The taste is the same as always at San Marc Cafe, but this store is just so dirty!!! It's so dirty that the air always feels murky! Especially in the middle of winter, it's hard to even breathe, maybe because of the smoking room. The chairs and tables are just so dirty, and the Wi-Fi is so slow, with no outlets available. It's impossible to get any work done. The staff is also unfriendly.

After a long time, when I ate it again, I thought, "Was it this delicious?" Sunmark Cafe Chocolate Croissant ¥190. I received a coupon and had the chocolate croissant after a long time. The croissant was crispy and fragrant, with plenty of bitter chocolate. When reheated, the chocolate melts slightly and enhances the deliciousness. It was so delicious after a long time.

Located at the entrance to Palm, it is easy to stop by. With cafes like Saint Marc Cafe, Doutor, Tully's, Kamishima Coffee, Komeda Coffee, and even Mister Donut in Musashi-Koyama, the competition is fierce. However, with Sard Hiko Coffee and Caldino now open in front of the station at Park City Building, it's still a convenient place to grab a quick breakfast with bread in the morning. The chocolate croissant is delicious as always.

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I visited on a regular night after having a meal at Nichihiya. I decided to try the Chocolate Croissant (170 yen) that was right in front of me. The Chocolate Croissant is made with crispy croissant dough wrapped around bitter chocolate. It's a popular item from Saint Marc Cafe. I would love to try it again sometime. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal. 2019.02.13 Foodie. 2772 reviews (Tokyo: 1132 reviews)

After enjoying a high-quality meat celebration at Achira, we moved to this area for our first visit to this place! [Exterior] It looks like this... It's located just to the right after exiting the Tokyu Musashi-Koyama station ticket gate and entering the Musashi-Koyama shopping street PALM! [Interior] It looks like this... We entered around 9:30 PM on a Saturday and there were quite a few customers inside. There is also a seating area, but we visited to buy breakfast for the next day! [Products for sale] Ta-da! It looks like this... They have a variety of products available. My partner chose a sweet pastry with chocolate in a pie crust, while I opted for a sandwich. [Payment] We paid for our purchases... We enjoyed them the next day as well... It was a simple but delicious experience!

The atmosphere of the restaurant is not bad, but the staff only talk amongst themselves. They also keep asking for the order again. A bit disappointing.

On a hot summer day, I decided to head home with a cup of coffee in hand, purchased as a takeout. I stopped by this café located on the south side of Musashi-Koyama Station, just a short walk south from the rotary. I ordered a Blend Coffee size L for 300 yen. Even on a hot day, I prefer hot coffee. The taste was good and it stayed warm for a long time despite the heat. In the summer, the seasonal chocolate croissant looks interesting, like a salted chocolate flavor. I might try it next time.

In the Musashi Koyama shopping street, there is a chain bakery cafe called Saint Marc Cafe. Their specialty is definitely the chocolate croissant, and I always look forward to trying the different variations when I visit. This time, I tried the regular chocolate croissant, priced at 170 yen before tax. If you show your JAF card, you can get a 5% discount. It seemed like the croissant had been sitting for a while as it lacked the crispy texture on the surface. It was soft and fluffy, but the flavor seemed to have mixed with other items baked together. The gooey chocolate inside was good, similar to other cafes.

It is not directly connected to the station, but it is located near the east exit of Musashi-Koyama Station on the Tokyu Meguro Line. You can easily reach it without getting wet even if it's raining, as it is sheltered. Once inside, it feels like walking along a narrow path. It may not be suitable for those with large luggage. The place tends to be crowded on weekends, with a lot of coming and going. I ordered French toast and iced tea. I thought it would be light, but it turned out to be quite substantial. It was overall quite sweet, with the accompanying vanilla ice cream being even sweeter than the French toast. It was a bit challenging to finish it all at once. Perhaps I should have considered pouring the syrup on the French toast. Thanks to that, the iced tea was still enjoyable even without any sugar syrup.

Yes, so I came to Musashi-Koyama. I came here for work, but it's my first time. The shopping street has a nice feel to it. This time, I only had a drink to pass the time. The coffee is reasonably priced and easy to find. The taste is quite roasty. It's like choosing bread at the entrance and choosing a drink at the register, similar to a self-service udon restaurant. Inside the shop, jazz music plays, aiming for a fairly calm atmosphere. The seating environment has small tables, not very spacious. There were quite a few bicycles parked at the entrance, which added to the charm of the shopping street. Thank you for the meal.

