Visited for an early lunch for the first time. We selected a table by the door to enjoy the fresh breeze under the sun. The food were nicely presented. This place must be a popular spot for whom enjoy the sun.

+2

We came here at 7:20pm at a Saturday night, half empty room, we ordered a green salad and a black truffle mushroom pizza (cauliflower crust), waited for 40mins to get these two thing. And this pizza, it’s the worrrrrrst pizza I’ve had in my whole life! 10 years in Tokyo, never had a bad meal, this is the first one! This pizza is extremely salty and oily, almost inedible, give it a try if you are sodium deficient!

Came on Tuesday evening with a couple friends. Weather was really nice so we sat outside. Service was very good and ambience was nice. Steak portions a little small, they have a recommended menu that varies day by day.

I questioned this place would be as tasty as reviews suggested since their menu is sort of all over the place, but I was pleasantly surprised. I initially tried to order the eggs benedict but they were out, so I settled on the bibimbap, my sister had the coconut shrimp curry, both were pretty tasty. We also ordered the wings, while small, they actually did the sauce correctly which is rare in Japan (usually it is just a little off). The atmosphere is also light and airy, and a great place to have brunch. The only problem is that it can be rather busy on the weekends, so expect a long wait (and also expect that they will be out of certain items).

+3

The best brunch I have had in Tokyo yet, before that it was the brown cow cafe near the imperial palace . The eggs Benedict here is served with pulled pork and glazed sweet potatoes on the side , really good food. My girlfriend got the French toast which was also really good but if you are looking for a savory breakfast would highly recommend the eggs Benedict. I didn’t try the coffee here but I’m sure it would be good, I had a mimosa instead which went down well.