Q-pot cafe
Is a cafe in Omotesando created by “Q-pot.”, a brand offering playful accessories centered on sweets motifs. Based on the concept “We want to spread a chain of smiles around the world through sweets!”, its menu turns Q-pot.'s positive accessories into real, edible sweets. Enjoy a sweet, whimsical moment at Q-pot CAFE.!
- 3 Chome-4-8 Jingumae, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0001, Japan
Today · 11 am–7 pm
- Friday: 11 am–7 pm
- Saturday: 11 am–7 pm
- Sunday: 11 am–7 pm
- Monday: 11 am–7 pm
- Tuesday: 11 am–7 pm
- Wednesday: 11 am–7 pm
- Thursday: 11 am–7 pm
- +81 3-6447-1218
- q-pot.jp
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Not Tourist Freindly** This place caught our eye because of the Halloween special. But I do not recommend, we got scammed and had to pay double the amount it said on the website. The food and drinks were not worth the price either. Had little to no taste.
View on GoogleI visited this cafe to check out their Halloween special afternoon tea and I must say I was surprised to find such a kawaii cafe near Omotesando hills. The cafe is on the ground floor while the other two floors have a store with quirky accessories and clothes - cute but quite pricey. We had pre-booked the afternoon tea set (2500yen) which include 4 sweets, bacon & spinach croissant and a corn pottage. I chose the halloween special bitter chocolate drink with my set that came at an extra cost of 200 yen. The cupcake and macaron were quite delicious and I quite enjoyed the savouries as well. However the drink was too bitter for my taste, it did look great but the taste was just okay , I should have rather gone for a simple cappuccino which might have paired better with the food. But overall it was a great experience and a perfect spot for those cutesy IG- worthy pictures.
View on GoogleReserved at 14:00, but the food was served at 14:45. The room was dusty, and the water glass smelled like a dog. However, the water itself didn't have the typical tap water taste here, which was fine.
View on GoogleA lovely Cafe with quite good coffee and very nice prepared cakes and macaroons. The staff is nice and friendly.
View on GoogleJust okay. It is about a 10-minute walk from Harajuku Station (Takeshita Exit). Busy area near Omotesando. The entrance is located down a small alley. Reservations are recommended. But even when you make a reservation, you still have to wait in line….ok. Then what’s the point of making a reservation? The reservation said you have a 2 hour limit, but they were kicking people out at 1.5 hours, and they were not shy about making you leave, too. Multiple workers came to our table reminding us that we had to leave by a certain time.. We got the seasonal strawberry afternoon tea set complete with croissant sandwiches (barely chewable beef), mini soup cups, soggy macarons, a jelly cup of some sort, and some dry cupcake things. The strawberry latte was an extra charge, but cheaper if you buy the set. It was way too much sugar and I regretted it halfway through. Could not finish the drink. The decorations and atmosphere? Looks way better in photos on their website. It was gimmicky and not as polished as it seems on the website, but still, if you want to dress up and take some cute photos for social media, this is the place. Good photo ops. When you make a reservation, you can ask them to write a special message on the plate. :) Staff was kind enough to take pictures of us. They take card.
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