Tom and Jerry Sakura Dancing Strawberry White Chocolate Latte A cafe latte with a white chocolate flavor infused with the aroma of cherry blossoms and strawberries. The topping of flake chocolate creates a festive atmosphere as if cherry blossoms are dancing around.

I don't usually use the breakfast menu, but sometimes it's nice to change things up, right? I chose the Thick Cut Tuna and Cheese Toast for 580 yen. It's an open hot sandwich with cheese and tuna, and the cheese is especially delicious! Personally, it might be my favorite among the morning hot menu items! Of course, I enjoyed plenty of coffee in a big mug. It's located inside the main office building, so it's not very noticeable, but not only visitors but also people working in nearby buildings stop by, so it's relatively busy at all times. Still, there's plenty of space for one person to relax and enjoy.

I had breakfast. The egg sandwich was delicious!!

A coffee specialty shop located about a 7-minute walk from Shinagawa Station Konan Exit. The interior has counter seats, table seats, etc. The menu that caught my eye was today's coffee (S) for 320 yen. I explored Shinagawa Station Konan Exit after work on a weekday. I assumed that I went a little further away from my workplace for lunch and wondered if I could make it back in time. I took a break and used this shop. I ordered an Iced Cafe Mocha (S) for 430 yen (tax included). A cold drink that allows you to taste the bitterness of espresso and the richness and sweetness of chocolate. Topped with whipped cream! It was hot that day, so I ordered a cold drink. I usually go for a cafe latte, but since I had been walking around, I decided to go for something sweet for a change. When I actually tried it, the sweetness of the chocolate and whipped cream was subtle, so it didn't taste "sweet". If you want to make it sweeter, you could add gum syrup or honey from the condiment bar. This building is the Sony building. So the customers are mostly business people, and many of them were working on their laptops. The furniture and atmosphere inside the shop were chic and more geared towards adults, like Tully's surprisingly (no interior photos because it was quite crowded). In the end, it seemed like it would be impossible to come here for lunch.

Visited Tully's in March 2018 and enjoyed a relaxing coffee break. I wandered from Shinagawa Station's Konan Exit and stumbled upon this shop. The location is convenient as it is connected to the station walkway. The outdoor seating area provides a nice open atmosphere. Many people seem to use this shop for meetings as well. I will definitely use it again due to its convenience.

Today, I had a casual lunch at Tully's located inside an office building. Instead of my usual pasta, I opted for the seasonal special: Salad Pizza (with demi-glace sauce) set for 760 yen. It consisted of a folded pita bread with melted cheese and demi-glace sauce, served hot like a sandwich. The salad included lettuce, but the texture was a bit lacking. Perhaps if the demi-glace sauce had more ingredients, the balance would have been better. Hmm, disappointing! This place has power outlets and spacious tables, making it a hidden gem for working on documents or preparing for small meetings.

Taking a short break after lunch in the afternoon. It's the Tully's Coffee store inside Sony City. Actually, I also had tea at the Tully's Coffee store in Shinagawa Intercity this morning, so this is my second visit to a Tully's store today. I had iced coffee in the morning, so this time I'm having a short soy latte for 390 yen (tax included). I'm sitting by the window with a comfortable seat and there are outlets available. Surprisingly, it's not as crowded as I thought. It seems like most people here prefer to take their coffee back to the office rather than drink it in the store. Truly a business district. Now, let's get back to work for the afternoon. Thank you for the meal. June 2017.

On a snowy morning, everyone seemed to hurry out of their homes. The train was fast but crowded before 8 o'clock. When I arrived here, there were only a few customers, so I could relax. I had a sandwich and a pretzel for lunch, and enjoyed the rest. I received a tall coffee as a service, maybe because it was morning. The cheese toast-like item had a tough crust, which I didn't like much, but everything else was decently tasty. I forgot to check what today's coffee was, but it had a clean taste, not too bitter or sour, which I like. The total came to 1130 yen, but since it was two meals, I could have split it in half. It was snowing outside, but I warmed up and relaxed inside before walking back to the office.

It is located on the first floor of the Sony Building, about a 5-minute walk from Shinagawa Station's Konan Exit. I went there a few times since it's close to my office. The interior is a spacious and elongated space with 4-person and 2-person tables, as well as large 8-person tables with LAN cables for people to work on their laptops while enjoying coffee. I thought it was a bit out of place (laughs). The "Three Mushroom Japanese-style Pasta" was recommended, so I ordered that along with a coffee for 980 yen. It had shiitake, eringi, and shimeji mushrooms, as well as bacon and green onions. The bonito broth added a nice flavor, and it was quite tasty. However, if you want pasta, maybe it's better to go to "Pronto." If you're willing to spend close to 1000 yen, there are other options... This place is more for enjoying a leisurely coffee (^^;)

