Tokyo Coffee Shops Guide

I visited Starbucks in SHIBUYA TSUTAYA, which offers a unique immersive experience through flowing green ribbons of digital art.

Here, you’ll find THE MATCHA TOKYO Omotesando, a cafe where you can enjoy premium matcha and delicious sweets.

Nearby, I found a cafe that takes coffee seriously, focusing on every step from sourcing to brewing.

Next, I visited a cafe in GYRE, a commercial facility in Omotesando.

Next is a cafe in GYRE, a commercial facility in Omotesando.

Next is Toraya Ginza, a new spot that opened in April 2024, located along Suzuran Street.

Tricolore Honten in Ginza has been serving customers for around 85 years.

Next is a cafe in Ginza known for its exceptional coffee beans.

In Nihonbashi, I found BERTH cafe at CITEN Hotel, a hidden gem about a five-minute walk from Bakuro Yokoyama station.

In Nihonbashi, I found BERTH cafe at CITEN Hotel, a hidden gem about a five-minute walk from Bakuro Yokoyama station.

In Nihonbashi, I found BERTH cafe at CITEN Hotel, a hidden gem about a five-minute walk from Bakuro Yokoyama station.

Single O Hamacho, originally from Sydney, offers freshly roasted specialty coffee.

Next, I visited Nui, a cafe that serves as a bar and dining area.

I also visited a newly opened roastery cafe that launched in July.

Lastly, I went to Starbucks Reserve Roastery Tokyo, a high-end store with its own roasting equipment.