I visited for the first time around 12:00 on a regular day. I ordered the lunch set that caught my eye, a chocolate croissant, a moon-viewing charcoal-grilled chicken sandwich, and a small iced coffee for 590 yen. When I went upstairs, most of the seating was for smokers. As a non-smoker, I felt uncomfortable, but since the first floor was crowded, I sat at the counter seat facing the wall. The wall was partly mirrored, which made me feel a bit uneasy. The iced coffee was easy to drink with a mild bitterness. The charcoal-grilled burger was served cold, so the chicken skin was a bit off-putting. It had a sweet flavor. (I wonder if they would have heated it up if I had asked. The staff did not offer to heat it up.) I thought the portion was too large when I ordered, and before I could try the chocolate croissant, I was already full. I ended up taking it to go. The croissant was delicious with plenty of chocolate and a crispy pastry. The lunchtime was quite busy, and the tray return area was filled with used cups, giving a messy impression overall. I thought this place is better for enjoying sweet treats at a cafe rather than having lunch.

On a regular weekday at 11 am, Palm Shopping Street was quiet with few people around, creating a relaxed atmosphere. I came here for breakfast while taking care of some paperwork at the office. The customers included elderly men reading newspapers, salarymen on business trips, and chatting ladies. It was a leisurely weekday morning, very comfortable. Today's order was the Morning Set (Ham and Cheese Croissant) for ¥330, which was quite affordable. This store has a smoking area on the second floor, which is more comfortable. The sunlight coming in from the street side of the shopping street creates a pleasant atmosphere. If a seat by the window is available, it's even better. The window was open for ventilation, letting in a nice breeze. The taste was similar to other chain stores, but the Ham and Cheese Croissant I tried for the first time had cheese cream instead of regular cheese, which didn't quite suit my preference. However, at this price, I have no complaints. A smoker-friendly space, another satisfying meal today.

A cafe located in the Musashi-Koyama shopping street where you can easily drop by. They offer meals like bread and it's recommended for lunch. Their chocolate croissant, which they sell as a main item, is delicious☆ However, the pricing is a bit on the higher side. I visited today for lunch around 3 pm. It's usually crowded on weekends, but luckily I was able to get a seat (^^) It's a good place to study as well, without any disturbances☆ I had the Ice Caramel Cafe S for 380 yen and the Shrimp Egg Sandwich for 290 yen. By the way, the chocolate croissant is 170 yen. Well, I guess it's understandable for a chain store. I like the chocolate croissant, but I think I prefer Doutor's (｡･ω･｡)

My wife and I took a little break during shopping. We stopped by Sanmaruku in the Musashikoyama shopping street PALM, near Musashikoyama Station. The first floor has about 20 non-smoking seats, the second floor has 14 non-smoking seats and 31 smoking seats, but there are no partitions. If you are concerned about smoking, the first floor is better. We visited around 5 pm and the store was about 80% full. When you think of Sanmaruku, you have to try their chocolate croissant for 170 yen each. We also ordered a small size iced coffee for 200 yen. The staff mentioned that the croissants were freshly baked and handed us warm ones. The croissant was crispy with a moist chocolate sauce inside. The only downside was that it tended to crumble a bit.

We went to the cafe because Kutchan went to play at a friend's place. Since work was in the evening, we decided to have a little tea before that. The cafe is located on the right side just inside the entrance of the Musashi-Koyama Shotengai, which is known as the longest shopping street in Japan. It was quite crowded as it was a Sunday, but we managed to get a seat near the entrance. We ordered the signature item of the cafe, the Choco Croissant (Chocolate Croissant), priced at 160 yen, and the Milk Tea Choco Croissant for 170 yen. It was our first time seeing the Milk Tea Choco Croissant. For drinks, we had a small Yuzu Tea for 330 yen and a small Red Grape Juice for 350 yen. Although we tried the Milk Tea Choco Croissant for its novelty, we found the regular Choco Croissant to be more delicious. The Yuzu Tea needs to be stirred well before drinking to mix in the essence that has settled at the bottom. The Red Grape Juice that my mom had looked delicious too. It was a nice change of pace.

This is a shop located on the right just inside the entrance of the shopping street. Across from it is a Kitakata Ramen shop. It is recommended for meeting up as it is close to the station. The store has seating on the 1st and 2nd floors. There are seats at the back of the 1st floor that are long and narrow. I had a cream puff and coffee. The cream puff is like a croissant with a crispy texture. It seems like you can eat a lot of it, but be careful as it is high in calories. It would be a popular souvenir. I noticed that there was a shortage of 10 yen coins for change, so I received my change in 5 yen coins (the person after me also experienced this). Was there a menu item that resulted in change before? Let's all bring 10 yen coins! ◆ Cream Puff & Coffee Set 390 yen