyu Meguro Line) 15 minutes walk from Tamagawa Station / West Exit (Tokyu Tamagawa Line, Tokyu Toyoko Line, Tokyu Meguro Line) 145-0071 2-62-3 Denenchofu, Ota-ku, Tokyo Tokyu Square Garden Site Annex Phone number 03-5483-0215 07:00-22:00 Closed on irregular days

Starbucks Coffee Denenchofu Tokyu Square Garden Site store has opened in Denenchofu! It is located in front of the ticket gate at Denenchofu Station, on the 1st floor of Tokyu Square Garden Site Annex. The counter and table seats are by the window, creating a bright and calm atmosphere. The vintage lamps by the window add a nice touch to the ambiance, fitting in well with the atmosphere of Denenchofu station. I visited before 10 am and was able to order without waiting. I ordered a Mango Frappuccino with no tea and whipped cream. The place quickly filled up after my visit, and it seems like it's been very busy since the opening day. This Starbucks in Denenchofu is convenient for morning meetings, as the area was lacking such options before. I'm sure the evening atmosphere is also stylish and enjoyable! Starbucks Coffee Denenchofu Tokyu Square Garden Site store is located at 2-62-3 Denenchofu, Ota-ku, Tokyo, on the 1st floor of Tokyu Square Garden Site Annex, open from 7:00 am to 10:00 pm.