I discovered a shop in a surprising location in Shibuya that is known for its delicious sandwiches. I heard that they have a special fruit sandwich, made with Ehime's early-season oranges, and that they accept PayPay payments, which made me happy. When I arrived, it was just 30 minutes before closing time - just in time! The shop had a spacious, all-white counter with small tables for individuals around it. I wondered if I could eat inside, but it seemed more like an office space where people were having meetings. The fruit sandwich was delicious, with the bread being soft, fluffy, and sweet even up to the crust - which I usually don't eat. I later found out that they use bread from Parlor Ekoda, which made me curious to try their bread as well. The early-season oranges from Ehime were a perfect match for the cream, with a sweetness that was just right. The coffee was strong and tasty, although the lid of the cup was a bit loose, so I had to be careful not to spill it. Overall, it was a great experience!

I tried the "An Whipped Strawberry" and coffee that I was curious about. The An Whipped was delicious! The shop will be temporarily closed after the business on February 22nd (Tuesday) (tears). However, they will be open tomorrow, February 19th, with shortened hours (11 am to close). Please check their Instagram for more details: https://www.instagram.com/ampere_coffee/ Located in the Aoyama Omotesando area of Shibuya, Ampere offers sandwiches and coffee. They offer takeout and limited terrace seating for dining in. I love their sandwiches and coffee combination, which is quite generous in portion. I tried the new "An Whipped Strawberry" for 380 yen and coffee this time. The cream was plentiful and delicious, with the addition of red bean paste giving a nice touch. The combination of the crispy bread from Parlor Ekoda, ample cream, juicy strawberries, and red bean paste was delightful. The addition of red bean paste added more volume compared to just a strawberry sandwich. It was delicious even with just one piece. The coffee paired well with it. They will be taking a break for a while after February 22nd (Tuesday) (tears), so they will be open with shortened hours (11 am to close) tomorrow, February 19th. Normally, they are only open on weekdays, so please visit them for the last chance. Thank you as always. Please follow me. First visit with strawberry sandwich: [link] Chunky boiled egg sandwich: [link] Peanut butter sandwich: [link] Kiwi sandwich: [link] Chestnut sandwich: [link] Strawberry sandwich: [link] Chunky boiled egg sandwich is also a favorite: [link] Impressive volume! Hassaku orange sandwich: [link] Still, strawberries are my favorite: [link]

Fruit sandwiches are always cute with strawberries♪ Please be aware that we will soon be going completely cashless.＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊ We are a sandwich and coffee shop called ampere, using the bread from Parlor Ekoda. We love sandwiches and coffee! For the latest information, please check our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ampere_coffee/ Fruit sandwiches that change with the seasons. Among them, strawberries are my favorite. I went to try them out as the season is approaching. The eat-in seating is only on the terrace, so it's recommended on sunny days. The showcase is filled with voluminous sandwiches. My favorites like egg and the new "mustard greens and chicken" are also there. I'm always curious about the red bean butter and hot sandwiches. There are various drink options as well. The coffee is reasonably priced at 300 yen per cup, but from 11:00 to 14:00, there is a lunch set available. When you order a sandwich, the coffee and other drinks become a set for an additional 200 yen. I ordered the "strawberry fruit sandwich" and coffee. The strawberry fruit sandwich is available on some days and not on others. It seems that once December comes, it will be on the menu almost every day. The strawberries look cute against the red ampere logo. The coffee has an illustration of the ampere mascot. Let's dig in! The robust whole wheat bread from Parlor Ekoda. The cream paired with the fragrant bread is rich and milky. The strawberries look cute on the surface. The combination of sweet and sour strawberries and cream in this season is my favorite. It was very delicious. The coffee is also delicious and easy to drink, becoming one of my favorites. The "strawberry sandwich" is available on some days and not on others, but it seems it will be on the menu regularly from December. Also, as mentioned earlier, we will soon be completely cashless. Please be careful. Thank you as always. Please follow me☆ First visit with strawberry sandwich https://ameblo.jp/karin0321/entry-12570434607.html Chunky boiled egg sandwich https://ameblo.jp/karin0321/entry-12570435048.html Peanut butter sandwich https://ameblo.jp/karin0321/entry-12578318383.html Kiwi sandwich https://ameblo.jp/karin0321/entry-12608406792.html Chestnut sandwich https://ameblo.jp/karin0321/entry-12627381504.html Strawberry sandwich https://ameblo.jp/karin0321/entry-12641808652.html Chunky boiled egg sandwich is also a favorite https://ameblo.jp/karin0321/entry-12641814578.html Huge volume! Hassaku orange sandwich https://ameblo.jp/karin0321/entry-12668494137.html

