Hyperlocal Tokyo

We visited with my daughter around 12:30 pm on Sunday. About 80% of the seats were filled, and it quickly became full. There are reservation plates available at the entrance, so you can secure a seat before joining the order line. If you don't reserve a seat, you might not be able to find one. We ordered a set with one main dish and two side dishes, iced tea, and a kids' plate. It cost 2,180 yen (with a drink set discount). You can choose from four main dishes and six side dishes. I chose cod, but the hamburger and fried chicken seemed more popular. It came with miso soup. The kids' plate included apple juice and jelly. The food was not piping hot, but it was still delicious. The tables were spaced well apart, allowing for a relaxing experience.

I visited in May. This cafe is located within the Muji store. I ordered the Butter Chicken Curry Set for 750 yen, plus 50 yen to change to ten-grain rice. I also got a side dish for 250 yen and the Honwaka-to (Japanese sugar) baked pudding for 450 yen, plus 280 yen for iced tea (with the set). The butter chicken curry had a mild flavor and went well with the ten-grain rice. The side dish was pumpkin salad. The baked pudding came with cream and was also delicious. The cafe wasn't overly crowded, so there was a decent amount of space between tables. The counter seats offered a nice view of the outside, making it a good spot to chat with friends. The prices were average. The cafe's location near the station is very convenient.

This cafe is located in a corner of the Muji store on the upper floor of PARCO above JR Kinshicho Station. The food menu features a few deli items in a display case and about three main dishes. You can create your own set menu by choosing between white rice or mixed grains. The price varies depending on the number of dishes you choose. In addition to food, there are also many drink options, and of course, you can use it as a cafe. The atmosphere of the store is natural, warm, and soft, similar to a Muji store. The back of the store has counter seats facing a large window, creating an open atmosphere. The counter seats also have power outlets, so you can do some work if needed. There are also many table seats, and the spacing between them is generous, so you can relax and enjoy your time. The service is a bit curt, but it's almost self-service with ordering only at the counter, so... The food is all pre-made, but you can enjoy simple dishes that aren't too heavily seasoned. I will definitely visit again when I'm in the area. Thank you for the meal.

I used this place as a nomad cafe. The lunch menu is stylish and it gets pretty crowded even in the afternoon. The window side has counter seats, so there are a few people working. There's power and the windows are open, but the WiFi is pretty weak. It's so bad that videos keep stopping. If it weren't for that, it would have been great.

I frequently visit this restaurant for lunch on my days off. It's located on the 4th floor of the PARCO building in front of Kinshicho Station. The interior is spacious with a wood-toned design. From the counter seats by the window, you can see the Kinshicho Station rotary and the JR trains coming and going below. There's also a power outlet for every two seats (with two plugs). I love that you can choose the number of deli items based on your mood and how hungry you are. The flavors and ingredients are all healthy and good for you, so you can eat with peace of mind. It's great that you can choose between white rice and cooked rice. It's popular, so you should be prepared to wait a bit. Water and clearing your dishes after you're finished are self-service. Thank you for the meal today.