Hyperlocal Tokyo

"Located right in front of Taimei Elementary School is "AUX BACCHANALES," a stylish French cafe that evokes the iconic work of Vincent van Gogh, "The Night Cafe." As a result, the terrace seating is more popular than the indoor seating. The food and atmosphere are very photogenic and lovely, but the prices are a bit high, and I felt that the staff "

"If you're planning to use the cafe, it's usually crowded during the day on weekends, so you might have to wait a bit. The seating capacity is relatively large, so unless it's extremely busy, you should be able to find a seat without waiting too long, but it depends on the timing. As it's a chain store, the taste is consistent with other locations. "

"Feeling overwhelmed by my recent workload, I craved a sweet treat to soothe my soul. (╯︵╰,) I decided to visit Rose Bakery, an organic cafe located on the 7th floor of the Ginza Komatsu West Building! ( *´∇｀)ﾉ It's a stylish cafe in a trendy building. There were many foreign tourists, which wasn't the case two years ago. It's become a truly"

"A Reliable Deliciousness! - A Review. Located on the second basement floor of Ginza SIX, this popular bakery offers freshly baked goods. I visited to get some breakfast for the next morning ✨ 【Order】 ■ Sausage (¥475) ■ Carrot Cake (¥324) ■ Sausage The large, thick sausage is paired with a chewy, dense bread. It's topped with sauerkraut and cover"

"Freshly baked bread, all you can eat, even at night! Western-style food at Kimuraya! Located a one-minute walk from Ginza Station, I visited "Youshoku Grill Kimuraya." You can find it on the 3rd floor, accessed by the elevator located behind the Kimuraya bakery shop. I arrived around 5 pm on a Sunday and there was no wait. I was able to enter ri"

"The aroma of butter. Warming it up intensifies the buttery flavor. The layers of the bread are incredible. A croissant that elevates your mood from the morning. Unsweetened cafe au lait and a croissant. Feeling like a French person."

"I know this sounds contradictory, but I don't want to tell anyone about this place. It's a bar, but the food is so good it could be a restaurant. Everything is delicious, from the appetizers to the main courses. Of course, the drinks are all excellent too. I especially loved the highballs without ice, and the gin and tonics you can customize yourse"

"A retro convenience store in a prime location in Ginza, known for its handmade goods. It's tucked away in a back alley, making it a bit hard to find. It's been featured on TV a few times, so I decided to check it out while passing by. The bento boxes definitely looked delicious. I tried their Y-Shop exclusive, moist melon bread for 200 yen. It was "