A location that's literally a hole in the wall. Great design concept. Drinks are consistent of BB quality. No water is provided, to-go cups only, and washrooms are a bit of a walk away. Seating nearby is mostly hard and uncomfortable.

+1

It's the same fancy coffee you and your IG followers have come to expect and admire. The biggest downside is Japan's general lack of trash bins, so expect to enjoy your coffee there as well. Fortunately, the seating area is beautiful and air conditioned, and plenty of clean bathrooms on each level. English menu available.

+3

Another blue bottle, another outstanding experience with the company delivering a consistent branding in Japan. Can't say the same in Singapore where I am from.

experiencing blue bottle in japan .. one of famous coffee and when you try it will always stay in your heart

+3

It's becoming more difficult to get filter/drip coffee in Japan. Many shops are switching to "bean to cup" machines and whilst these can be OK, they do need good coffee beans in the first place. This is the first time I've used a Blue Bottle and I really enjoyed the single origin coffee. Making drip coffee to the highest standard takes time. You are paying a premium price so you want the quality drink that you have paid for.