Tried their Pastrami and Hot Mocha Latte and they're both amazing. The Coffee is well made and the roasted beans they used is exactly what I would want it. The Pastrami is well seasoned and not too cheesy.

Employers are friendly, helpful and no problem conversation in English. black tea pudding is yum not really taste any sweet which is I like, and I drink so many flat white all over the world, Sukemasa flat white was amazed. I would definitely recommend Sukemasa Coffee, will visit there again.

We found this small and lovely café near Sensō-ji Temple, tucked away in a little alley that gave it a special charm. The two waitresses, Cha-chan and Kii-chan, were incredibly kind and friendly with us. We ordered two coffee brûlées, and they were absolutely delicious. We liked the place so much that we came back the next day to enjoy it again. We’ll definitely come back on our next trip to Japan. ありがとう！ (Arigatō! – Thank you!

At the entrance we were told that every guest was required to buy a drink, but the coffee prices were quite high, higher than Starbucks and other coffee shops. The coffee itself was ordinary, but beautifully patterned. One of our guests had to skip the order due to budget constraints. We ordered strawberry sandwiches;they were delicious, but everything was spilling out. We were also quite surprised that we couldn't take them with us. The atmosphere inside is friendly

I arrived about an hour before closing, so unfortunately the famous strawberry sandwiches were already sold out — but I had a brûlée latte, and it was absolutely fantastic! The staff member was super kind and welcoming. It’s a small but charming café with a calm, peaceful atmosphere that feels like a hidden gem in Asakusa. Just keep in mind they only accept cash payments. I really hope to come back one day and finally try those beautiful strawberry sandwiches 🍓☕️