The cafe offers coffee and sweets with Japanese twist. I had yomogi latte with yuzu neri fashion and earl grey jelly. The cafe is situated on 2nd floor and perfect for people watching. They are piece of art. Love this place.

I visited the NONFICTION Café in Daikanyama with a few friends, and it instantly became one of our favorite spots in Tokyo. The location alone is incredible — tucked into one of Daikanyama’s most charming corners (right in front of the station!), it strikes the perfect balance of calm, style, and character. What really impressed us was the attention to detail in everything. The drinks were beautifully crafted, the ice cream was exceptional, and even the cups, trays, and overall presentation felt thoughtfully designed and unmistakably NONFICTION. It’s one of those places where you can tell every element was considered. A stunning space, amazing quality, and an experience that feels genuinely special. Already looking forward to my next visit when back in Tokyo!

Great latte and dessert. Atmosphere on point with the nonfiction warm minimalist esthetic. But what ruined my experience was the poor design of the fork for dessert. Once this fork glides thru your lip, you are at risk of injury which I got, akin to a paper-cut. I told the staff about it but they didn’t seem too bothered about it.

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Had to wait almost an hour to be given a seat at the rear end of the window row staring into a wall. Not sure who invented that architectural concept but not much thought and consideration for customers was put into it apparently.

Coffee is amazing! Such a hidden gem 🫶🏻