The least crowded part of Harajuku where you can enjoy drinks, sweets and afternoon chit-chat with your friends. The place also works well if you need to be on your laptop or just read a book. The place is spacious and relaxing. People are talking but not that distracting.

A good cafe where you can get away from the hustle and bustle of Harajuku and get some peace and quiet as this place seems to be not super trendy. It a huge place with lots of seating and a massive mural all along one wall. The cake we had was good but the coffee really not good at all. Quite surprising for a Nescafé shop??

+3

A lovely cafe that offers large windows, a posh atmosphere, and a delicious menu. A bit pricey, but not terrible. My main complaint is that they don't seem to offer anything without sugar, or work spaces adjacent to the windows.

+1

**menu ordered:** chicken breast & cheese open sandwich + coffee ¥1,188 (inc. tax) there's a lot of drink options to choose from, with soy/oat milk available at no extra fee, which is incredible. the sandwich was pretty good with a lot of cheese. i just wished they had some spicy sauce available (tabasco, sriracha, or something) - the south-east asian in me needed some kick. i've always wanted to try it, and it didn't disappoint. super easy to order with the qr as they provide wifi, and it's cashless payment only. the staff was also really friendly, 5/5 would come back again!

+3

The special drinks are the where Nescafé seems to put the most strength in, as there was only one food menu set that was available from 11:05am. (Chicken sandwich on one slide of bread with a set drink) The environment is nice, and during the Monday it was very empty. There was some complaints about the wifi in previous reviews, but the speed seems good when it is not busy. The almond latte kind of looks underwhelming, it tastes okay, though then I rather might just get a Venti Frappuccino at Starbucks.