☕ Roar Coffee
The branch I went was at Ginza and not only the coffee was perfect, but the service was exceptional too 👌☕
One thing I really liked was that you can choose which beans you preferred for your espresso. Since I usually enjoy darker roast and coffee that leans more towards bitter rather than sour, I went for the Indonesian Mandheling ☕✨
The staff was really helpful and kindly assisted me in picking the type of beans that suited my preference. It was such a small interaction, but these are the little things that make a café experience more memorable 🥰
☕ Glitch Coffee
Glitch Coffee is probably one of the most well-known specialty coffee shops in Tokyo 🇯🇵☕
Their focus on different coffee origins makes the experience a little different from your usual café visit. Each cup has its own character, and it’s definitely a place for people who enjoy taking time to appreciate their coffee rather than just grabbing a quick caffeine fix ✨
☕ Coffee PUNKto
Located in Shinjuku, this café does not disappoint 😍☕
The coffee was great and the atmosphere was a nice little escape from the busy streets outside.
One thing though — if you decide to sit outside, be careful of the pigeons 🐦😂 They are surprisingly brave and might come over to peck on your food when you’re not paying attention!
☕ Sukemasa Coffee
Tucked away in Asakusa, this small charming coffee shop serves amazing flat white ☕✨
The latte art was so beautifully poured that it almost felt like a waste to drink it away 🥹 The attention to detail was just so impressive.
Their coffee also pairs really well with their small bites and pastries, but my favourite was definitely the red bean butter toast 🍞❤️
Simple, comforting, and honestly the perfect combination with a cup of coffee ☕
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