Stopped by Day & Night in Shirokane for lunch and really enjoyed it. It’s a comfortable spot with a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for a casual meal or coffee break. The sandwiches were fresh, well made, and full of flavor without being overly complicated. The quality of the ingredients really comes through, and everything felt carefully prepared. It’s the kind of place that’s easy to come back to when you’re looking for a satisfying lunch. The service was friendly and welcoming. My only suggestion would be to be a little more attentive during the meal, as there were a few moments when it was difficult to get someone’s attention. Nothing major, but it would make the overall experience even better. Overall, a lovely neighborhood café with good food and a nice atmosphere. I’d happily stop by again.

+2

I got quite a bit of food, so my meal was on the pricier side, but you could eat here for less. It was delicious, and if I could have I would probably have ordered more. Toasted sandwiches with variable toppings are the lunchtime draw, but they also had falafel which was cool to run across. Their salad mix had arugula in it which I miss a lot usually in Japan! I had a grilled vegetable sandwich as the main dish. This month's special soup was a potato soup which I also couldn't resist. I left very full but the food itself felt like a good balance of filling and healthy. A lot of cafe style stuff in Japan is stingy or only has sweet offerings. This was delightful and if I can come back, I will! It's kinda small but I loved the decor, also.

Nice flavorful sandwiches. Clam chowder soup was very good. A little pricey compared to other places but not too bad. Weekday lunch seems like a good deal, as most places in Tokyo.

Good steak which is available in the dinner menu. Sandwiches are their speciality and Philly cheesesteak sandwich is very good. We orderd sides and cake as well.

+3

A small brunch type spot. Everything we had was 10/10. The sandwich and the French were extremely flavorful. They don’t have a lot of seats but you should still find a way to try this spot. I’d definitely go again. Update: I went back again a week ago and they have the best breakfast sandwiches in Tokyo. S/o to the father and daughter that let me sit with them.