Located next to the Madu furniture, decoration and home goods store in Tokyo’s trendy Minamiaoyama district, this is a busy cafe with French influence in the menu. Sweet and savoury options and well brewed coffee. Indoor seating with a few French brasserie style tables outside. It tends to get very busy at lunch and coffee times. I particularly rate their seasonal crepes.

It’s a cute French-style place with good food and wine. Everything is very tasty, but waiting staff is slow and chaotic. In Japan, I’d expect a little more.

Real "bistrot" atmosphere. The lunch set was good with salad, main dish with bread or rice, bread comes in quantity (3 big slices). Vanilla ice for dessert and coffee or tea for which you can ask for an okawari. For a very reasonable ~1000JPY.

They serve good curry and coffee! I had the curry of the day. This place is packed usually. I’d like to try their sweets next time.

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After a long walk i decided to give a chance to this cafe and there is a pretty big menu wether it's for drinks or for food, but as soon as I enter there was a really unpleasant smell I couldn't really tell if it was another customer sitting nearby or if the whole room smelled like that, the coffee(espresso) wasn't bad but it was a little weak in flavor, i didn't eat anything but looking at the other customers' plates It did look pretty tasty