Had the potato cream and curry rice. Turn s out surprisingly nice. The curry had spice kick to it and potato cream is quite interesting as well. Shop was also having a interview shoot that day.

My husband and I visited Potato Cream with our baby back in November last year, and I still can’t stop thinking about it! The space is so trendy and welcoming, and the owner was incredibly kind. We ordered the potato cream and curry with rice, and it was honestly one of the most delicious meals we had in Japan. Such a unique concept, and everything was served so quickly. We actually stumbled across the store by chance and decided to give it a try — and we are so glad we did. It ended up being such a memorable experience. After our meal, we were even interviewed outside the store by a TV program, which made the visit even more special. We can’t wait to come back the next time we are in Japan. — Lan, William & Noah Australia 🇦🇺

Had the Gorgonzola, pretty damn good! Limited seating but its part of the vibes. Owner also spoke pretty fluent english so that was nice! They have seasonal items such as beef and pork special, but the beef sold out when we arrived.

Nice small place that serves up creamy mashed potatos with a variety of toppings. Only standing room inside, but very nice and relaxing. The bread came with A-set, drizzled with a citrus infused olive oil. Overall very tasty and enjoyable.

Jiyugaoka is a sub-urban section of south east Tokyo and the home to many small shops and cafes. Known for its international residents, the area has an unique atmosphere. One such cafe is Potato Creme. This shop combines creamy whipped potatoes with specialty toppings; like a savory sundae. A perfect small treat, the cafe also serves beverages. There is only standing room for six people but you can order at the outside window and wait for a open space. When you enter your serving is ready. The staff is very friendly and attentive. Some English is spoken and the daily menu on the board is also in English. The place is trendy and stylish.