#Taisho Roman-kan Cafe Located in Asakusa, Taisho Roman-kan is a retro and stylish cafe known for its unique atmosphere. Situated near Nakamise Street, the eat-in space follows a standing style with no chairs! They also offer kimono rentals, and customers who rent one can show their receipt at the cafe's register to receive a 20% discount on all cafe menu items. The cafe is popular among female customers, and wearing a yukata or kimono adds to the retro charm of the interior, making for a picturesque scene!

I had always been curious about this cafe in Asakusa and had been there a few times, but it was always crowded and I couldn't find a place to sit inside, so I always ended up giving up... However!! This time when I rented a kimono at the Taisho Roman Museum "Kimono" next door, the cafe was empty so I decided to stop by! I ordered the classic high-collar cream soda grape. Since I rented a kimono, I was able to use a 10% off coupon. The first sip was full of grape flavor, and it was really delicious with the carbonation. However, I forgot to mix it as I was told that the flavor was concentrated at the bottom, so the second sip was a bit bitter with a lemon soda taste... It's definitely tastier when mixed well. I came here this time for otaku activities, so I only have photos of what my favorite character, Axsta, was on, sorry about that. The atmosphere of the cafe is just like the name suggests, The Taisho Roman! It's exactly my taste and I love it. The interior is full of cute framed mirrors, retro-chic telephones, and adorable wallpaper, from the walls to the floor. The cups are cute too, so I would love to come back on a cooler day and enjoy another drink while walking around!

Before receiving the 46,000-day Goshuin at Senso-ji Temple, popular for its crepes that shine from autumn to spring near the Kaminarimon, head to the Taisho Roman-kan. During the summer, crepes are not available, and the menu shifts to focus on soft serve ice cream and cold drinks. Arriving at the store at 10:10, there were 8 customers already inside. The retro-themed interior of the store is set up as a standing café. I purchased the Strawberry Roman Frappe for 880 yen. After a short wait, my number was called, and I went to the counter to pick it up. The Strawberry Roman Frappe consists of soft serve ice cream topped with strawberry sauce, a frozen strawberry, shaved ice made from frozen strawberries, and a layer of milk agar at the bottom. The highlight is the use of Tokyo milk for the soft serve ice cream and shaved ice made from frozen strawberries. After finishing the refreshing Strawberry Roman Frappe, I felt thoroughly cooled down. It was delicious.

I went to the retro shop "Asakusa Taisho Roman-kan Cafe" on the Nakamise Street in Asakusa. This shop is quite crowded, especially with young women. I tried the ⭐️Asakusa Pudding a la Mode Crepe for 950 yen (tax included). It's a crepe version of a cafe's pudding a la mode, with a special pudding from the Taisho Roman-kan placed on top. It is filled with plenty of fruits and has a satisfying taste. The shop also has photo spots both inside and outside, which is nice. You can even rent a kimono at the shop.

I visited the Taisho Roman-kan in Asakusa on Friday around 11:30 am. It was crowded with foreign tourists and school trip students! ☑️ Sugar Crepe 750 yen I really loved this sugar crepe! It was delicious! The texture was chewy! I thought it might be too simple, but once I started eating it, I thought it was perfect! It was about the size of a face, but it disappeared in no time! The interior of the store had a stylish atmosphere with a Taisho era vibe, and there were many cute mirrors. It's recommended to take photos in front of the mirrors!

[Taisho Romantic Museum] Tokyo: A cute cafe near the Kaminarimon in Asakusa, a 5-minute walk from Asakusa Station ☕️ This cafe is a standing-style cafe! ☑️ Matcha and Tochigi strawberry soft serve for 790 yen. It's a limited edition mix of matcha and Tochigi strawberry soft serve with plenty of strawberry chunks and a hint of bitterness from the matcha, making the combination of matcha and strawberry perfect. It's a bit small, so it's perfect for eating on the go. The price is a bit high, but it's cute and great for photos, with many photo spots inside. Perfect for a girls' night out or a date. Their specialty is cream soda, so I definitely want to try that next. For more posts, check here ▶️▷ @kgu.rume @kgu.rume2 ⚪️ Store Information ⚪️ Address: 2-2-4 Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo 111-0032 Opening hours: 9:30-18:00 Closed on: None #TokyoGourmet #AsakusaGourmet #Asakusa #AsakusaSoftServe #AsakusaLunch #MatchaSweets #StrawberrySweets #AsakusaCafe #WantToConnectWithGourmetGirls #GourmetInstagram #WantToConnectWithMatchaLovers #Strawberry #StrawberryLover #StrawberryClub #TochigiStrawberry #CafeHopping #KuramaeGourmet #Kaogurume #Tabelog #TabelogHighRating #AsakusaFoodTour #AsakusaDate #OshiageGourmet #EastGourmet #InstagramGourmetAward2023 #TawaramachiGourmet #AsakusaSightseeing #TokyoTravel

I thought it had a very touristy vibe, but decided to try the squid-shaped dumpling soft serve ice cream. It was actually delicious! The combination of vanilla and sweet-salty soy sauce was perfect. The presentation was cute from every angle, and I was impressed. It seems like this place has been featured on TV as well.

