Hyperlocal Tokyo

The staff were very friendly. One thing I noticed was a female customer who came in after me (she was alone) was charging her phone and portable charger from an outlet near the bottom of the pillar by the intersection. I doubt that outlet is meant for public use, and if it is, I think they should put a cap on it or put up a sign saying it's prohibited for safety reasons.

A new concept called '+R' that elevates the standard Sanマルクカフェ experience. There are menu items not available at regular Sanマルク cafes, adding a touch of exclusivity. I usually go for the Choco Cro, but I'm tempted to try something different this time. The sandwich series seems to be exclusive to +R. No wonder I've never seen them before. The system involves selecting your desired bread and placing it on a tray, which you then take to the payment counter. For bread, you apparently need to place a paper sheet on the tray before putting the bread on top. Hot sandwiches come in bags, so you don't need to use the paper. I purchased: ☑ Hot sandwich, ham and cheese ☑ Iced tea I handed the tray with the hot sandwich to the staff and was asked, "What size iced tea would you like?" While I was deciding on the size, the sandwich was already warmed up and ready! No waiting time, which is great. In terms of volume, the sandwich alone wouldn't fill me up. Maybe it's because it's a half-size. I appreciated that it was served warm.

It has a bright and cool atmosphere. The bread and coffee are affordable and delicious. I often go there during my breaks.

It's surprisingly easy to get into. It's a hidden gem on Ginza's Miyuki-dori. I think the size is a bit larger than other chain cafes.

This cafe has a lot of seats and offers power outlets, which is great for working. Ginza is known for its crowded cafes, making it a challenge to find a spot, but this one is relatively less crowded. I love their limited-time series and always end up trying different things whenever I get coffee here.