Located a 3-5 minute walk from Hiroo Station, Cafe Ueshima Coffee Shop Hiroo Store is a convenient cafe where you can use outlets and Wi-Fi, despite its higher prices. Unlike other cafes in the area, this cafe has a classic and calming atmosphere, with relatively ample seating often available, making it a great spot for working professionals. I tried their iced tea this time, which was refreshing and generously sized, perfect for a hot day. What I especially liked was that there were outlets near each sofa seat, so you can charge your devices even if you're not sitting at the counter. This cafe is a great place to kill time or take a break in Hiroo, so be sure to check it out. Thank you for the meal!

I had some time so I took a leisurely break. I ordered the Nel Drip Blend Coffee. I was interested in Nel Drip and had never tried it before, so I decided to order it. The first sip was distinctive. As time passed, its unique flavor mellowed out and became mild. It was very easy to drink and delicious coffee. The seating was spacious. There were many people working or having business discussions. It was delicious, thank you very much ♡

It's the end of May, but it's hot. I'm excited for a meeting with a client, which makes it even hotter. As a treat for myself, I ordered a cream soda. The cream soda itself was satisfying. However, the other customers in the store...talking loudly on their phones, holding a smartphone and wireless earphones in one hand...it's a shame. (Tears)

I visited to adjust my schedule and satisfy my hunger. I was surprised by the limited food menu. I had the Kinpira Gobo sandwich and an iced coffee. The shop has many indoor seats, providing a spacious atmosphere. There is a smoking area on the second floor with heating, power outlets, and possibly Wi-Fi (not confirmed). I stayed for about 30 minutes, and the location near the station was convenient. Thank you for the meal.

I couldn't forget the taste of the mixed sandwich I had before, so I decided to get a takeout egg salad sandwich. I had it for lunch. The egg salad sandwich was a deluxe version with pickles and bacon, but it was a bit too salty for me. Unfortunately. When I bought the egg salad sandwich, the staff handed me a receipt for half-price coffee, which I couldn't forget, so I decided to revisit for half-price coffee in the afternoon. After all, if I could get such delicious coffee at half price like last time, why not go? However, the staff informed me that since I didn't purchase a drink in the morning, I wasn't eligible for the half-price offer. I understand. This time, the coffee tasted a bit overcooked and lacked the refreshing taste compared to last time. It might just be my own feelings.

The mix sandwich and coffee I had today were the best I've ever had. I was tempted to save one sandwich for later, but the combination of the filling and the bread, along with the mayo dressing, was just too delicious. The coffee was a large size, which made me hesitate for a moment if I could finish it all. However, both the sandwich and the coffee were so tasty that I couldn't help but devour them quickly. Before I knew it, I had finished everything. The coffee had a clear taste that made me want another cup. The price was around 1500 yen, which is a bit expensive for lunch, but the food was worth it. The coffee was so good that I could have had more. When asked if I wanted a salad with my meal, I hesitated but decided against it since I didn't have time to eat it. The restaurant was busy, but I managed to find a seat. The staff helped me find a seat on the first floor where it was less crowded. The bench next to a group of elderly ladies seemed too full, so I chose to sit next to two men who were discussing their business over the menu. The table was a bit dirty, so I cleaned it with a wet towel. It was lunchtime, so I understood that they were busy. I hope to come back when it's less crowded and sit in a quieter corner next time.

Today's fifth meal was a visit to "Ueshima Coffee Shop Hiroo Store". I ordered an Iced Milk Coffee for 630 yen. The weather was unexpectedly hot in Tokyo, so I opted for the Iced Milk Coffee. It was quite generous in portion. The natural sweetness of the milk combined with the richness of the coffee was delicious. The atmosphere inside the shop was calming, allowing for a relaxing time. My seat even had an outlet for charging. Thank you for the meal.

The concept is "a nostalgic and warm coffee shop that cherishes the disappearing Japanese coffee culture, yet is a unique place for adults that did not exist anywhere before"... In the midst of busy daily life, a precious moment of one's own time... Ueshima Coffee Shop aims to provide a rich experience of "moments brought by coffee" to discerning adult customers in a comfortable space... Inspired by the sweet and bitter taste of coffee that Ueshima Chikao, the founder of UCC Ueshima Coffee Co., tasted for the first time in his life... Ueshima Coffee Shop strives to serve coffee that customers find delicious until the last drop, with a smooth mouthfeel that does not cloud over time, but rather increases in sweetness... To enjoy the rich aroma felt in the throat and the pleasant aftertaste of coffee, we have chosen Nel Drip extraction. [Address] 1F-2F, Tanaka Building, 5-5-1 Hiroo, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo [Arrival Date] Sunny Day [Number of People in Line] 2 [Waiting Time] 5 minutes [Ordered Items] ■ Iced Coffee 580 yen (tax included) Ueshima Coffee Shop's iced coffee menu is served in a retro-modern copper mug, very stylish! Nel iced drip coffee with a rich aroma and a pleasant taste. ■ Mont Blanc 510 yen (tax included) A luxurious Mont Blanc made with chestnut paste from France's Ambel company... A rich chestnut-flavored Mont Blanc cream with unsweetened whipped cream, on a base of crunchy cookie dough. ■ Boiled Egg 160 yen (tax included) A carefully made boiled egg, homemade at the shop, delicious. ■ Berliner Nuts & Pretzel 300 yen (tax included) A mix of 6 types of nuts - almonds, cashews, walnuts, peanuts, chickpeas, giant corn - and crispy pretzels, baked to perfection. ■ Time to Bed Decaf 230 yen (tax included) A lightly roasted decaf to gently accompany you in the drowsy time before sleep, with the nutty aroma, citrus-like acidity and sweetness, and a subtle sweet aftertaste of vanilla and black sugar.

