Eggs ’n Things is a really cute, slightly hidden brunch spot that I actually found online—and I’m really glad we ended up going. It has a super nice vibe overall, especially the outdoor patio area, which is covered and really beautiful to sit in. There’s a downstairs seating area that’s on the smaller side, and an upstairs section that’s much more comfortable if you want indoor seating with air-conditioning. The whole place has a Hawaiian theme that makes it feel fun and relaxed without being over the top. The pricing felt fair for the portion sizes, especially considering how much food you get. My friend ordered the eggs Benedict with a Mexican-style seasoning twist, and I went with scrambled eggs with cheese, which were absolutely delicious—really light, fluffy, and flavorful. We also got the pancakes with strawberries and whipped cream, and they definitely don’t hold back; there was a huge amount of both, and it was honestly amazing. The breakfast potatoes were also phenomenal and probably one of the highlights. The staff were really friendly, but it was quite busy when we went and they seemed a bit short-staffed, so service slowed down a little—we had to flag someone down after sitting for about 10 minutes. That said, it didn’t take away from the experience overall, and it wouldn’t stop me from coming back. They even have a spot to place your bags next to the table, which is a nice touch. The menu has a lot of variety, the food is fresh, and the whole brunch experience really exceeded expectations. I’d definitely give it five stars and highly recommend it, especially for a relaxed brunch with pancakes and good vibes.

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If you're looking for a solid breakfast or brunch in Tokyo, Eggs 'n Things is a reliable go-to. Their Eggs Benedict is top-tier—perfectly cooked and consistently delicious. I also highly recommend the ham and poached egg sandwich; it’s a standout on the menu and hits the spot every time. As for their Açai bowl, it’s good, but be warned that it’s quite sweet—a bit too much sugar for my taste. Overall, stick to the savory classics and you won't be disappointed!

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This Hawaiian restaurant is operating in Tokyo. The setup of the restaurant is simple but has a comfortable dining environment. The restaurant menu is relatively wide. Enjoyed their Chicken & Waffles, Pork Hamburger, Teriyaki Chicken and Loco Moco. Food portions are reasonable. Service is fast and professional. Cleanliness is good. Clean washroom is available within the restaurant. Prices are reasonable.

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We went for breakfast and we ordered 2 different types of omelette and a benedict eggs plate. Plus the pancakes and our coffee. The presentation was nice, also the taste was good. But as shown at the photos the omelette was very oily. The service wasn't what someone would expect in Japan. Their English are bad too. The toilets was by far the dirtiest we have met in Japan. Which leads someone to think the cleanliness of the kitchen and the other parts. Also the prices are overrated for what you get served.

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Great place for pancakes 🥞🤤 Been coming here for almost a decade. Love their pancakes with various toppings. The combo really is what slaps 😙 Ordered the seasonal peach 🍑 pancakes and French toast on the last day of the special. Loved it!! In the past the seasonal pancakes are sometimes too sweet or overwhelming but they hit the perfect balance this time. They got 3 syrups for you to try even if you just get plain pancakes 🥞 Also first time for me getting the French toast. Was really skeptical about it but it was really good!! The only issue? It’s ONLY ONE. You’ll be hungry after finishing. They need a way to let you order 2 without ordering 2 dishes 😗 Crepes are good too. Used to be 3 crepes not 2 but whatever 👀 The location makes it convenient to drop by Free WiFi 12/17 - update Came for this Christmas pancake special They had the same last year but went from 6 pancakes to 5 pancakes 🥞 🙂‍↕️ Pistachio cream was great. Light and not heavy. Goes great with the berries 🤤 We ordered the exact same things as last time so we can see the price difference a year makes. Total bill went up about 900 yen 😮😮 (about 20% increase)

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