After getting goosebumps during dinner, I was drawn to the shaved ice at COCO'S on the first floor of the Tokyo Inn Hotel! Even though I was full, there's always room for shaved ice~ I couldn't resist after seeing Yamazaki Miyako's shaved ice review multiple times. My husband didn't want any and left quickly. My second son accompanied me, thank you~ He ordered a shaved ice with highball and blue pot flavors. Shaved ice as a snack?! (laughs) I had the White Bear shaved ice. It had fruits on top and the milk flavor was so good~ Fluffy, airy shaved ice that melts gently in your mouth. My son's shaved ice had a vibrant blue color with a refreshing sweetness of passion fruit, and he enjoyed changing the taste and color with the popping candy and lemon syrup on the side. I topped his shaved ice with the fruits from my White Bear shaved ice, and we named it Blue Snowman White Bear?! (laughs) A family who had gone to see fireworks late came in for a late dinner. When I asked the staff, they said the restaurant is open 24 hours. It must be tough to work late in this heat. Thank you for your hard work~

I visited the "Coco's Tokyo Inn" in Ota-ku, Tokyo. This American-born California-style restaurant has been popular since the first store opened in Japan in 1980. It is located right in front of Magome Station on the Asakusa Line, facing National Route 1. It is open 24 hours a day. There is a contracted parking lot next to it where you can park for free for up to 90 minutes if you eat at the restaurant. There is also a bicycle parking lot where you can park for free for up to 120 minutes. The purpose of my visit was to enjoy the great value breakfast buffet for 858 yen (tax included). Breakfast is served from 6 am to 10 am, so you can take your time to eat. There are about 50 table seats inside. Since it is connected to the Tokyo Inn hotel, many of the customers are hotel guests. The buffet includes homemade freshly baked croissants, sausages, scrambled eggs, and other classic dishes. There are also miso soup and onion soup as free drinks. I also tried the cold udon noodles, which were delicious. Of course, they also serve the essential European-style spicy curry for breakfast. I indulged in it by breaking a raw egg into it. Everything was delicious. Thank you for the meal!

I went to Coco's for the first time in my life to try their Strawberry & Pistachio Fair Big Parfait starting on the 14th of this month. I ordered the Queen Strawberry Parfait, which uses a total of 12 strawberries. The parfait was quite big, as expected with 12 strawberries. The strawberries were not too small, with a good level of sweetness. I honestly thought it might not be that great since it's a family restaurant, but the strawberries were delicious. The parfait consisted of strawberries, strawberry whipped cream, strawberry meringue, vanilla ice cream, strawberry jelly, strawberry sorbet, marshmallows, strawberry syrup, and pistachio sauce (served separately). The strawberries and whipped cream were simply delicious. The other components were not overly sweet, and the vanilla ice cream had a nostalgic taste. With plenty of strawberries, I was satisfied with the ¥1,190 price. The sauce was optional, and personally, I preferred the parfait without it. This rating is based solely on the parfait.

Around 7:00 in the morning, I had breakfast buffet alone. It's a restaurant located on the first floor of the hotel. They offer a wide variety of dishes such as salads, simmered dishes, fried foods, curry, mixed rice, bread, udon, and more to keep you satisfied. The drink bar includes soft drinks, a coffee maker, and an impressive selection of teas. You can get plenty of vegetables and start your day energetically.

The era has already changed to Reiwa, and it has been over a month. Time flies, and it's already June, the sixth month of the year. As we get older, time seems to pass by quickly (bitter smile). On a Sunday, the two "Pitopito Seijin" [Pitopito aliens], Ichigou and Nigou, decided to have breakfast at a buffet and took a little trip (about 10 km from home) to "Cocos Tokyo Inn." They are humming along to the song "Oyomesanba" by Hiroshi Itsuki playing on the car radio. By the way, where should we celebrate our wedding anniversary this year!? **Interior:** Located a 1-2 minute walk from JR Toei Asakusa Line Magome Station. The restaurant is on the first floor of Tokyo Inn along the heavily trafficked Route 1, also known as the Second Keihin. The restaurant seems to also serve as a breakfast venue for hotel guests, as it has a typical family restaurant setup and is almost full. We were lucky to find an available booth seat. **Smoking Policy:** All seats are non-smoking. Smokers can use the smoking room near the entrance. **Today's Orders:** - Morning buffet x2: 780 yen each **Additional Notes:** It seems like the number of staff is insufficient, as popular items like salad, corn soup, scrambled eggs, and pork sausage were not promptly replenished. However, if you ask the staff, they will prioritize the replenishment. It's a common issue with cost-cutting measures in chain operations. The menu includes items like croquettes, shishamo, and meatballs, which are cost-effective. The ingredients and rice can be used for the lunch menu later. They also have a self-service waffle station and popular croissants, catering to families with young children. There are also drink bars and curry available. Overall, for 780 yen (excluding tax), they are doing a good job. "Don't go, Oyomesanba, women are always a mystery♪♪, Don't go, Oyomesanba, don't be alone♪♪" Don't worry, Nigou will always be by your side!! Pitopito, Pitopito.

