A very cozy, cute cafe that we stumbled upon when shopping in Shinjuku. It is right next to the Isetan department store and across from Uniqlo. We sat upstairs. It was very clean, quiet, and tastefully decorated. Our waitress was very sweet and respectful. We had the Italian salad, sandwiches with salads, and Mont Blanc dessert, all of which were very good. We enjoyed this light lunch in a quiet, relaxing atmosphere on a rainy day in Tokyo.

A quiet cafe located along Shinjuku's busiest street ☕️ I've frequented this area many times in the past year but only just noticed Coffee Lounge Lemon when I took the bus home a few days ago! It's very easy to miss if you're always in a rush 🏃‍♀️ I initially wanted to try the double cheesecake but they sold out for the day. Instead I got the crepe cake and the honjuras blend set. I was pleasantly surprised when I saw the crepe cake! Most cafes in Japan will usually just have a plain one but Coffee Lounge added their own twist and stuffed fruit in between the layers 😍 It wasn't too sweet and enjoyed the mixture of fruits in every bite! On the other hand, the coffee was great too. I like my coffee a little bitter and this was an excellent choice. For those of you who aren't too fond of light roast coffee, I highly recommend the honjuras blend 🫡 The service was also top tier! The barista was constantly smiling even when he wasn't serving guests 😊 I saw him monitoring the cameras, taking down orders, and even arranging the menus all with a smile on his face! Although the cafe looks small when you enter, they do have a 2nd floor so don't worry! They also have free wifi which is much appreciated these days. Also, when you enter the cafe the first thing you'll smell is actually the taco rice being prepared in the kitchen 🤤 Next time, I would love to try the taco rice and the double cheesecake!

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Excellent coffee and sweet treat location in a small and intimate location. Offering a great range of coffee brew types (espresso, drip, etc.) and coffee styles (Americano, Flat White, etc.) prepared by a trained and certified barista. A range teas are available as well. Wonderful sweet treat offerings as well.

Served in a rustic black cup, their coffee presented a deep, clean appearance, with a hint of richness in its aroma. The siphon brewing setup in the background could suggest precision and care in extraction and resulted in the cup with clarity and a balanced bitterness. Their seasonal wagashi was a work of art—delicately shaped like blooming sakura, with beautiful shades of pink and purple. Its elegant presentation on a textured plate with a wooden pick enhanced the experience. It featured a smooth, lightly sweet bean paste inside, offering a refined contrast to the coffee’s depth. A pairing that reflected thoughtfulness and Japanese seasonality. Their tomato-based spaghetti was simple yet vibrant, with generous chunks of avocado and tomato on top. The modest portion was ideal for a café meal, and the combination of creamy avocado with tangy tomato sauce gave it a fresh, modern twist😍

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The food and service here are really great! I went with a large group and was worried we could not be seated but they accomodated for us, and let us know of an approzimate waiting time. The food and drinks tasted great, and the woman serving us was very friendly. I ordered a drink only first, but when i ordered a desert later she offered to change it to a set price instead, which was very kind of her. The autmosphere is very calm and is not as chaotic as other busy cafes in Tokyo. Would definitely recommend.

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