Eatery Profile: Ampere Coffee - Operating only on weekdays! The sought-after Maron sandwich from Parlor Egota! - Menu: 1. Maron Sandwich: ¥650 - Location: Shibuya (approximately 10-minute walk from Shibuya Station) - Description: A stand that serves sandwiches and coffee. They use bread from Parlor Egota and coffee roasted by Coffee Wrights in Sangenjaya. The bread is delivered fresh daily! The female staff at the shop were incredibly kind and provided detailed explanations, which was very much appreciated. They were running the shop alone. - Additional Info: I found out from the staff that the shop is actually a sister store to Marked Honjo in Kuramae, where you can also enjoy their gelato. Great news, right? - Tips: On weekdays, especially when it's sunny, you can easily purchase items as there are no crowds. Fruit sandwiches and Maron sandwiches start selling out around 11 am, so be aware of that. I recommend buying drinks first and waiting. Many people opted for takeout, so I had the terrace seating all to myself. They also offer a morning special until 10 am, where you can get coffee for ¥200. - Address: 2-6-6 Shibuya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo - Phone: 03-5778-4690 - Closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays - Operating hours: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm - Review: The bread from Parlor Egota was soft and chewy, with a brown hue indicating it might be whole wheat. Despite being chilled, it wasn't dry at all, showcasing its moist texture. The sweet chestnut paired perfectly with the coffee! It was delicious. The coffee cup was cute, so I had to snap a picture imitating their logo. It was mouth-watering!

Ampera in Shibuya. There is a trendy little shop between Aoyama Street and Roppongi Street, lined with office buildings. It's called Ampera, a sandwich and coffee shop. I read that they use bread from Parlor Ekoda and coffee from Coffee Lights in Sangenjaya, so I was intrigued to visit. The shop has a nice atmosphere with white walls and greenery. There is a sales counter and terrace seating available. You can get takeout or enjoy your meal on the terrace. The staff, two women, were friendly and kind. I ordered a grilled cheese sandwich and morning coffee and sat on the terrace. The sandwich and coffee were delicious. It was quiet and peaceful around 9-10 am. I passed by around noon on another day and saw that it was quite busy, so I realized it's a popular spot. The cold sandwiches also looked tasty, so I'd like to visit again. Thank you for the meal.

