A hidden gem in the heart of Ginza that perfectly blends automotive innovation, stylish design, and a surprisingly enjoyable café experience. INTERSECT BY LEXUS TOKYO is much more than a showroom—it feels like a lifestyle space where hospitality and craftsmanship take center stage. I stopped by for breakfast and was pleasantly surprised by both the quality and presentation. The thick-cut toast was perfectly crisp on the outside and fluffy inside, accompanied by a fresh salad, creamy yogurt with fruit, and beautifully crafted coffee with impressive latte art. Simple ingredients executed exceptionally well. The atmosphere is elegant yet relaxed, featuring contemporary architecture, comfortable seating, and thoughtful details throughout. One highlight was the stunning Lexus concept car display, which adds a futuristic and immersive touch to the experience. Even if you’re not a car enthusiast, the design exhibition is worth exploring. The staff were professional, welcoming, and attentive without being intrusive. Whether you’re looking for a quiet breakfast, a coffee break while shopping in Ginza, or a unique place to experience Japanese hospitality and design culture, this venue delivers. A memorable combination of café, gallery, and innovation hub. Highly recommended for visitors seeking something beyond the typical Tokyo café experience.

+3

Excellent selection of automotive books in the ground floor cafe which in fact serves beyond just coffee drinks to my surprise (other reviews made it sound like it was just drinks only). Housed in an immaculately designed architectural jewel down the road from Omotesando Hills, this may be one of the most well crafted automotive-themed cafes in Tokyo. Though we only had drinks, the books available for browsing alone are worth a visit if you’re an automotive enthusiast! I will certainly return to try the lunch menu and experience the rest of Intersect upstairs.

+3

We went for the lunch course, and it was so good that we almost mistook the starter for the main fish dish. The whole course was incredibly satisfying. The Chinese cabbage soup was unbelievably delicious! The staff’s explanation of each dish was great as well, and I’d love to come back again.

+3

We were looking for a decent cafe that didn’t seem to pricey in an upscale area and discovered this place. It’s perfect for a light lunch and we had the chicken curry with rice. I think fancier food is served but you need a reservation for that.

A excellent space for a afternoon tea. The area is well designed not only with Lexas elements but a special vibe. Erika was very helpful and warming, they were very kind! They offered a picture for our group on their own, and was very detailed on our service! A really nice experience! Also, the desert and drink we had was full of warmth design, making it not only good tastes but also in great form.