We stayed at the Mitsui Garden Hotel and had breakfast at Tokyo Baker’s Kitchen. The breakfast consists of a relatively small buffet with pastries, bread rolls, salads, and hot dishes such as scrambled eggs, sausages, and soup. What I particularly like about this buffet is that the sandwiches, soup, and some of the pastries change daily. It’s always a pleasant surprise to see what they have prepared each morning. The dining area is quite small and does not offer many tables or seats. The included beverages are limited to regular coffee, one type of tea, and iced oolong tea. If you would like a cappuccino, latte, or other specialty coffee, you need to order it separately at the counter for an additional charge. I would also appreciate a selection of fresh whole fruit, as the buffet currently only offers canned fruit.

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Freshly baked breads and sandwiches were the highlight at Tokyo Baker’s Kitchen’s breakfast buffet. A few cold vegetable dishes and salads were fresh and well presented. Hot dishes were limited, but the quality was solid. The coffee was genuinely good, rounding out a simple but enjoyable breakfast experience in a relaxed atmosphere.

Perfect place for breakfast before a workout at Chiyoda sports center if you don't mind spending 2000 yen on a breakfast buffet

Reasonable prices (1540 yen) for breakfast in this area, and they open early which is great. The bread was good, service was ok. But the employees seemed stressed out other than that it was generally okay. The clam chowder was too watery, and the salad wasn’t fresh I could tell it was a couple of days old. I would come if I stayed at this hotel but I wouldn’t come here just to eat.

Very nice atmosphere. You can get a buffet menu for 1540 yen per person. There is a lot of variety and it is yummy. Only downside is that it closes a bit early hehe (11am). The lady at the entrance was super nice to us.