I love the refreshing homemade cream fruit sandwich and egg sandwich♪ I quickly tried the new items♪ Ampere (Sandwich and Coffee Ampere) is a shop that specializes in sandwiches made with Parlor Ekoda's bread and carefully selected coffee. My favorite sandwiches and coffee shop. For the latest information, please check their Instagram. Business days are Monday to Friday (excluding holidays). It is a shop that only operates on weekdays. The staff is friendly, and the generous and delicious sandwiches are reasonably priced. I love enjoying them with coffee on the spacious terrace. The seasonal strawberry sandwich has ended, and the new "Yabukatsu Fruit Sandwich" is now available♪ I love citrus fruits and Yabukatsu, so I went to try it. Ampere only has terrace seats, but the open and spacious seating area is perfect for lunch when you're short on time. Of course, takeout is also available. First, place your order at the counter. On this day, the weather was not great, but there were plenty of sandwiches even at lunchtime. I asked if it was okay to take photos and they kindly took out the Yabukatsu from the fridge for the photos. The sandwiches made with Parlor Ekoda's bread are generous and reasonably priced. Popular items like Ham Cutlet, Chicken Curry, Ham Cheese Coleslaw, and my favorite Egg Sandwich and Tuna Sandwich. There are also mixed options for Egg and Tuna. Sweet sandwiches like Peanut Banana & Blueberry. And the seasonal fruit sandwich. This time, the new "Yabukatsu Fruit Sandwich" and today's coffee. During lunchtime, you can get today's coffee for 200 yen instead of 300 yen when you order a sandwich set, which is a discount♪ The packaging is so cute. Even the coffee cups have illustrations. The volume is amazing. I quickly tried the "Yabukatsu Fruit Sandwich"♪ Each piece of juicy Yabukatsu with a firm texture goes well with the original cream made of mascarpone, yogurt, and fresh cream. It was so delicious! I also love the strawberry sandwich where you can enjoy two types of strawberries, but I preferred the Yabukatsu sandwich. It was really delicious. The price is also very reasonable and easy to visit again. I will definitely come back. Thank you as always. Please follow me☆ First visit with Strawberry Sandwich https://ameblo.jp/karin0321/entry-12570434607.html Egg Sandwich with Boiled Eggs https://ameblo.jp/karin0321/entry-12570435048.html Peanut Butter https://ameblo.jp/karin0321/entry-12578318383.html Kiwi Sandwich https://ameblo.jp/karin0321/entry-12608406792.html Chestnut Sandwich https://ameblo.jp/karin0321/entry-12627381504.html Strawberry Sandwich https://ameblo.jp/karin0321/entry-12641808652.html I also love the Egg Sandwich with Boiled Eggs https://ameblo.jp/karin0321/entry-12641814578.html

The cheerful atmosphere brought me to the terrace of Seigaku Ura, where they serve "Coffee and Sandwich ampere". Their specialty is fruit sandwiches, but I can't resist the ham cutlet and egg sandwiches. On the terrace, there is a man loudly talking on his phone with his Mac open, looking like a typical wealthy person. I gave up on the coffee and enjoyed my sandwich under the ginkgo trees. Ah, what a refreshing break! #Sandwich and Coffee ampere #Ham Cutlet Sandwich #Egg Sandwich

I was looking forward to trying the sandwiches and coffee at Ampere, a shop that offers sandwiches made with Parlor Ekoda's bread and specialty coffee. They have a variety of delicious sandwiches on display, as well as toast options. Takeout is available, and there is limited seating on the terrace for dining in. I tried the strawberry sandwich and an egg sandwich to go. The strawberry sandwich was enjoyed on the terrace with a cup of coffee. It was delicious, with Parlor's bread, a mildly sweet cream, and strawberries from Aichi Prefecture, including the balanced sweetness and acidity of "Beni Hoppe" and the juicy, refreshing sweetness of "Kaori-no." It was a simple yet flavorful sandwich that allowed the taste of the whole wheat bread, light cream, and juicy strawberries to shine. It was a delightful experience to enjoy two types of strawberries in one sandwich. I will definitely visit again.

It was really delicious♪ Just looking at the photos makes me want to eat it again~ It was so tasty♪ ampere coffee, located in a place almost midway between Shibuya and Omotesando, is a shop known for its sandwiches and coffee. They use carefully selected coffee and sandwiches made with bread from Parlor Ekoda, offering generous portions. I always get excited about their strawberry sandwich and have been a regular customer ever since. The meal sandwiches also come in generous portions. My favorite is the egg sandwich. On this day, I finally got to try the limited edition "chestnut sandwich" that I had been looking forward to. You can also take out, but of course I had coffee there too♪ More details are on my blog. First visit with the strawberry sandwich. Egg sandwich with boiled eggs. Peanut butter sandwich. Kiwi sandwich.

