Coffee in Tokyo☕️🇯🇵

Parklet is a natural extension of Horidome Children’s Park, where bread is baked and served. Naturally leavened breads along with breakfast, lunch, and evening bites are all prepared with a focus on quality ingredients and honest methods.

Hand drip offerings maintain the absolutely highest quality. True enthusiasts will do well to visit Satei Hato at least once. Japanese classic kissa(喫茶） aka Cafe.

The main menu consists of three coffee tasting courses (starting at ¥3,500 which is $24.18), where you can sample various roasts prepared in different ways – cold brew, milk brew, filtered and shots of espresso. Courses also come with Koffee Kashi, small sweets paired with your designated brew. There is also a store in Omotesando, but there are no seats there, so be careful.

Fuglen has been serving coffee in Oslo since 1963. In 2012 they opened their first bar in Tokyo. Nice building.