The counter seats were convenient for charging, which was helpful. Ueshima Coffee Shop always has a calm atmosphere, with comfortable chairs and a clean interior. It's good that it's well-ventilated and even on a weekday afternoon, it's almost always full. When it comes to Ueshima Coffee Shop, I usually go for the milk coffee, but today I chose the blend coffee. Unfortunately, it had a strong acidity that stood out, which was a bit disappointing.

After lunchtime, I used this place for work. It's located near the entrance of the shopping street, so the access is great. It seemed quite popular as it was quite crowded! The interior has a slightly stylish feel, which is just right and very comfortable. I was able to work in a good atmosphere, so it was really nice! I will definitely use it again if I have the chance.

I used this place because I was with a friend who smokes. I think the quality of the coffee is a bit high, but there are charging spots in the store, personal space, and comfort, so considering all that, the price is reasonable. Among the top 100 coffee shops, the only place I rate lower than this one is solely for its nostalgic feel.

On Sunday morning, the neighboring Azabu Coffee showed no sign of opening despite the 9 am opening time, leaving customers waiting outside. Ignoring this scene, I quickly headed to another cafe in Juman, operated by the same Ueshima Coffee. While the other cafe is a stylish establishment attached to a hotel, this one is more of a chain store with reasonable prices. I ordered the Morning Set B "Coleslaw Egg Salad Sandwich Set - Half (580 yen)." When asked if I wanted it warmed up, I casually said no. The food arrived almost immediately, but the egg sandwich was very cold, as if it had just been taken out of the refrigerator. Lesson learned - always ask for it to be warmed up! Despite the bustling crowd on this Sunday morning, the restaurant was almost full, making it hard to take a nice picture of the clean interior. It seems like we are slowly returning to the pre-COVID days.

I love Oslo Coffee, which is nearby, but this time I decided to try Ueshima Coffee Shop. The morning set I had there the other day was delicious. Last time, I ordered the luxurious set with salad and bacon, so this time I wanted to go back to basics and ordered a simple toast set. I chose the boiled egg set. Also, I had unsweetened milk coffee. I love milk coffee, so maybe that's why I enjoyed the morning set so much. The toast was also delicious. The quality of each item seems to be high. The shop was not too small, which was nice. Thank you for the meal.

Masubu Juhachi is the top choice for breakfast. It's rare to find a place where you can have breakfast. I imagine restaurants don't make much profit from breakfast, but if the price is reasonable and you can have a satisfying meal, it's more valuable than dinner! A slightly upscale coffee shop, Ujima Coffee. They have a terrace. For breakfast, you get bread, eggs, salad, fruit, and a drink for 780 yen. When it comes to buffet-style hotel breakfasts, this set is always my go-to. With all these items and a good drink, I'm satisfied. I can't go every day, but if I can have this quickly, it's great. You can also splurge a bit and add a main dish. There are options available. By the way, I don't understand the purpose of an egg cracker. If they just put the boiled egg in cold water right after cooking, it would be easier to peel... People love playing with eggs in various egg dishes, using egg-specific tools.

Located right near Asakusa Station, it's convenient that they are open early in the morning. It's nice to be able to enjoy a delicious coffee before work. I stopped by in the morning and ended up coming back on my way home. It doesn't seem to be too crowded at any time of the day.

Due to the repeated extension of the state of emergency, all the individually owned restaurants in Azabu-Juban are closed. When I visit my favorite spots, all I find are sad closure notices. So, I ended up at a nearby coffee shop for a blend coffee. It's not that great, but the atmosphere here is nice. However, this won't sustain my energy and motivation. Maybe I'll have a Nogami's bread with mayonnaise to eat.

If you're a train enthusiast, you might already know about this service that most people don't: ① When transferring at designated transfer stations within the Tokyo Metro, if you transfer outside the ticket gates within 60 minutes, it's free (both tickets and IC cards). ② When transferring at designated transfer stations between the Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway using a paper transfer ticket, if you transfer outside the gates on the same day, it's unlimited and free (but be careful, with an IC card it's only free within 60 minutes). I recently saw this on TV and decided to try out the second option. This time, I planned to travel from Shinjuku Station on the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line, get off at Azabu-Juban Station on the Tokyo Metro Namboku Line, spend over an hour there, then transfer to the Toei Oedo Line at Azabu-Juban Station, and finally get off at Shinjuku Station on the Toei Oedo Line. With an IC card, if you get off at a transfer station and spend more than 30 minutes, you need to buy a transfer ticket for 280 yen. I transferred from the Marunouchi Line to the Namboku Line at Yotsuya, then passed through the gates at Azabu-Juban Station and successfully received the transfer ticket. I planned to have breakfast at a bakery, but it was still closed, so I went to the nearby Ueshima Coffee Shop instead. It had a retro look with the facade of the previous store preserved. I sanitized my hands, ordered the "Morning D Set" (590 yen) with unsweetened milk coffee, paid with my credit card, and received a drink and a numbered ticket. The morning plate arrived in 6 minutes, with a small thick slice of buttered toast and a boiled egg. The soft-boiled egg didn't have salt as it was a seasoned egg. The warm coffee with plenty of milk warmed up my cold body. The buttered toast was delicious with a hint of sweetness. The seasoned egg was soft, making it difficult to peel the shell. I took a bite of the seasoned egg with salt. After spending an hour and a half in Azabu-Juban, I entered the Toei Oedo Line at Azabu-Juban Station and successfully exited at Shinjuku Station on the Toei Oedo Line. With this trick, you can travel between Shinjuku and Azabu-Juban for only 140 yen one way or 280 yen round trip!!! If you use an IC card normally, the minimum round trip fare is 398 yen, so you can save at least 118 yen. Give it a try. Here is the article with the Tokyo Metro-Toei Subway transfer stations: https://toyokeizai.net/articles/-/370624

