I'm glad I came. I wanted to work, so I used the cafe from around 10:30. I had been here before with a friend and liked the atmosphere, so I came alone this time. I'm not used to cafes and didn't know where to sit, but I was kindly guided to a seat. (I mistakenly thought there was a card on the table indicating a reservation, so I couldn't find a seat without a card...) The Hot Taco Rice was delicious. I ordered it separately from my drink, but they changed it to a set for me. The staff's service was excellent, and I highly recommend this cafe. I will definitely use it again.

I visited Tsutaya Bookstore in Roppongi and Daikanyama, but it was more like a bar or cafe rather than a BOOK & cafe style. The coffee was on the sour side and I ended up leaving most of it. The water was served at room temperature. The book selection was not like a typical bookstore, with more decorative books than exciting ones. One good thing was that you could reserve a seat through the staff. In the first two stores, you had to find a seat yourself, so it was nice to have that option. Charging is only available at the counter seats. Orders are placed through a QR code.

I visited Shibuya TSUTAYA after many years and found that it had changed a lot. The upper floor offered a relaxed space, quite different from the crowded streets outside. I ordered caramel potato, which was a snack of potato chips with vanilla ice cream topped with caramel sauce. It was a perfect sweet and salty treat for when you're feeling a bit hungry. I liked the environment where you could sit and enjoy tea while looking at books you haven't purchased. It was a great space to relax and have a break when feeling tired.

Perfect for morning activities! The place has plenty of seats, spacious, and not crowded - a hidden gem! When planning a gathering that includes moms with limited time in the morning, it's really hard to find a cafe that takes reservations for mornings. Any cafe would do, but if there's a group, it's uncertain if you can all sit together, and if you wander around, you might run out of time. That's why a friend suggested a cafe that opens at 10 am, and it was like a godsend. The cafe is located on the 7th floor of the TSUTAYA in Shibuya, with great access. Even for someone like me who is not a big fan of Shibuya, this place was easy to find. When I arrived, I thought it looked like a trendy bar. I was a bit flustered being the only one there in the morning. I ordered a cafe latte for ¥720, which seemed a bit pricey considering there was no latte art (although the menu showed latte art). The dessert set was only ¥1020, which was surprisingly cheap. They brought me menus for items that were not available yet, and even though it was a QR order system, it was not functioning properly. The service was a bit casual in the morning, but it was okay. At 10:47, the lights suddenly brightened up, and lunch-goers started to arrive as it was close to noon. The lunch menu looked delicious! The place is great for solo customers, with plenty of sofa seats. It was a nice experience!

I went to a book cafe with my friend to plan for an overseas trip. The cafe was comfortable as we could bring books from TSUTAYA to our seats. The lunch set (1760 yen including tax) came with a main dish, drink, and side menu. I ordered taco rice, ice cream sundae, and iced tea. The taco rice was more filling than it looked, with well-seasoned ground meat and dressing, refreshing vegetables, and creamy egg creating a balanced flavor. The ice cream sundae had cold fruits layered beneath the vanilla ice cream, making it a perfect dessert for hot summer days.

There are various seats available and after waiting for about 10 minutes, I was able to sit down. The French toast was delicious, crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, with plenty of fruits making it very filling. From 5 pm, the lighting dimmed, creating a more relaxing atmosphere. I found a great restaurant near the station, with plenty of travel guidebooks lined up that you can read at your table, making it perfect for planning your trip.

I visited the cafe restaurant at Tsutaya in Shibuya! I had been interested in it for a while, and finally got to go. The pasta was delicious, I want to go back again! The sofa seats were so comfortable, it was the best. It was a wonderful space to enjoy an adult atmosphere! Being surrounded by books was also great.

I ordered a healthy bowl with tuna, avocado, greens, and brown rice, but it had an overwhelming amount of salty yuzu soy sauce on top which I had to leave. What was even more disappointing was the unfriendly attitude of the female staff. They seemed cold and uninterested.

This time, I visited WIRED TOKYO 1999 in Shibuya! It's only a 2-3 minute walk from Hachiko Square in Shibuya. The walls are lined with bookshelves, creating a space where you can relax and enjoy reading books while having tea. I highly recommend checking it out!

The calm atmosphere inside the restaurant was great! The food and drinks were delicious. It's a perfect place for a date! The atmosphere was excellent! It was wonderful! 😊 The visually appealing dishes sparked conversation and were very enjoyable. I will definitely visit again.

I saw Jimin's photo book displayed prominently at the bookstore. Wow! Upstairs, there was a special exhibition featuring him, like in an art museum, with a fantastic view. There was also a cafe where I could relax until my appointment time.

I went for lunch! It's stylish, the food is delicious, and the prices are just right, so I recommend it! The taco rice is recommended. The surroundings are full of books, which is impressive, and it's also nice as decoration. It's great that you can eat while reading a book.

Book & Cafe in front of Shibuya Station. Arrived before 3pm and was seated right away. Moderately crowded with young people. Seems to have a two-hour limit. It was too cold so I had mulled wine. It's apparently hot wine and it was delicious. A very nice cafe to relax in. Wi-Fi is also good.

