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Despite its spaciousness, this restaurant surprisingly has a sign asking customers not to use computers. It felt like a message embodying a typically French idea, or rather, a message to value communication with others. It wasn't just a place for silent computer work, but a place to heal and communicate in a space that blends French and Japanese atmosphere with a view of bamboo groves while enjoying a delicious cup of tea... it was such a wonderful place. The drinks are also very delicious! Cakes and snacks are also available. Personally, since it was in the middle of summer, the ice cream was absolutely amazing.

◾️July 2024 Visit I recently visited Omotesando after a long time and decided to check out a cafe I had been curious about. Even on a weekday evening, it was bustling with people. Although I had just eaten lunch, the sandwich menu was very tempting. This time, I ordered iced coffee and a shortcake. The perfectly round shortcake had a delicate sweetness in both the cream and the sponge, and it was absolutely delicious. The cafe's atmosphere was such that laptops were not allowed, so there weren't many people lingering. The restrooms were also spacious, which made it seem like a popular spot for families with children. I enjoyed a truly stylish and Tokyo-esque cafe experience. There were also some cute cafe Kitsune goods available. Thank you for the meal.

◎Fourth Visit: July 2024 Arriving on a Saturday at around 1:00 PM, there were only a few seats left. Guided by the staff, we secured a table and browsed the menu. We then proceeded to the counter to order and pay. The menu was mostly in English and lacked photos of the dishes. There were food samples displayed next to the counter (though not for every item), so it might be helpful to check them out for a better understanding of the offerings. I ordered the seasonal "Acai Bowl" and a "Cold Brew" to drink. The "Acai Bowl" featured granola, acai, and five types of fresh fruit (I believe). A thin fox-shaped cookie topped it off. The colorful presentation, reminiscent of a wild landscape, was quite charming. The portion size was just right. The "Cold Brew" seemed to be made with a dark roast. I found the bitterness to be somewhat strong. The clean aftertaste was a plus. While the prices might be a bit steep, the elegant atmosphere with a touch of Japanese aesthetics is impressive. If you're looking for a place to break through in this area, this spot might be worth considering. a) Situation: - Visited on a Saturday around 1:19 PM - No wait time, seated at a table for two b) Service: - Professional c) Order: - Cold Brew @ ¥720 (tax included) - Acai Bowl @ ¥1,500 (tax included)

This time, I ordered an iced café au lait and a pudding. The café au lait was rich and incredibly delicious. The pudding was firm, which I appreciated for its satisfying texture! The interior is spacious and stylish, with apparel for sale. The terrace seating is lovely, but it might be a bit too hot to sit outside for now. It was truly a relaxing café. I want to explore more cafés in Minami-Aoyama! Last but not least, thank you for the delicious meal!

Yesterday, I went to this restaurant with my friend. 🌟 It was super popular! 😳 When we arrived, there was a line outside and the inside was packed, so I realized it must be a really popular place. 🌟 The interior was beautiful and nice. 🌟 I ordered French toast, and it was delicious! 🌟 The whipped cream went perfectly with it. 🌟 When it started to get a little dark inside, the staff brought over a candle? It was so stylish. 😊 When we left, the line was even longer, so I was glad we got in at a good time. 😳 I'm so happy we got to go to such a great place. 🌟