It was so delicious♪ Seasonal fruit sandwich "Strawberry" made with two types of carefully selected strawberries and delicious coffee.***Opened in December 2016. It's already been three years since it opened, which surprised me when I realized it just now. I had been wanting to visit this place since I found out about its opening. A coffee stand where you can enjoy carefully crafted homemade sandwiches and delicious coffee brewed by a barista. Sandwiches and Coffee Ampere (Sandwiches and Coffee Ampere) http://amperecoffee.jp/ Monday to Friday 9:00 am to 6:00 pm Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm "Make your day a little richer. Make Shibuya more familiar." Such a cute catchphrase♪ The shop is located right near Aoyama Gakuin. Although it's close by, I hadn't looked up the location until I stumbled upon it while strolling around when I visited Nishiya the other day. "It's in this location!" I was surprised and immediately paid a visit. The shop is on the first floor of a building with an open and welcoming atmosphere. The atmosphere is very welcoming and nice. The storefront displays a variety of delicious-looking sandwiches. The bread used here is from Parlor Ekoda in Ekoda, which is also a popular choice. There were also various toast menu options. I visited during lunchtime. As expected, I ordered the Egg Sandwich and the soon-to-be-available seasonal fruit sandwich (Strawberry Sandwich), along with coffee. Ordering a set makes the coffee 300 yen → 250 yen, which is nice. Although takeout is the main option, eating in is also possible on the bench in front of the building. The seasonal fruit sandwich "Strawberry" and coffee look very delicious. The coffee cup with the logo and the cute packaging of the sandwich are delightful. And guess what! It's a large size, with two pieces. The open♪ Fresh strawberries are juicy. Furthermore, the strawberry sandwich uses two types of strawberries, "Beni Hoppe" and "Kaori," sourced from a farmer in Aichi Prefecture, which is another nice touch. The powerful bread from Parlor Ekoda comes with a nice crust. The ample strawberries, balanced with the mildly sweet cream, make for a luxurious and delicious fruit sandwich where you can truly appreciate the taste of the bread. The open atmosphere of the shop, the friendly staff, and the overall great experience have made me really like this place. The coffee, from Coffee Wrights, is the blend used for ampere (Ampere) roasting. It was delicious with a hint of bitterness, and I want to keep going back, so I got a coffee stamp card as well. I look forward to going back for more sandwiches and coffee. I'll also be posting about the egg sandwich I bought together♪

Eat-in space is only available at the outside tables. This sandwich shop is mostly for takeout. The bread here is from Parlor Ekoda, known for its moist texture and generous fillings. Both sweet and savory options are recommended.

In the showcase, there is a row of delicious-looking sandwiches lined up. I got greedy and took out three kinds of sandwiches (egg, tuna, curry cabbage) and a banana-blueberry-peanut butter sandwich to eat at a net cafe where outside food is allowed. The most delicious one was the peanut butter sandwich. The saltiness of the peanut butter combined with the sweetness and acidity of the banana and blueberries created a unique and addictive taste. The other meal sandwiches were relatively ordinary, but the egg sandwich was good among them.

I felt like having a hot sandwich again, so I came here back-to-back. The bread is impressive and I wanted to eat it again. Is this a pretty famous bread? ★ Hot Sandwich Lunch around 900 yen Hot sandwich, side menu, and drink are included in the set. There are several options and I had a hard time choosing, but I went with the chili con carne sandwich, yogurt as a side, and iced coffee as a drink. The hot sandwich was piping hot, crispy on the outside, and gooey with cheese on the inside. It's really delicious and quite filling. The coffee is strong but not too bitter, very easy to drink. I recommend trying it black. It's like an oasis in the city.