I visited the restaurant before noon on a weekday and it was already quite crowded. I ordered the 1999 yen lunch set named after the restaurant. The set included a main dish, a side menu, a dessert, and a drink, with several options to choose from for each. I chose taco rice as the main dish, French fries as the side menu, mini French toast as the dessert, and hot coffee as the drink. I was surprised when the hot coffee was served right away, as I expected it to come with the dessert. However, the service was quite polite. The taco rice and French fries were delicious, and the French toast was surprisingly tasty! Overall, it was a satisfying and filling lunch. Thank you for the meal!

This is a cafe located on the 7th floor of the same building as the Starbucks with a view of Shibuya Crossing. If Starbucks is crowded, coming here might not be a bad idea. But if there are seats available at Starbucks, I think Starbucks would be better. The white chocolate matcha latte tasted like regular matcha, and I was a bit unsure if there was chocolate in it. When I went on Wednesday at 4 pm, there were seats available. - 2-hour time limit - Power outlets available (if you sit at a single seat)

Visit date: December 3, 2022 (Saturday) After watching a movie with friends, we decided to have tea together! We initially tried to go to L'Occitane Café, but the line for the second floor was too long, so we decided to try another place instead. We ended up at this restaurant that we wanted to visit again! We used a tablet near the entrance to put our names down and were seated after a short wait. This time, we got a table slightly elevated near the travel book section! I ordered the Dorayaki Fruit Sandwich and Uji Matcha Latte that I wanted to try from my last visit, while my friend ordered the Dorayaki French Toast and Hot Chocolate. The Dorayaki Fruit Sandwich was thick and delicious! The cream and strawberries were about to overflow, so I decided to cut it and eat it. The cream, red bean paste, and strawberry combined perfectly, and the Dorayaki dough was soft. My friend's Dorayaki French Toast had a slightly crispy surface, and the topping of whipped cream was light and tasty. My Matcha Latte had a leaf latte art on top, and my friend's Hot Chocolate came with two cocoa cookies. My latte was a bit lukewarm, I wish it was a bit warmer. The taste was not very sweet, with a strong bitterness from the matcha. My friend enjoyed the vanilla ice cream that came with the French Toast. We looked at a food photography book and a book on Japan's scenic spots before leaving. Thank you for the delicious meal!

The location was not crowded around 3 o'clock. The atmosphere of the restaurant was nice. I ordered a pink tea latte, which was essentially a hot strawberry milk. I ordered tea, but the milk came in a small portion instead of a pitcher, which I would have preferred. I had to ask for sugar, and when they brought it, it was just one small packet of sugar cubes for the pot of tea. I would have preferred at least two packets. The atmosphere was great and I thought it was a hidden gem, but the service was lacking.

The flagship of stylish cafes, WIRED CAFE. I didn't have high expectations, thinking it was all about the ambiance, but I was pleasantly surprised by the high quality. The salmon and dill sour cream bruschetta was delicious. The onions and green onions on top added a perfect accent to the flavor. I recommend eating it before the bread gets soggy. The staff's service is also excellent. They quickly offer you a menu as soon as your food and drinks start running low. Jazz record jackets line the walls, and the old jazz BGM sets a cozy atmosphere. It would be nice to come here with someone you're getting along with.

Date of visit: June 21, 2022 (Tuesday). I used it for dinner after watching a program at the Cosmo Planetarium Shibuya in the evening. It was difficult to tell from the outside, but the restaurant was located on the upper floor of the TSUTAYA building. I arrived after 8 p.m. and there were a lot of customers. I was worried if there would be seats available, but they guided me to an empty table. It seems that for two people, they will guide you to a table for two. I ordered a set with a main dish, a drink, and a dessert or side dish for over 1700 yen. The main dish was seafood taco rice, and I chose the dessert, a mini sundae, for the dessert or side dish. While waiting for the food to be served, I used the restroom and took a stroll around the restaurant. Books were displayed along the walls, including travel books, books on world curries, art-related books, and more. The wide range of genres made me think that I could enjoy coming here multiple times. When I returned, the food had already been served. The seafood taco rice had finely crushed ingredients, and although I couldn't quite tell what they were, I could feel a squid-like texture. I was surprised to find salted kelp in it! There was powdered cheese on top of the onsen egg, giving it a carbonara-like taste, which was unexpected. Overall, it was an original dish that I had never tried before, but it was delicious! The mini sundae had a small amount of vanilla ice cream and fruit. Given the emphasis on sweets, it felt a bit underwhelming in its simplicity. I regretted not ordering the fruit-filled dorayaki sandwich instead. Last order was at 9 p.m. Although I stayed until after 9 p.m. on a weekday, I was surprised to see all the seats filled with customers. In addition to being able to read books and enjoy cafe-style meals near the station, the popularity of the restaurant may be due to the fact that you can visit without worrying about the situation or the number of people (up to 4 people). Thank you for the meal! Next time, I would like to try the fruit-filled dorayaki sandwich.

【Visit Information】 - Visit: 6/17 (Fri) 14:30 - Price: 1,000 yen - Order: - [Food] Zao Cheese Tiramisu 770 yen, Fondant Chocolate 830 yen - [Drink] Set Drink 250 yen x 2 【Food】 Sweets and drinks were just average. 【Service】 New employee training is necessary. 【Atmosphere/Customer Base】 Mainly couples and many people working remotely. The seating distance is spacious, so you can see people having online meetings here and there. 【Crowdedness】 Even during cafe time, it's about 60-70% full. Right in front of Shibuya Station, but being on an upper floor makes it a hidden gem.