【Store Name】Asakusa Taisho Roman-kan 【Order】Strawberry Soda 【Impression】The strawberry soda at Asakusa Taisho Roman-kan was truly exquisite. The vibrant red strawberries floating in the soda were visually stunning, creating excitement even before taking a sip. The taste of sweet and sour strawberries combined perfectly with the refreshing fizz of the soda. It was a drink that brought happiness with every sip and its Instagram-worthy beauty made me want to share it on social media. 【Atmosphere】The store was bustling with tourists and locals alike, creating a lively and vibrant atmosphere unique to tourist spots. It was enjoyable to share a fun time with a diverse group of people. 【Staff】The staff at Asakusa Taisho Roman-kan were very hospitable and their friendly service left a lasting impression. They not only greeted us warmly but also explained how to enjoy the strawberry soda and shared information about the store in a detailed manner. Their thoughtfulness enhanced the overall dining experience. 【Location・Access】Asakusa Taisho Roman-kan is conveniently located near Asakusa Station, making it easy to access. You can easily stop by during your sightseeing or stroll. With delicious strawberry soda and heartwarming service, it promises a delightful dining experience.

Cream Soda High Collar, 680 yen. A typical Asakusa shop located along Denboin Street, also offering kimono rentals. It was crowded with young people even though it was late in the evening. I ordered the coffee flavor, which had a unique touch with cookie pieces on top of the vanilla ice cream instead of the usual cherry. It was delicious.

I tried the High Collar Cream Soda "Sorairo" (680 yen) at Asakusa Taisho Roman-kan Cafe. It looked light in the sample, but the actual drink was a deep blue color. The plastic cup and the retro cute interior of the cafe were also charming.

The Nakamise shopping street at Asakusa Sensoji Temple, where the hustle and bustle has returned, is now crowded with many overseas visitors, making it hard to walk smoothly. This shop is located on a side street just off the bustling Nakamise, exuding a high-class atmosphere even from the outside. When you order at the counter, you receive a number tag, and when your order is ready, they call out your number. The crepes looked delicious, but I opted for the sky blue float. It came with a cute bright red cherry on top. There was a generous amount of vanilla ice cream, making it sweet but tasty. The shop has chairs inside where you can sit and enjoy your treat. The display is also elaborate and perfect for photos.

I found a cute cream soda shop on Instagram. There were several flavors to choose from, but I went with the classic melon! It was a bit hard to drink because of the large ice cubes, but the combination of big ice cream and cherry was spot on. And most importantly, it looks cute! It's a stand-up (stand-and-eat?) shop with only benches outside, so you can't stay long, but the inside of the shop is cute and sure to liven up your Asakusa sightseeing. Thank you for the meal!

High Collar Cream Soda Sky Blue - High Collar Cream Soda Strawberry A cafe in Asakusa where lines form. Located on the way from Kaminarimon to Senso-ji Temple, making it easy to stop by. The standing-room-only interior rotates quickly, and Asakusa in the summer is hot, so it's perfect for cooling off a bit. The cream soda with a cherry on top has a retro and cute look! The interior has a retro atmosphere with photo spots.

Just kidding, haha. When it comes to solo travel, it's only the first half for me. I had plans to meet up with friends in Asakusabashi at 7 pm, but I was really craving a trip to Asakusa, so I tried to convince my husband to come with me. However, he declined, so I ended up going alone. I wanted to get a purification at Sensoji Temple, but when I arrived around 2 pm, I was told that the purification ceremonies only happen twice a day, at 10 am and 2 pm. So, I missed out on that. I usually only draw a fortune once a year, but lately, I've been drawing them quite frequently. I always ask the gods and buddhas to tell me what I need to know, and the answers are always spot on. I'll include a photo of the last one for fun. This time, I received a message that really hit home. It said, "There is a risk of disaster coming to your household. However, be careful to prevent it. When branches separate, it indicates discord in the home. Therefore, things may not go smoothly. Repent for your wrongdoings and overcome this trial. If you do so, good things are likely to happen. By harmonizing your household, even more good things may come your way." It's scarily accurate... Is there more disaster coming to my family? We all need to repent for our wrongdoings. Feeling down, but also hungry. Time for a break! I visited Asakusa Taisho Roman-kan, which I had saved previously. It was a good choice! I was disappointed that the marble fruit punch I wanted was sold out, so I opted for the Shiratama Mitarashi Soft Serve for 700 yen. It was delicious, with about 5 pieces of Mitarashi dango at the bottom and soft serve on top. The Mitarashi was thick and gooey, and the whole thing was very satisfying. My stomach is full! The other customers were all ordering the High Collar Cream Soda, so I'd like to try that next time, along with the marble fruit punch. Asakusa was full of young people wearing kimonos and yukatas, so cute! I still had time until 7 pm, so I wandered around before heading to the bathhouse... To be continued...

