This cafe has now become synonymous with trendy cafes, but it originally started as a cafe that disseminated subculture, pop art, and pop & rock music culture. I visited the cafe behind Loft, which had temporarily moved due to building renovations. The two-story layout made it feel more spacious than before. It was already past 5 pm, so I couldn't get a set, but I ordered the Udagawa cheesecake and tropical iced tea. If you come a bit earlier, you can get a drink discount of 100 yen with a set. Inside the cafe, you'll notice displays and posters that catch the eye of music and art lovers. The cheesecake is rich but not overly heavy, and the berry sauce adds a nice touch of acidity that makes it easy to devour. If you love music and pop art, you'll enjoy it even more, but even if you don't, you'll still be satisfied by the delicious food and stylish atmosphere of the cafe.

I had been to the Utadagawa Cafe annex before, but this was my first time here. The exterior was impressive, and the interior was very cute and stylish. I couldn't help but take a lot of photos as soon as I entered. The blue cloths, antique-style furniture, and animal-themed decorations were lovely, and the slightly dim lighting inside, being located in a back alley, created a very cozy atmosphere. I ordered the Almond Caramel Tea, which had a rich almond aroma and the caramel flavor added to the satisfaction, so I could enjoy it without sugar and it was delicious. I definitely want to use it again when I come to Shibuya.

I visited the restaurant around 8:00 PM on Saturday. It was full, with a few groups waiting in line outside, but I was able to get in after about 20 minutes. It's a very nice atmosphere. I had a creme brulee and a cafe au lait, both of which were delicious.

I ordered melon cream soda and Udagawa cheesecake! The ice cream was delicious and the cheesecake was also delicious. I visited at night, so the sense of indulgence was strong and I felt happy. The dim lighting made me want to stay longer, so it's important to be careful not to miss the last train. But if you do miss the last train, it's the perfect place to wait. I would like to visit again. ♡

Original Night Cafe! If you're looking for a place to relax and chat over dessert on a weekday night in Shibuya, this is the place to go. I remembered Udagawa Cafe, a popular spot that often appears on Instagram, and decided to check it out. My hunch was right - I was seated in about 3 minutes. Apparently, this place is the "original" night cafe that has been around for over 20 years. The second floor is for smoking, while the first floor is non-smoking. The seating is a bit close to the neighboring groups, but the atmosphere with candlelight is romantic and cozy. Despite being ideal for couples, I saw groups of 2 or 4 men dining as well. They have a variety of food and drinks, making it suitable for any occasion. I ordered the Udagawa cheesecake and fruit tea, which were both delicious. The cheesecake had a thin tart base with berry sauce on top, garnished with berries and a cherry. I'm not a big fan of cherries, but it was tasty. The staff were attentive and friendly, although a bit more cheerful service would be even better. I'll definitely visit again for a second round on a weekday night!!!

Sometimes I also go to stylish restaurants. Today, I wanted to feel like an OL having a light lunch before work, so I had lunch in Shibuya! The lunch was so stylish and surprising, healthy, Instagrammable, delicious, and really good! Thank you for the meal :)

I visited the restaurant after 11 pm and it was quite busy inside. It was nice that the second floor was for smoking and the first floor was non-smoking. Since it was late, I only ordered a drink, but the sweets in the showcase looked delicious. Many people were working and it was open late, which was convenient. The atmosphere was nice and it could be used for a date or for working alone. I would like to come back next time for tea time.

I don't usually eat in Shibuya, but I happened to be looking for a cafe after a meal and my friend told me about this place. It's not particularly delicious or has great service, but it's just right for a late-night cafe. I'm grateful that they have CBD coffee. ⭐️5⭐️ I want to go there all the time. I love it so much that I don't want to tell anyone. ⭐️4⭐️ I would recommend this place if asked. ⭐️3⭐️ I might go again. ⭐️2⭐️ Hmm... I'd prefer to try a different place if possible. ⭐️1⭐️ Personally, I wouldn't recommend it. 🙅‍♀️ Instagram @tokyo_gourmet_yokutaberuko. On my Instagram, I only introduce restaurants that I rated 4 or 5 stars on Tabelog.

Went to Utakawa Cafe with a friend for a coffee break ☕️ Ordered a chocolate mint sundae and coffee. As a fan of chocolate mint, I was happy to see chocolate mint ice cream on the menu. However, I couldn't help but feel that the atmosphere was not conducive to relaxing and taking it slow.

I think there are quite a few night cafes in Shibuya, but one of the first names that comes to mind is Udagawa Cafe. When I went around 8:30 pm on a weekday, the place was packed. The first floor is non-smoking, while the second floor is for smoking. The atmosphere is nice, and it's convenient for when you're thinking about where to go for your second or third drink and feel like you've had enough alcohol. I definitely want to go again!

During my student days, I often visited Udagawa Cafe. I remember it being located in Center Street, but it seems to have moved next to Loft at some point. I could easily get a seat around 7:30 pm on weekdays. The interior was quite dark with indirect lighting, and the seats were a bit cramped. The cafe food had a decent portion size. It operates on a one-drink order system.

Late-night cafe in Shibuya that seems to be open until late. First visit. Visited on Wednesday at 8:20 pm. No waiting time. The exterior is a unique light blue iron structure building. The side facing the street is glass, creating a mysterious atmosphere with the warmth of the interior contrasting with the coldness of the iron structure. The interior is dimly lit at night with warm lighting, creating a cozy atmosphere. The staff and customers are mostly in their early twenties. The cafe menu offers a variety of sweets, including ice cream and cakes. The tart changes with the seasons, and the drinks range from coffee to alcohol. ----- What I had: - Seasonal tart (I think it was iyokan?) - Udagawa Blend ----- "Seasonal Tart" The seasonal ingredient was probably iyokan. I thought it would be a tart with cream and iyokan on top, but it turned out to be iyokan jam... I felt deceived... Can you really be satisfied with jam?! And for this price... I thought this cafe was mediocre. I probably won't go back. ----- "Udagawa Blend" Surprisingly, the coffee was delicious with a rich, toasty flavor.

