My first time trying souffle pancakes and I am happy it is this place. The pancake was slightly dry, but the toppings made up for it. My sis enjoyed this much more than Fuwa Fuwa pancakes in Toronto. We got the mixed berry set and caramel set, which came to 1680 yen in total. That is around $14.98 CAD as of Feb. 2026. The cafe is located on the second floor and the atmosphere is calm - which was just what we needed after a busy day of exploring.

Very cozy atmosphere! They have free WiFi and water too. It was my first time ever trying a fluffy pancake, it wasn’t as fluffy as I thought, kinda of dry. I got the mixed berry one and then the next day I got the souflee one. I paid 600 YEN for the pancake.

Located on the second floor. Latte and Omu rice are good stuff. Pancake was a bit dry but decent.

I visited Keys Café, which is located on the second floor, mainly because I wanted to try their pancakes. Overall they were good, but not exceptional — they didn’t feel freshly made to order, and they’re not the same as the typical fluffy Japanese pancakes. I also asked for an espresso, which surprisingly wasn’t on the menu, even though it’s usually the base for most coffee drinks. The place itself was fine, not particularly new, but the staff were very nice and spoke English, which was appreciated. On the plus side, the whole breakfast was under 900 yen, which is very cheap for Tokyo.

very relaxed cozy atmosphere. only 550 yen for a pancake. texture was incredible, soft and angelic yet just firm enough, kind of cakey. not sure why some of the other reviews complain about them.