I stopped by here for the first time in a while since I haven't moved yet to my new place. I wanted to spend time until my appointment, so I chose a seat at the counter and placed my order. I ordered a Cold Brew, which was quickly prepared and served to me. I moved to my seat and enjoyed the refreshing and easy-to-drink coffee. I had it without adding anything, and it was a nice change of pace.

I managed to resist drinking coffee at lunch because I wanted to have it here (lol) Got a "Blend Coffee" to go from Blue Bottle Coffee! After ordering, the staff said, "Please wait 3-4 minutes!" and hand-dripped each cup. Enjoyed the heartfelt coffee at the event venue. Thank you for the meal.

I can't settle down without having one cup of caffeine a day, haha. This ice cafe latte blend is reliable and delicious. The coffee flavor mixed with the sweetness of the milk is perfect. I prefer blends that have a stronger coffee taste, especially when the ice melts in the iced cafe latte.

It is located inside an office building. Since it was a Sunday, the area around Takeshiba was not too crowded, and I was able to use the cafe indoors. Blue Bottle Coffee is always very crowded at any location, so this spot is mostly a hidden gem.

Iced cafe latte for 627 yen and Liege waffle for 594 yen. Whenever I go a little further out, I feel like trying out a new cafe that's not in the neighborhood. The waffle was a satisfying size and perfect for sharing with a friend. The cafe latte had a wonderful aroma and tasted delicious. The illustrations on the bottles were cute, and I almost impulsively wanted to buy a mug, but my friend reminded me that we were planning to go shopping afterwards and didn't want to carry more stuff. She suggested we could always buy it online, which helped me stay calm. ( ӧ◡ӧ: )

Visited Blue Bottle in Takeshiba Port City. Takeshiba is an office area, so the visit was on a weekend and the store was relatively empty. I ordered a lemonade and spent some time relaxing inside. The interior of the store is calm and stylish, suitable for working as well.

BLUE BOTTLE COFFEE Yurikamome Cafe is located a 2-minute walk from Takeshiba Station and a 5-minute walk from the north exit of JR Hamamatsucho Station. It is a cafe on the 3rd floor of the Tokyo Port City Takeshiba Building. This cafe serves specialty coffee from a California-based brand, with the coffee beans roasted in Japan. The simple Blue Bottle logo sign and the text logo above the entrance are eye-catching. The hand-dripped coffee here is the most delicious among chain stores in my opinion. The specialty coffee, dripped by hand for each cup, can be enjoyed in a transparent coffee cup in the simple interior of the cafe. While there is a Tully's Coffee on the first floor, for me, it's Starbucks << Tully's << Blue Bottle, so I head straight to Blue Bottle without hesitation.

In Tokyo, there are several Blue Bottle coffee shops now, including one in Hamamatsucho. There are no stores in Aichi, so I was surprised to hear that when a limited-time kitchen car came to Sakae, there was a 40-minute wait. I visited this time to pass the time between appointments. I ordered a cafe latte. The shop is not very spacious, but it has a calming atmosphere with a wooden interior typical of Blue Bottle. The taste is also very delicious, using a rich espresso and creamy milk. I had a great time enjoying a delicious drink.

I visited the restaurant around noon on a typical day. The weather felt like spring, with high temperatures during the day, so I decided to try my first iced coffee of the year and ordered the Cold Brew for 605 yen. I paid for it and they immediately poured it into a glass for me. The interior of the restaurant was bright and relaxing. It seemed empty as lunchtime had just begun. The Cold Brew had a fruity flavor and a nice acidity, making it a very delicious coffee. After returning the dishes and leaving the restaurant, the beautiful waitress who made the coffee smiled and saw me off. Thank you for the meal.

There are few seats available, around 20. Not recommended for remote work or web conferences. Limited variety of coffee. Today's blend is a bright and refreshing Ethiopian blend with strong acidity. I usually drink bitter coffee, so it was a nice change. When I asked the staff if they had bitter coffee, they explained the taste of each coffee blend in detail. The staff was knowledgeable, which made me happy as a coffee lover.

Located on the 3rd floor of Tokyo Port City Takeshiba in front of Yurikamome Takeshiba Station, Blue Bottle Coffee Takeshiba Cafe is a popular coffee shop known for its third wave coffee. The office tower houses SoftBank headquarters and other companies, making it a smart city at the forefront of technology. During a work visit to the building, I discovered Blue Bottle Coffee and decided to stop by for a drip coffee. The single origin coffee, carefully brewed by a foreign female barista, was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

During a walk, I enjoyed a blend coffee while looking at the sea at Takeshiba Pier. The interior of the shop was beautiful, but the weather was nice, so I took a breath while looking at the sea under the clear blue sky. The hand-drip coffee was unexpectedly strong in acidity, but it was a pleasant experience. Thank you for the meal.