Stylish and fun. Went on a Sunday night and had to wait a bit, but we were able to get in after about 45 minutes. There were three of us, so it was a bit hard to find a spacious seat, but it seemed like groups of two were seated pretty quickly! I had known about this cafe for a while but never actually visited, so I was really looking forward to it. A cafe that stays open late and allows you to relax. The interior was dimly lit, creating a moody atmosphere perfect for dates. The cafe had a wide range of drinks, from coffee and tea to beer, so both drinkers and non-drinkers could enjoy. It's a great place for those times when you don't want to go home yet after drinking in Shibuya, but don't want an izakaya or a high-end bar either. We also ordered some food. Everything was delicious, but the Udagawa Pizza was especially good! It was a nostalgic pizza that reminded me of the kind you'd find at an old-fashioned coffee shop.

Udagawa Cafe in Shibuya is a popular cafe located about a 5-minute walk from Shibuya Station. The cafe is open from 11am until 12:30am, making it a great spot for a date with its dimly lit and cozy atmosphere. When I visited around 8pm, there were a few groups waiting in line, but we were seated quickly. I ordered the Creme Brulee, seasonal tart, and Earl Grey tea. Udagawa Cafe is definitely worth checking out due to its popularity.

I visited Udagawa Cafe in Shibuya with a friend who doesn't drink alcohol, looking for a place to relax at night. It's located behind LOFT, and despite having been in Shibuya for years, I didn't know there was a cafe in this back alley. The atmosphere at night is very stylish with nice lighting. The sofas are comfortable and the service is excellent. The place was 90% full by 8 pm, and there were people waiting outside for seats around 10 pm. Although they offer a variety of alcoholic drinks and snacks, I ordered a Passion Lemon Squash (700 yen) as I wasn't feeling well. We also shared Fish & Chips (950 yen) and a pizza with prosciutto, potatoes, and sour cream (1200 yen). The Fish & Chips were tasty but a bit salty, making them a good match for alcohol. The pizza was decent, but nothing exceptional for a cafe menu. I also ordered an Almond Caramel Tea (700 yen), which had a lovely caramel aroma and tasted delicious. The only downside was that the drink portions were a bit small for the price. When we paid after 10 pm, there was a 10% late-night charge, making the total cost around 3000 yen per person. It may seem pricey, but considering the trendy and cozy atmosphere of this Shibuya cafe, it's actually quite reasonable. I would definitely consider coming back here for another visit. Thank you for the meal. [Rating] ★★★★★★★★ 8/10 [Certified as a great restaurant!!!]

The atmosphere of the shop is very nice, with stylish interior and candles on the tables. The sofa is very comfortable. I ordered a Royal Milk Tea, which I could adjust the sweetness of, and a Gâteau Chocolat, both of which were delicious. However, the service was very disappointing. Each staff member for seating, ordering, and payment did not leave a good impression. Also, the seat closest to the kitchen is not recommended as it was uncomfortable with staff constantly passing by and talking loudly. I was very disappointed as I had been curious about this shop for a while. Even the person I went with said they didn't want to go back there.

A stylish café perfect for passing the time. The raspberry and yogurt ice cream was delicious. I liked that they had a variety of flavored teas to choose from. The atmosphere of the customers was not really my style, but the dim lighting made it easier to ignore, so I think it's a café that is easy to enter no matter who you go with.

I was excited by the wide variety of drink options on the menu! After much deliberation, I ordered the cocoa!! It was super delicious cocoa!!! The interior of the shop is stylish and has a good vibe! The staff are all young, and the customers are all young too, making it feel like Shibuya!

Visited late at night and ordered Caesar salad, Margherita pizza, salmon carpaccio, ice cream, and various soft drinks. The taste was honestly average, but I was impressed by the fact that there is a cafe in Shibuya where you can smoke in the late night hours. Although there is a one-drink minimum requirement, if you can stay for a long time, I think it's very good.

I went on Saturday from 11:30 to 13:00 and luckily it was not crowded. The service was extremely slow, and they brought the drinks for the set without asking about the timing as if it was obvious. The menu board at the storefront mentioned Cassis and Mont Blanc tarts, but they were not available in the showcase inside the store, and the staff said they didn't have them (the seasonal tart that day was strawberry). If they can't provide it, they should update the menu properly. The salad dressing had a strong nut flavor and was delicious.

For lunch today, I went to a cafe near LOFT that is open until 5 am. The exterior with sky blue framework caught my eye, and the interior had vintage-style furniture such as fabric-covered armchair sofas on both the 1st and 2nd floors. When asked if I smoked electronic cigarettes and I said no, they directed me to a non-smoking seat on the 1st floor. This made me think that the 2nd floor might be for electronic cigarette smokers. From the lunch menu, I ordered the "Chicken in Mustard Cream Sauce for 1155 yen including tax." You could choose between rice or baguette. I also ordered a hot coffee for after the meal. The dish was served on one plate with a generous portion. The taste was just as it looked - the potatoes were unpeeled. Overall, it felt a bit sloppy. I noticed some other customers ordering the omurice, which looked delicious. Maybe that's their signature dish? Thank you for the meal.