御豆屋 COFFEE & CAFE

"Really love this coffee place! The Americano was just nice for me, not too acidic. Aroma was fantastic. Visited this place 3 times so far. Seating space is limited, so come at the non-peak hour to enjoy the cosy cafe settings and free coffee beans grinding aromatic therapy."

"This coffee shop has been a great little find. Selling an array of different style coffees and matcha. They also have the option of alternate milk(oat milk), which has been hard to find in Japan. Wifi also available here."

"I found this gem for you. And I highly recommend you go if you are reading this. This type of shop you would expect to see around high rises and and hip trendy gentrification. They collect and roast their own beans, the smell being one of the few things in this world that brings joy. When you place an order, they get the beans fresh from their stock, roasted probably earlier that day, grind it, drip it, and serve it.. So fresh. ❤️ The back area has a cute table and some super comfy chairs for chillaxing in which is hard to find in Tokyo. The owner makes you feel like a repeat customer the first time you go, which is what will make you return. English is fairly understood here as well. But do not expect to come in and have conversations. Expect to come in and have perfectly wonderful coffee. You're welcome."

"This small shop is close to the station, but it's deep and can be used as a cafe. The retro interior features several tables, comfortable sofas and bench seats, and in-store Wi-Fi. The coffee is delicious and reasonably priced, making it easy to try. It's also convenient to be able to reserve roasting via LINE and pay on site. PayPay and various credit cards are accepted. The puddings and coffee jellies on the cafe menu are also delicious. They use high-quality fresh cream. The amber sugar in the display case is so beautiful I wanted to try it, but I ended up choosing the cafe soft serve. It looked so delicious I had no choice. You can park your bicycle in front of the store, but if you're planning on staying for an extended period, you can park your bicycle in the parking lot under the overpass, a 30-second walk away, for free for the first hour, with 100 yen for every five hours thereafter. The staff are friendly and helpful, and willing to explain anything you need to know. Even if you're not comfortable using LINE, it's worth asking them how to use it if you visit at a time when you have plenty of free time."

"I went to buy a gift for a coffee-loving friend. There were so many varieties, and the illustrations on the drip packs were so cute, I had a hard time deciding what to get. 🌀 I found out they had coffee in the eat-in area, so I went during breakfast time. Delicious coffee + toast + red bean paste + cafe au lait jelly = I had the best time. ✨Next time, I'd like to try their sweets. 🍰"