We stopped by Cafe de Royal after visiting Sensō-ji and before heading to a sumo show, and it turned out to be a perfect break. The sandwiches were absolutely delicious, the desserts had a refined French touch, and the coffee was fresh and excellent. Everything felt carefully prepared and high quality — the name “Royal” truly fits the experience. It’s a great spot to relax and recharge in between sightseeing, especially in such a busy area. One important note: they do not accept credit cards, so make sure to bring cash. Highly recommended if you’re around Asakusa and looking for a cozy, quality café experience.

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It’s quite a perfect place to spent my idle morning with light breakfast, enjoying looking around the local and tourists having small talk under such an old Japanese style coffee shop. My breakfast is light, right fitting me for next food if you are planning to wait long in your schedule. Environment is nice, you feel it so good even style is kind of old yet it’s with very good maintenance. Very recommended place for tourist as it also located in prime location.

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We got the set A breakfast and it was super delicious! It comes with an egg sandwich, cole slaw salad, yogurt and coffee. We opted for the iced creamy coffee with whip cream. Everything tasted great and the decor is retro. Highly recommend you visit!

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Royal Coffee Shop in Asakusa, established around the 1960s, carries the charm of a bygone era with a delightful vintage aroma. Their breakfast set, priced at ¥620, offers great value, including a choice of coffee or tea, salad, and toast. It’s a pity they don’t offer boiled eggs, but the overall experience still makes it a must-visit spot.

Hot Americano ¥580 ~ average, ok, not bad and not good. Egg toast ¥650 ~ average, ok, not bad and not good This is what I think the comment for coffee and food. Haha. BTW, service is good. When I was cleaning up the egg salad on my trousers, waitress gave a wipe tissue for me.

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