Nice little cafe in the park. Roast beef sandwich a a bit small and the salad was fresh. 2:30 pm and seating was only available outside. Nice to chill and take your time. I enjoyed, I hope you have a good one too.

Really stylish place and very good atmosphere. The staff are professional. The café has outdoor seating (with heaters too if it's cold) and it's right next to ikebukuro Station so you can shop and there are various restaurants near it too. It's also riiiight next to an open live show space so sometimes when I go there I see sonlme singers or dancers preforming. Another bonus is it's really close to the Tokyo metropolitan hotel which has an airport shuttle bus that goes from there to the airport. The only problem is the same problem all over Japan and especially Tokyo. Insane prices for tiny stuff. Look at their food then look at the price. For the prices they are asking the serving sizes should be double. Their drinks are okay but you will literally finish your coffee or orange juice in two drinks. I'm starting to not buy food from these kinds of cafes anymore. I'm buying a muffin yo, not a fantsty French pastry made by the number one chef in the land. It doesn't need to be close to or over 500yen. When you get your food and drink and you look at it you'll wanna say "on second thought, I think I want my money back, you can keep this sample platter.

Really terrible latte, was essentially just... milk+++. At least the toast with egg ham and mayo was tasty.

Sakura matcha’s the best🥺 and also the pudding. The staff was so kind to let us leave the luggage while we wait for our bus outside because it was raining

It's such a cute cafe. I love to sit here and do homework with a cup of tea and a snack. I've been here a few times with a couple of my classmates to study before class and it's such a cozy spot to enjoy. I love the cold jasmine earl grey tea, and I've had the toast cheese and ham bread before. The tea is quite flavourful and the toast was small but quite filling for me.