Anko Pie ¥528, Iced Americano ¥550. I had been looking at this place from outside for about three times before, so it was a dream come true! The interior of the shop has a counter and seats by the window, making it easy for even one person to visit. During lunchtime, there are many office workers around due to the location. Even though the seats inside the building are usually empty, during lunch break, many people are taking a rest, which looks cool. While I was planning to order cakes or waffles, I ended up ordering the Anko Pie at the counter. The pie was fluffy and thin, with plenty of anko filling inside, mostly smooth with occasional bits. The anko was sweet and paired perfectly with the coffee, making it delicious!

Today, I visited a shop located in Tokyo Port City Takeshiba called Blue Bottle Coffee. I had a cold brew coffee for 605 yen. The cashier was a blonde foreign woman, which gave the place a nice international vibe. The coffee had a perfect balance of bitterness and a great aroma. It was a relaxing experience, and although it would have been even nicer to enjoy it on the terrace, it's getting too cold for that now. Takeshiba has really become a trendy area. If you're looking to take a break in Hamamatsucho, this is a great spot to visit.

While exploring Tokyo Port City Takeshiba, I felt like having a coffee but not an espresso-based one, so I chose this place even though I'm on a budget. I tried their blend coffee for around 600 yen. It tasted better than the drip coffee at Tully's. Inside Tokyo Port City, there are counters and tables where you can eat products bought from Lawson, Seven Eleven, and other convenience stores. So, unless you really want to have a delicious coffee even if it's expensive, there isn't much reason to choose Blue Bottle Coffee here.

After lunch, I stopped by Blue Bottle Coffee Takebashi Cafe for a hot coffee. I got a hand-drip blend coffee to go. I asked the lady, "Can I take a photo?" She smiled and said, "Of course ^_^" The coffee had a nice aroma. Thank you for the meal. On my way back after work, I brought back the empty cup to the shop. I asked, "Can I throw this away here?" The lady who did the hand-drip coffee smiled and said, "Of course ^_^" Ah, it feels so nice.

When you walk out of Hamamatsucho Station's north exit towards Takeshiba, you'll come across Tokyo Port City Takeshiba! On the 3rd floor there is a relaxed and quiet cafe called Blue Bottle Cafe Takeshiba, where I was pleasantly surprised to find Blue Bottle coffee. The staff, especially the recommended cold brew, explained things clearly and it was great. This time, I wasn't sure if I could finish my drink in the time I had, so I opted for a takeout cup. The cafe has a large counter table, cozy sofa seats, and a simple, stylish interior. The cold brew had a refreshing taste that made me want to drink it in the morning. The sparkling lights outside made the window view beautiful for photos. They also sell coffee beans and Blue Bottle merchandise, which was nice. Plus, they have snacks like anko pie and meat pie at the counter for when you're feeling peckish. They accept PayPay payments too. Overall, a great place to visit! Check out my blog for more details.

I stopped by Blue Bottle Coffee at Tokyo Port City Takeshiba. It had been a while since I last visited Takeshiba, so it was my first time at this building that opened a year and a half ago. I tried their Americano for the first time, and it had a rich flavor and a nice aroma, making it very delicious. The staff asked me if I was okay with the strong flavor of their Americano compared to others, and it was exactly to my liking. I would like to try a different type next time. Thank you for the meal!

Blue Bottle in the new trade center was a small and stylish cafe located on the 3rd floor of a building, which was a bit surprising. It is a bit more expensive than Starbucks, but it has a certain level of sophistication. We ordered a hot latte and a lemon squash. The hot latte came with cute latte art and a cup with a cute Blue Bottle design. The lemon squash had a nice balance of acidity and carbonation, which I enjoyed sipping slowly due to its high price. The latte had a stronger milk flavor than coffee. Carrying both drinks to our table was a bit challenging as they were handed to us separately. I also purchased a gluten-free cake to go, but it was handed to me individually wrapped without a bag. I had to ask for a bag to carry them. The cafe was small and did not have social distancing measures or acrylic dividers.

Blue Bottle in Port City Takeshiba. There are single-seater sofa seats, perfect for taking a break or working. It's not too crowded, so you can usually get in anytime if you're alone. It might be a bit tight for groups of 2 or more, but you can also take out and take a break on the shared sofas in Port City Takeshiba. Location: Takeshiba Price: Around 600 yen Space: Tables, sofa seats Payment: Electronic money Thank you for reading until the end. Follows and likes are encouraging! ─･･─･･─･･─･･─･･─･･─･･─ ･･─･･─･･─ I also update Instagram/Google Maps! ▼Instagram @sunao_dayo https://www.instagram.com/sunao_dayo ▼ GoogleMap SUNAO https://goo.gl/maps/hweqPKucT2wnp2iJ7 ─･･─･･─･･─･･─･･─･･─･･─･･─･･─･･─