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I recently used Nihonbashi Station for the first time and noticed a GODIVA cafe at the entrance. A sign for a store-limited shaved ice caught my eye. I was drawn in by the word 'limited.' This was apparently GODIVA's first shaved ice menu. The chocolate shaved ice was ¥917 (tax included). When I saw the price, I thought, 'That's cheap!' It was loaded with chocolate! In the end, it melted into almost a chocolate drink, but it was still rich and delicious. The interior was simple and transparent. The chairs were plush, except for the counter, so I could relax. They even had lemon water? It was thoughtful. It's directly connected to the station, so it's easy to use when you have a little free time. It was a good experience.

Saba and Four Mushroom Hojicha Soba Noodles ~With Cacao Kuro Shichimi (Seven Spice) Garnish~~ It's an interesting and unique sensation, like sprinkling chocolate on soba noodles!🎶 The seating is also fantastic 😊❤️

I stopped by for a quick bite during lunchtime. It's conveniently located near the station entrance, making it a great option even on rainy days. I ordered the morning set, which included an orange chocolate crepe. I paired it with a hot tea. The crepe was beautifully presented on a plate with decorations, making it visually appealing. The taste was also excellent, with a perfect combination of orange and chocolate. However, the orange fruit inside was unfortunately dry and lacked freshness. This was a disappointment, especially considering the high quality of the tea leaves used for the drink. The sofa seats by the window were very comfortable, but the fabric was stained, which was another disappointment. It was a quiet time with few people, so I enjoyed a peaceful and comfortable stay.