Pizza toast is something I used to eat when I was a child, my mother used to make it for me. I think this is the first time I've had it as an adult. I ordered it because it brought back nostalgic memories. The thick toast with hot cheese and bell peppers. It had a very nostalgic aroma.

Steamed cheesecake and apple pie sell out quickly, so be careful. I finally got the steamed cheesecake at this fourth store and it was satisfying with a firm texture. You can ask for water, but the cup is as small as a Yomeishu cup, which is a bit inconvenient.

One of my favorite chain coffee shops. The Azabu-Juban store has a serene Japanese atmosphere. The morning set is a good deal. Toast and a choice of drink for breakfast. The toast is nicely toasted and delicious. However, you can only smoke electronic cigarettes inside, which is a shame.

It's crowded here. I'll secure a seat first and then go to order. The counter for one person is constantly changing, with people coming and going. Timing is important here. It would be even better if there were power outlets and strong Wi-Fi. It's a great help for businessmen. I ordered the Nel Drip Blend Coffee (L) for ¥460 plus tax. I had been walking around all day and needed a break, or rather, I needed to charge my smartphone and tablet. It was very convenient. I asked for the Blend in a large cup. When I saw the "L" cup for the first time, I couldn't help but laugh. It was bigger than I expected. It was a good amount. It was better for a break than Americano. I had to lift the cup with both hands. Thank you for the charging.

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Somehow, despite everything, the cafe time at this place might be the most frequent. The back smoking section feels like it's in a league of its own, almost like it's been abandoned, making it surprisingly comfortable. Last time, I mainly talked about smoking, but this place also has outlets. The smoking section has outlets at each counter seat on the left side, while the non-smoking section has outlets at each seat of the counter seats facing each other in the back. I ordered an "Iced Coffee (M)" (440 yen) - as shown in the photo. There are a lot more iced coffee options now compared to before. What is "Iced Kin Goma Milk Coffee"? What about "Iced Bourbon Vanilla Unsweetened Milk Coffee"? There are also options like "Iced Milk Coffee" with black sugar or unsweetened, "Iced Caramel Milk Coffee," and "Iced Organic Soy Milk Coffee," among others. When did Ueshima's iced coffee menu become so extensive? I regret not looking at the menu before and just ordering iced coffee. The bronze cup that makes you sweat profusely is also nice. As mentioned at the beginning, the best part is being able to relax and unwind. Thank you for the meal. (By Kyonatsu Shuusora, 2019.11.21)

We met at Azabu-Juban. It's a great location near Azabu-Juban Station, diagonally across from Resona Bank. I had an iced coffee with black sugar. It was quite sweet because there was a lot of black sugar in it. The coffee itself is delicious, so it didn't need that much sugar. But I really like Ueshima Coffee, it's ten times better than Starbucks. I will definitely use this place for meetings again.

I was wandering around in Azabu, Tokyo and felt that just being there makes you feel stylish. I live in Nagoya, so I feel like a bit of a visitor. Previously, it seemed like only Roppongi was getting a lot of attention, but Azabu-Juban is also a nice town. So, I decided to go out for breakfast. Today, I went to Ujishima Coffee in Azabu-Juban. The toast was thick and the salad was included, very stylish indeed. I wonder if people living here eat out every day? There is a high-end supermarket just a few shops down as well. Some items are priced similarly to eating out anyway. It was a stylish and upscale town. I was engulfed in the high-class atmosphere. While I like the downtown area, this area might be safer in terms of security. I am thinking of exploring more of Azabu town. Thank you for the meal.

If you're looking for a cafe in Asakusa, this is the place to go. They have power outlets and Wi-Fi available.

The price is a bit high, but the atmosphere is nice and you can relax, so I think it's good. They offer a JAF coupon discount (50 yen).

This morning's breakfast was from Ueshima Coffee Shop in Azabu-Juban shopping street. I had the BLT with cheese egg for 540 yen. The black sugar milk coffee was sweet and delicious. However, it was too sweet for me so I also bought a regular coffee and split it in half.