I came to Tokyo on a business trip. I had a short lunch break and hurriedly searched for a good restaurant. I found a Chicken Curry Sandwich for around 480 yen and a coffee for around 300 yen. The chicken and curry combination was great. The sandwich was made with brown bread, which was nice. The coffee was rich and satisfying. It helped me warm up in the cold seminar room. They also had set meals available. I was surprised to see many men along with women at the restaurant. It's a good place for a light lunch.

Located behind the Starbucks on Miyamasaka Hill, there is a sandwich and coffee shop. It is near the Theater Image Forum, and I had known that the shop had been there for a few years, but I hadn't had the chance to visit until recently. It is situated on the ground floor of the "Good Morning Building," a shared office space where creative workers gather. The shop seems to have a trendy vibe, occupying a part of a stylish white building. There is no indoor seating, so customers have to sit at the outdoor tables, which might be challenging depending on the weather. The shop is mainly frequented by people working in nearby offices, and the sandwiches tend to sell out quickly on weekdays. When I visited, there were still about three types of sandwiches available, but I heard they sell out fast even in the early evening on Saturdays. I tried the Fruit Sandwich with Strawberries (¥500), which was not displayed but available in the fridge. The brown bread is from Parlor Ekoda and has a nostalgic aroma of rye, with a simple and slightly dry texture. The strawberries were a bit sour as the peak season had passed, but the sweet cream balanced it out, making it a pleasant snack. The cream also enhanced the texture of the bread. I also had a Soda Float (¥450, if I remember correctly), which had a lot of carbonation and lacked sweetness, possibly flavored with melon syrup. The plastic container with the logo sticker and the beautiful cherry on top created a visually appealing presentation, but I wished the flavor of the soda could be improved. The atmosphere of the shop was quiet and peaceful, with a refreshing breeze passing through the entrance greenery. The friendly staff made the experience even better. I think it would be a great place for office workers to get work done. I'll consider getting coffee here instead of Starbucks on movie days. It would be nice if they were open on Sundays too.

Amperes, not Ohms, not Volts, not Watts. Yes, this is "Ampere"! ...Sorry, unrelated to electrical terms. Despite the hustle and bustle of Shibuya, this area feels relatively calm. The atmosphere of the shops here is quiet and peaceful. This is a sandwich and coffee shop. The bread used for the sandwiches is from "Parlor Ekoda". The bar is set high even before visiting. It's a takeout-only shop, but there is a large terrace seating area. They provide blankets considering the winter season. The sandwich menu has over 10 varieties, including hot sandwiches. When I visited early in the morning, the showcase was almost empty. It seems they don't have many options if you come too early. Here's what I tried: - Egg Salad and Tuna: A classic sandwich with egg and tuna. The bread has a strong crusty texture. The egg has more whites than yolks, and the mayonnaise is light. The tuna is a light, non-greasy type with simple flavors. - Peanut Butter & Blueberry Jam Banana: It wasn't displayed yet, but they made it on the spot. Thick peanut butter with banana in the middle and blueberry jam. The peanut butter was my favorite - very rich and sticky, with intense sweetness. An unexpected find in an unexpected place. Such shops are comforting. Thank you for the meal!

At the Farmers Market in Omotesando, I went to a sake event and then stopped by this café to sober up. The café has a spacious terrace outside. Grilled cheese sandwich was crispy and fragrant, with a rich cheese flavor. It was delicious. In autumn, warm sandwiches like this are delightful. I paired it with a gentle-tasting café latte. It was a perfect café to relax and take a breather.

The cafe latte with plenty of milk was smooth and very easy to drink. On cold days, you feel like having a warm drink. There are many types of sandwiches, just looking at them makes you feel happy. There are also sweet treats, making it even harder to decide. 😄😄

I ordered Uber Eats. The hot sandwich was delicious.

The ginseng potage was delicious (*´꒳`*). The strawberry fruit sandwich had sweet whipped cream. The bread and strawberries didn't stand out much, as the whipped cream had a strong impact. If I were to eat a fruit sandwich, personally I would prefer Saint Marc Bakery or Fruits Fruits.