First of all, this café called Yachuu is located in a corner on the 1st floor of the Sony headquarters building. It's very quiet inside, even during lunchtime... I think the employees must be eating at the company cafeteria. So, in terms of who uses this place, I would say people like me, customers of the Sony Service Station Shinagawa located on the 1st floor of Sony City, or visitors who have business at Sony and use this place as a meeting spot, or employees who just really like this place. Oh, and there's a smoking room in the back (even though there's no door, so the smoke leaks out), so smokers might use this place too. I saw a previous customer sitting in a chair drinking coffee and chatting while smoking. So, the value of using this place might be limited, but in the decreasing number of smoking areas in the world, it might be quite convenient for smokers. Of course, there's no need to come all the way here just to smoke, though. Oh, I almost forgot to mention the taste evaluation. I ordered the espresso shaved ice (Ailush) from Tully's. I'm watching my calories, so I got it without the ice cream for 380 yen. Adding ice cream costs an extra 100 yen. It was my first time trying coffee shaved ice, and it was actually pretty good. Espresso shaved ice, a new experience for me. Even though summer is over, I might get hooked on this next summer.

Shinagawa's Minato Mirai is a place where I like to casually enjoy tea. Inside the Sony headquarters building, I always have the matcha frozen drink and relax on the comfortable sofa. The atmosphere is peaceful with power outlets available. It's a more relaxed environment compared to other Tully's Coffee shops. This place is the best in Shinagawa Station's Konan area. The Starbucks there is noisy, and Doutor is not calming. The Intercontinental Hotel above is quiet but not as casual. This place is affordable, relaxing, and very comforting. Visited again on June 10th. Today I had a delicious sandwich for dinner. Visited again on July 15, 2014. Tried the pasta for lunch. It was not bad. The tomato sauce pasta and eggplant were tasty, and it was ready in 2 minutes. It may have been instant, but the taste was good. Visited again on August 26, 2014. Had lunch here and tried the quiche. It was quite tasty. Also had mango juice, which was delicious with a rich mango flavor. On February 13, 2015, tried the tomato-based pasta, which was very delicious. On May 11, 2015, had the French toast, which was delicious.

Tully's located on the first floor of the Sony headquarters building at Shinagawa Station Minato Exit. You enter through the common entrance of Sony City, and the entrance to Tully's is inside the building. There is a 4-seater sofa near the entrance, and tables line the sunny side along the road. In the back, there are three 6-seater table seats with power outlets in the center. While taking a walk, I felt like having something sweet, so I decided to get a sweet drink at Tully's. The picture in front of the store looks very delicious. Cookie & Cream Mocha: 430 yen. It's a new product for the Valentine's season. I know that drinks like this don't turn out as nicely as in the picture. The hot coffee melts the cold cream quickly. Sitting at the glass-lined table along the road, the sunlight shines in and it's warm. The Cookie & Cream Mocha has plenty of whipped cream. The chocolate crunch sprinkled in is a nice touch. The flavor of the cookie spreads in your mouth. At the 6-seater table in front of me, people are working diligently on their computers. It looks like an office. Sitting by the warm window, the window seat people are surrounded by the aroma of cocoa cookies and start dozing off... Suddenly, I notice someone heading towards the back. Oh! The narrow space on the north side is the smoking area. There are only three 2-seater tables. It's cold because there is no sun. I didn't realize it, but Tully's is a smoking and non-smoking establishment.

Tully's in Sony City. I stopped by during shopping. It was a little before 12 o'clock, so it was still early for lunch. I ordered coffee and a hot wrap sandwich with mixed grain rice and Bang Bang Chicken salad. The wrap sandwich had a nice sesame oil aroma after being heated up. It was delicious with the mixed grains providing a satisfying texture while being low in calories. It was a different kind of delicious compared to cold wrap sandwiches with mayonnaise or dressing. The combination of Bang Bang Chicken and coffee was surprisingly good. I will definitely come back again.

Around a 5-minute walk from Shinagawa Station Konan Exit. Located on the 1st floor of the Sony headquarters. Visited unintentionally while killing time. I rarely come to this area, but the Sony building and the adjacent Shinagawa Season Terrace, built last year, give off a new and stylish impression. This shop is no exception, as it feels like the best atmosphere among the Tully's I've been to. It's bright with glass windows, quiet, and spacious. I ordered an iced coffee (320 yen), which is no different from other branches. That's to be expected.

It is located on the 1st floor of the Sony headquarters building. This means that it is only open on weekdays and closed on weekends. It's a place I often visit, probably the one I visit the most at Tully's. Because of its location, it's never too crowded. The high ceiling and large windows create a sense of openness. Wasn't it Excelsior Cafe before? It doesn't seem to be a very bustling place. It's a place where you can relax and space out. However, they have a limited selection of cakes. I hope they don't go out of business.

The shop has glass walls and a high ceiling, creating a sense of openness. The sunlight shines in, making it a relaxing place even during the day. The interior is spacious, perfect for meeting friends or colleagues for discussions. It's more about spending money to enjoy the space. The seating is not cramped, with a relaxed layout and attention to interior design. It's a great place to take a break and relax when you need a change of pace.