For all my foreigner friends!!! This cafe is by far my favorite cafe ever. I liked it enough for me to come back after 2 years and get a bite to eat and relax with the atmosphere curated by the kind owner rika-san! If this review is anything, I want to continue being able to visit this place but she had informed me that the building the cafe in is old and is going to be taken down to build a newer, bigger building :( which of course greatly saddened me but i was so glad to be able to visit again! The food is so good i reccomend the fried rice and soda float (melon). As for the sweets/ coffee they’re all amazing! If you’re looking for atmosphere alongside a great meal please come here and support cafe na, the staff, and the owner rika-san! Thank you and I hope this review convinces you, my foreigner friends to come visit.

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A nice quaint and quirky cafe located on the 3rd floor of the building. Once you go up and escape the liveliness of Takeshita street you are greeted with a uniquely designed cafe. Prices are fair and the portions for the lunch menu are more than enough to fill you up. I recommend the tonkatsu lunch menu item alongside juice or milk tea. Coffee was too bitter for my tastes.

We searched for a cafe because we wanted something small to eat & relax... & so we found this cozy place - it's a little hidden, up 3 sets of narrow stairs that look a little sketchy but omg it was one of the best things we did! The Honey Toast literally tastes like a giant (not small at all whoops) cinnamon crunch, sooo soft & crunchy & sweet & good!!! The Banana Toast is good for people that like peanut butter & banana. & the lady working there seems very adorable! 100% recommend.

i came with a couple friends after being very tired from harajuku street and the energy is so calming and comfortable i felt refreshed, the drinks are very yummy and fairly priced. the worker is very sweet and talked with us about tokyo and pointed out tokyo tower !

We discovered this charming café while exploring Takeshita Square in Harajuku, thanks to a quick Google search. There was just one lovely lady serving and preparing the meals, which added to the quaint atmosphere. We ordered the pork katsu and omelet with rice, and both dishes were delicious and reasonably priced. A delightful find for a tasty meal in a busy area!