I was looking for a place to relax after lunch with a good coffee and something sweet, and I’m so glad I found FabCafe. As soon as I walked in, I was greeted by the wonderful aroma of freshly brewed chai. The staff member at the front was kind and took the time to explain their specialty coffee offerings. She recommended one of her favorite drinks: a refreshing honey-lemon sparkling espresso. I paired it with the creamy Basque cheesecake, served with coarse sea salt on the side. The combination was absolutely delicious. The music selection created a cozy atmosphere, making it an easy place to slow down and enjoy the afternoon. I haven’t had a chance to try the food yet, but based on this experience, I have high expectations. I’ll definitely be back!

The Basque cheesecake is a bit too cheesy for a Basque cheesecake. The crust isn’t nice and crisp either. Also, the size is a bit small. The coffee portion is very small and there’s only one size, but it tastes good.

I was excited to go to this cafe and get some work done on my computer and have some drinks and a meal. The food was quite good and the drinks were also nice. The staff seemed nonchalant and kind of like the treatment you would get at Supreme. Like they were too cool. So it has a stoic, impersonal very wanna-be high tech place because it had a 3D printer. Saying that, I don't know why the staff did not smile or act like they enjoyed their job. For Japan, where customer service is very polite, this made the atmosphere feel very unwelcome and the staff didn't look happy or like they enjoyed their jobs.

【Just the right place for both work and coffee】 Tucked into a creative pocket of Shibuya, FabCafe Tokyo offers a quiet refuge for those seeking both caffeine and concentration. I dropped in for a quick bite and was struck by how seamlessly it blends café culture with a co-working spirit. Despite the crowd, the ambiance was focused and hushed — a rare find in Tokyo. Most customers had laptops open, heads down, immersed in their own flow. I found a peaceful window seat, perfect for a moment of solitude. The café latte (¥600) was well-crafted, with a savory smoothness that lingered pleasantly. The pumpkin muffin (¥400) surprised me — not overly sweet, but earthy and nicely spiced, ideal with the coffee. The space is clearly built for productivity, with plenty of power outlets and a minimalist, modern charm. Unfortunately, the free Wi-Fi failed to deliver — it connected but the landing page wouldn’t load, which could be frustrating for remote workers relying on connectivity. Still, the atmosphere makes this a solid choice for a working café break — especially if you bring your own hotspot. Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4 stars) (A good experience with strong atmosphere and solid coffee, slightly let down by the non-functional Wi-Fi.) ⸻ 【Features】 🚃 8 minutes walk from Shibuya station 🔌 Electrical Outlets available for many seats 🍽️ Order: Pumpkin muffin, Café Latte 📶 Free Wi-Fi - ❌Not working properly during my visit 💰 Payment: ✅Cash and Credit Card 🔙 Would I visit again? ✔️Yes

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We came here for breakfast. Their sandwiches and toasts were almost sold out. They prepare sandwiches beforehand but despite that it took them 20 minutes to bring the last remaining sandwich. We also ordered earl grey, which also took 15 minutes to arrive. Overall not remaining stock, slow service, unapologetic staff. Do not recommend this place