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The cafe has plenty of seating and is comfortable. They offer morning service, so I want to come at different times. There are also power outlets, which would be very helpful if you're walking around Harajuku. Most customers were using the cafe alone, so it was quiet. The staff were also friendly, so I'll definitely come back.

While there's no Wi-Fi and drinks and food are overpriced, it's a valuable space in Ura-Harajuku with plenty of room and power outlets. The staff is friendly. Drinks are quite small for the price. You get a small cup (S size) for the price of a grande at Starbucks.

I visited around lunchtime on a holiday. There were some empty seats, but people kept coming in, so you might have to wait depending on the timing. I had the carrot cake and iced coffee. The carrot cake had a strong curry-like spice. The texture was firm and dry, like a sponge, which wasn't really my preference.

A cute hidden gem in Harajuku! This adorable cafe, "[Cafe Name]", opened in the Ura-Harajuku area last spring. The glass-walled space is bright, open, and incredibly impressive. The orange and pink accents add a nice touch. There are plenty of seats inside, and they even have an office space that's open only on weekends. No matter what time you visit, you can enjoy a comfortable experience, even if you're alone. My top recommendation is the veggie-packed deli bowl. They offer two options: a rice bowl and a salad bowl. You can choose from a weekly selection of deli items and even add focaccia. I tried the hummus bowl that day, and the pink hummus was absolutely perfect in both form and flavor. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

The staff is friendly, and the open space, delicious sweets, and coffee are very relaxing. It's rare for a place like this, but the fact that there are outlets makes it a great place to work, which is a huge plus.