This place is really nice for breakfast or brunch. It has a great vibe, good food, and delicious coffee (with free Americano refills!). The French toast is definitely the best choice.

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went on dinner time. cafe was full inside so we just stayed and ate on their outdoor tables. tried the french toast -- right amount of sweetness, bacon perfectly cooked. curly fries is also good -- not too salty. not rating a perfect 5 because they served our food on paper plates, plastic utensils. not sure if there is just shortage or if it is because we're seated outdoors, but experience would have been better if it is on actual plate. paper plates and plastic utensils just don't match the aesthetic of the place.

I recommend visiting during off peak hours. Otherwise you have to wait for an hour. I went on a Friday at 5 pm and waited only 10-15 min. The food is very good, the pizza, the chicken tenders and the Caesar salad were really good. Highly recommend going there if you like western style food. Making a reservation beforehand saves you a lot of time! 🥗🍕

Came here for their famous french toast and it was indeed that good!! The toast was so soft that it almost melted in my mouth and that hint of cinnamon - chef's kiss! I came here slightly past 7pm and I was by myself so there was no wait, the vibe was also quite chill at night (sat night). I also ordered the curly fried potato (topped with cheese) to balance out the sweets, which was delicious but can't beat the french toast. Highly recommend!

Rigid queuing system and a disappointing experience Came here for breakfast and ended up behind 30 tables in the queue. The registration system lets you choose between Inside, Outside, or Anywhere. Since the vast majority of the crowd chose inside, I selected "Anywhere" and managed to bypass a lot of the wait since only 4 groups were ahead of me for that option and no one chose “Outside”. However, the wait felt a bit rigid; I could clearly see more than 5 empty tables available outside, but the staff strictly refused to seat anyone until their precise ticket number was called. When I asked the staff if those vacant outside tables were available for those with “Any where”, he just said he was still arranging the queue and continued to stick to the slow, orderly number-calling. It really made me wonder: if they are going to strictly follow the chronological ticket numbers anyway, what is the point of letting people to choose a seating preference like "Outside" or “Any where” in the first place given that it was a scorching 33°C in Tokyo? In the end, I just bought some bread to go, but the salt bread turned out to be very oily. I will definitely not be returning, and I'll be telling my friends to steer clear of this place as well.

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