On the first floor of a rental kimono shop is a Taisho Roman cafe! While crepes and cream sodas are popular, this time I tried the fruit punch! The shiny, colorful marblesque appearance is actually fruit jelly with fruit chunks and ice cream! It looked great and tasted delicious too. I would love to have it again in the summer! I definitely want to visit again when I'm in Asakusa♪♪

After buying the four-colored dango at Asakusa Soratsuki, I headed to this shop with my beloved dogs. This shop opened in September 2021 with a concept of "nostalgic Taisho romance world." I left my dogs with my dad on the bench outside and checked out the menu at the counter. The menu was a bit nostalgic yet not quite graspable, but the Pudding a la Mode Crepe (950 yen) seemed to have a strong impact, so I ordered it. After paying, I received a number tag and waited to be called. When my number was called, I handed over the tag and received the crepe. In the center of the crepe was a big pudding surrounded by apples, strawberries, bananas, mandarins, kiwis, and topped with cream and a cherry. The staff told me to use either the spoon or fork provided at the pick-up counter, but I was unsure which one to use. I asked the cute staff members, some said spoon, some said fork, so I ended up more confused. They said I could use both, so I took both and brought them to my dad and dogs. When I handed it to my dad, he asked, "How do I eat this?" I just said, "Eat it skillfully," and watched as he started by breaking into the pudding in the center. He ate the pudding, then the fruits around it, and underneath were plenty of cream. Although it was a bit difficult to eat, the cream was not too sweet, allowing me to finish it easily despite the generous amount. Like Asakusa Soratsuki, I came here for the "instagrammable" experience, and it was indeed impressive and delicious. I hope they continue to thrive in Asakusa. Thank you for the meal.

Asakusa is starting to get busy again, and Nakamise Street leading to Sensoji Temple is lively. The atmosphere of the downtown area is enjoyable and exciting. The street just off Nakamise Street was also bustling with many people. In particular, Asakusa Taisho Roman-kan Cafe was surprisingly popular, with teenage girls lining up. I didn't expect it to be so popular, but it was already full when I entered. You order and pay at the counter before entering the small tables and chairs inside to enjoy your tea. I ordered the Bead Fruit Punch for ¥700. It was self-service, and the colorful beads inside the cup were very cute. The logo on the cup and the cherry on top were also lovely. The beads were made of jelly, with a nice texture and refreshing taste. It's a perfect treat to enjoy while exploring Asakusa in the hot weather. I also want to try their cream soda and soft serve ice cream next time because they looked cute too.

I stopped by after seeing the article about the opening of the "Asakusa Taisho Roman-kan Cafe", which is themed after a retro coffee shop menu. Some say that Japanese people love the Taisho era, and this is evident in anime like "Haikara-san ga Tooru" from a long time ago, and recent ones like "Demon Slayer". Although I'm not particularly an anime otaku, I have been watching some anime for a long time, and I was happy when "Lupin III" started recently. I'm actually in favor of live-action adaptations and I accept the evolved aspects. I found "Demon Slayer" interesting after watching it on late-night TV, so I went to see the movie in the first week of its release. My curiosity is not because it's popular, but because I have a desire to know what aspects and elements captivate people. The movie theater had a diverse audience, from a couple in their 70s to clearly anime fans, showing the wide appeal of the Taisho era background. Now, onto the review on Tabelog. I had the "Asakusa Pudding a la Mode" for 950 yen at this cafe. The second floor is under construction and seems to be for renting Taisho Roman-style kimonos. The first-floor seating area felt a bit cheap with its Taisho Roman-style wallpaper and decor. The crepe was thick, the pudding was firm, filled with fruits, and quite heavy, but the taste was not to my liking. I thought it might have been better in Harajuku rather than Asakusa. By the way, the shop selling sweet potatoes in front had a constant stream of customers, while I was the only one there at that time (laughs).

A new café opened near Nakamise, designed with a Taisho era theme. Although there are stairs, the café is only on the first floor (the second floor is a different shop). Despite being called a café, there are only chairs available, so it's more like a place to enjoy crepes or soft serve ice cream. I ordered and paid for the White Rice Dumpling Soft Serve Ice Cream for 700 yen (tax included). The soft serve ice cream, made with milk from Tokyo, had a refreshing aftertaste and a delicious milk flavor. It was tasty with the sweet red bean paste, but the rice dumplings on top were a bit hard.

Opened on September 17, 2021, Roman Kan Cafe offers a special promotion of 10% off for electronic money transactions only. The nostalgic interior is inspired by the Taisho era. The Prin a la mode crepe priced at 950 yen features a firm custard pudding with plenty of crushed fruits in the middle, served on a slightly firm crepe. Thank you for the delicious meal!