Hyperlocal Tokyo

I stopped by for a quick bite and some work during my break. All seats, including those facing the street and those in the center of the store, have power outlets. There's also Wi-Fi, but I couldn't figure out how to connect. I ordered the relish hot dog, but the sausage was too thin for the amount of relish, so the sourness of the relish was overwhelming. I think it would be better balanced with less relish. The restroom was spacious and clean.

The cafe is a bit compact, but it's a great value. The American coffee is only 330 yen, which is cheap! The taste is... well, it's American coffee, haha. There's a designated area where you can smoke heated tobacco.

Even on a Saturday afternoon, it's practically empty, making it a hidden gem. However, the Wi-Fi is only reliable with a carrier connection, so don't rely on the store's Wi-Fi. Maybe that's why it's so empty. The interior is spacious and the soft green wallpaper creates a calming atmosphere. It's a bit chilly, but it's nice that they have baskets for luggage and blankets. It's quiet, so it's a good place to relax alone, but even with background music, voices carry quite a bit. I could hear the conversations of the couples very clearly, so those who want to chat might want to be mindful of that.

The cafe near Tsukiji Station is a quiet space, and the deep-roasted coffee really woke me up! (^ ^) It's located on the street leading from Tsukiji Station to St. Luke's International Hospital. It's always bustling with locals and people meeting up, even in the morning. I think it's a very comfortable place to spend time because it's so quiet.

My first morning at Cafe de Crie. The morning menu has three options to choose from. It's a great deal for a one-coin meal. The toast and sausage weren't piping hot, so I gave it a three-star rating! You can get an even bigger discount if you pay with your Cafe de Crie card. ♪