During our recent trip back to Tokyo our friends recommended us to come try this place out for their pizza and toast. Pizza was a bucket list item we want to try in Japan. So we decided to give this place a shot. This shop is tucked in the alley and it has about 8-9 seating . We were there for 4 days only. During the first day we decided to come try their pizza. We wanted to try other food in the market as well so 3 of us ordered 2 to share. The pizza are about the size of a dinner plate so it’s definitely meant for 1 person. It did took about 20+ minutes for the pizza to come out but that pizza was probably one of the best I ever had so it was worth the wait. They added black peppers on there. The flavor just burst in their mouth. It’s a must try if you in the area and want to try pizza in Japan you will not be disappointed. Then 2 days later we came back to try their toast for breakfast. OMG!!! That toast was amazing. I don’t even know how to begin describing how much I love their food. On top of that during our 2nd visit the owner was there and he let us sample the black pepper and gave us a little history of where the black pepper came from. During the morning of our last day in Japan I sent my husband back to the restaurant to make me up another toast for breakfast before we left. So we were there 3x and we will definitely be returning back on our next Tokyo trip.

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Really love this spice-first cafe where everything else is paired with the spices they have. Pizza and sandwiches were good and their home-made cola is amazing! It's a small corner shop so do be patient with the food and service. Don't go if you are in a hurry. Best to take it slower here - enjoy the food, craftsmanship and conversations. The owner, Tetsuya, is well travelled and fully conversant in English and Japanese. He really made it a great visit for us all!

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Found them by chance while exploring the Tsukiji outdoor market area. Didn't get to try any of their food here, but we did come back twice on different days to have their drinks which were very interesting with the addition of crushed peppercorns. The owners are both very friendly and helpful with plenty of stories and information about what they do. Will visit again the next time i'm back in Tokyo!

Stumbled across this cafe. The owner took the time to explain his business, was friendly with my boys and really took care of us. The coffee was delicious, the food excellent. He also opened our eyes (taste buds) to fresh (non-dried) pepper as a spice for foods. Highly recommend a stop at this cafe.

A unique cafe hidden away within the tsukiji market which serves a variety of breakfast toast options and build your own pizzas, a really cool concept that makes it stand out from the many other seafood stores around!! another plus point is that this cafe accepts card payment thus, it’s very convenient to not have to worry about the payment method! also, as it is a pizza cafe, it takes time for them to prepare since everything is hand-made

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