I finished my lunch quickly and was planning to go back to work, but my colleague who has the key went out for a meal. Oh well, I can't go back. I guess I'll take a break. Just then, I found this place. Good. It's a little after 1 PM and about 80% of the seats are taken. It's a different crowd from the morning when I went with Mr. Sawamura. I ordered a milk coffee, unsweetened, iced, regular for 480 yen at the counter. I usually associate Ueshima Coffee with black sugar coffee, but I opted for unsweetened due to the high calorie content. The coffee was brewed using a pour-over method. I don't usually drink iced coffee, so I didn't notice, but I was surprised to see that they used ice that melts slowly. I wonder if all coffee chains do this, or if it's just their commitment to the quality of their coffee. I leisurely enjoyed my coffee, and then got a message from my colleague saying "I'm back." Alright, lunch break is over. Thank you for your hospitality.

After finishing work, the drinking enthusiast headed to Hiroo. Today, I was invited by a drinking friend to "Okineya Keisuke" in Hiroo! Since I had some time to spare, I decided to have tea at Kamishima Coffee Shop. I ordered a Rich Milk Black Tea (with three types of honey) at the counter and spent a relaxing time there.

Before a meeting nearby, I arrived early and adjusted my time here. I had a morning set with "thick butter toast" and milk coffee with brown sugar. The toast was brought to me later, so I went to the second floor. The interior of the restaurant is quiet and nice. After a while, they brought me the toast. The coffee with brown sugar was a good match, and it was delicious. The toast was thick and soft, and I enjoyed it. The quiet atmosphere of the restaurant was nice, perhaps due to its location. I would like to revisit when I have time again.

On weekends, cafes in Hiroo are ridiculously crowded. Especially places like Starbucks, Blue Bottle, and Segafredo that are popular with foreigners get very busy. Dean & Deluca and Sawamura also get crowded. A hidden gem is the cafe on the 2nd floor of Hiroo Garden where not many foreigners go. A tip: KFC coffee is actually Ueshima... Well, if you're tired and looking for a cafe, give it a try. If you're looking for a bench, the plaza in front of Meiji-ya on the 1st floor of Hiroo Plaza surprisingly has plenty of seating space.

On Sunday afternoon, I had some errands to run in Hiroo. So, I finally visited "Kamishima Coffee Shop Hiroo Store". When I entered the store, it had a typical Kamishima feel. I placed my order at the counter and decided to go with something like an aioli. I enjoyed my drink on the second floor. I didn't ask about the taste, but it was delicious. I hope to come back for a quick visit next time I have the chance.

Morning call slow poached egg salad sandwich for 410 yen and decaf black sugar milk coffee for 470 yen are available as a set for 580 yen!!! The Hiroo branch is a two-story building with two restrooms and each seat has a power outlet, making it a really comfortable place to be.

I love the black sugar milk coffee here. In the lunch set, you can also choose decaf black sugar milk coffee. The freshly made sandwiches are a bit small but delicious! It's a cozy place to stay longer with lunch and a little time adjustment. Each seat has a charging outlet.

[Overall] - A cafe near Hiroo Station - There is a second floor, and the table seats have outlets under them - Almost full around 10 a.m. on weekdays [Food] - Morning set for 420 yen I ordered the morning set with thick toast and black sugar milk coffee. The toast was buttery and just the right size to satisfy a light hunger. The black sugar milk coffee was delicious, with a not too sweet taste.

I visited the cafe around 10 am on a holiday. There are Starbucks and Blue Bottle Coffee nearby, but both were relatively crowded early in the morning. At Ueshima Coffee Shop, there were about three empty seats at 10 o'clock. This time, I used the sofa seats on the second floor. Thanks to the calm lighting and classical music, I felt relaxed even though it was busy. I also got a black sugar milk coffee to go in a paper cup and spent about 30 minutes leisurely. I think it's a perfect cafe to spend quiet time alone.

A cafe located right near Hiroo Station at the front of the shopping street. It is usually less crowded compared to the Starbucks next door, making it easy to get a seat. The spacing between tables is comfortable and spacious. I highly recommend their iced coffee, which is easy to drink and delicious without any strange aftertaste.

Today I had a meeting in Hiroo from the morning, so I started my day with breakfast at my usual spot, Ueshima Coffee. I love their thick toast here. I usually drink black coffee, but when I come here, I like to relax with their sweet black sugar coffee.

This is a café in Hiroo Station, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. It was a holiday, but I had to head back from my Tokyo business trip. I wanted to stop by a soba restaurant in Hiroo before heading back, but my hotel was busy and I couldn't stay there leisurely until check-out time. So, I checked out early and came here to pass the time before the soba restaurant opened. The weather was changing, and the rain stopped during my commute. I ordered an iced coffee. The café was crowded with salarymen even on a holiday, probably due to its proximity to the station. The iced coffee was served in a brass mug, with a refreshing taste and a pleasant aftertaste. This was the fifth coffee I had during this business trip. It's worth spending money on time adjustments like this.