During the day, this place gets crowded even on weekdays because there are no shops around. It can be noisy with business people and groups of children and parents. It's best to go for lunch at off-peak hours! The menu may seem a bit limited for elderly people and those who want traditional Japanese food. Some people enjoy drinking alcohol during the day, so it's also good for solo diners. In the evening, it's relatively calm with many families dining together. I had a pleasant meal in a relaxed atmosphere. I recommend trying the hamburger and sharing the taco salad! The salad is more like a small side dish with a variety of flavors that can only be enjoyed here.

The hamburger Bolognese was too delicious.

The breakfast buffet scrambled eggs are delicious!! The croquettes are delicious!! The cocoa is so delicious!!

Thank you for taking care of us.

During work lunch series #185. Before heading to a client in Ota-ku, I decided to have lunch at a restaurant with a parking lot, so I chose Coco's. They have a Times parking lot, which was convenient as it was near a main street. I arrived at 1 pm and had to wait a bit, but was seated promptly. I ordered the chilled noodles with salmon, shrimp, and scallops in bisque sauce, and a mini steak bowl. The food arrived in about 10 minutes. I wanted to order from the lunch menu, but they were in the middle of changing it, so I opted for the limited-time chilled noodles and mini bowl. The mini steak bowl had tender meat and a slightly garlicky sauce that paired well with the rice. The chilled noodles with salmon, shrimp, and scallops in bisque sauce had a slightly Asian twist to the cold noodle soup, not too spicy and a bit sweet. The shrimp, scallops, and salmon were fresh and the portion of salmon roe was generous. However, it's best to eat the salmon roe with a fork and spoon.

The family restaurant is open until 2 am, which is convenient. They have a wide variety of plate menus such as hamburg steak. During late night hours, you can see people studying or working alone, making it feel like a late-night cafe. The location next to Tokyo Inn Hotel makes it easy to access. I had the Coco's beef hamburger steak & miso steak set + A set, along with the summer limited Uji gold sweet potato shaved ice! The beef hamburger steak at Coco's is consistently delicious! The meaty hamburger is very tasty and satisfying. It goes well with grated ponzu sauce. The shaved ice was served in a large portion, but the amount of sauce was not enough, so I ended up leaving some of it. The restaurant was cool inside, which made it a bit chilly, but overall, it was a fun experience. Thank you for the meal!

I found this restaurant while looking for a place to eat late at night because I was hungry. The internet said it was open 24 hours or until 3am, so I was unsure, but that day it was open 24 hours. It's convenient because you can drive straight into the parking lot from the main street. I had the cheese hamburger. The hamburgers here are wrapped in aluminum foil, which is fun to open. Since it was late at night, the menu was very limited. But they have the basics, so it's useful for people looking for a place to eat or just a parking lot nearby.

First visit on March 18, 2017 for my niece's wedding in Tokyo after a long time. Enjoyed delicious loach for lunch, endured a 2-hour wait at the Skytree, so for dinner, I chose the family restaurant Coco's on the first floor of the hotel. It had been a while since I went to a family restaurant. I ordered many side dishes as I also had beer. Avocado baked in the oven (300 yen) had a new texture with hot avocado. Sauteed spinach and shimeji mushrooms (290 yen). Octopus salad (590 yen) served in a crispy spring roll-like edible bowl. A fun salad with a variety of ingredients. Adult addictive crispy potato (350 yen). Margherita pizza (690 yen). I had about 3 glasses of draft beer. I couldn't drink slowly as I was busy. I ordered the beef hamburger steak 180g (690 yen) to have with rice, but it took a bit too long and ended up overcooked and tough. It seems enjoying alcohol at a family restaurant is not possible. Thank you for the meal.

I stayed at a Tokyo Inn with breakfast included. The breakfast was a buffet at the Coco's restaurant located on the first floor of the hotel. It was my first time experiencing Coco's breakfast buffet, and I was very interested to see what kind of menu they offered. They had a variety of options including salad, bread, rice, miso soup, as well as both Western and Japanese dishes, which I think would satisfy a wide range of customers. The food was decent, and I liked the style of being able to choose and eat only what I liked. The drink bar offered the same menu as the regular Coco's, which I found very satisfying. Eating a delicious meal in the morning gave me the energy I needed to start my day at work. This breakfast buffet concept is really great!

A family restaurant located within Hotel Tokyo Inn. I used it when staying at Tokyo Inn for business. The first time was to have a light meal before going out after check-in. The second time was for the breakfast buffet the next morning. The breakfast buffet seems to be available every day due to being located in the hotel. It had been a while since I last visited Coco's, and I was surprised to see that they now offer a small size menu. Since I didn't want to eat too much, I ordered the "Butter Chicken Curry (S)" and "Mini Salad." The curry had 150g of rice, which seemed like a lot. It might not have been enough if I was really hungry, but it was just right this time. The breakfast buffet had a variety of Japanese and Western dishes, all of which were decent in taste. The only downside was that the soup in the cold noodles dish wasn't very good. Personally, I found the price of the buffet to be a bit questionable.