Hyperlocal Tokyo

This is a popular cafe located in front of Toyosu Station. They specialize in coffee that is roasted in-house. A key feature is that syrups like gum syrup are charged separately, requiring an additional fee. They emphasize enjoying coffee black, so please be aware of this. It's true that there are additional costs involved, and we should abandon the notion that sugar should be free. Also, when dining in, drinks may be served in paper cups without lids, so be careful when carrying them around. The sandwiches were delicious, and I had a comfortable time.

A cafe located in a building in Toyosu. I ordered a freshly baked W-egg (¥370) and a hot coffee (¥150). The prices are incredible. ¥150 for coffee at a cafe these days! Plus, the cup was large and the coffee was quite delicious. The sandwiches are made fresh and served quickly. They're incredibly filling and only ¥370. Convenience stores are no match. The sandwiches were so good I almost cried. The cafe is crowded from morning. I understand why it's so popular. I can't believe they can offer these prices. Is it a charity?

This cafe is highly recommended for its affordable and delicious coffee, as well as its sandwiches packed with fresh vegetables. While sugar and milk are extra, the large coffee is only 210 yen! This is an incredible value for the price. Previously, the Sausage & Veggie sandwich was my favorite, but since the Spicy Shrimp & Guacamole came out, I've been hooked and keep coming back for more! A tip for eating these sandwiches is to take a piece of paper to hold the sandwich as you eat. Otherwise, the coleslaw can spill out easily, making it messy. This time, the ingredients and sauce were perfectly centered, making for a delicious and easy-to-eat experience. However, depending on the person making it, or maybe just by chance, sometimes the sauce and ingredients are piled up on one side, making it difficult to eat and appreciate the flavors. It's a shame when this happens, as it's a real treat when everything is centered! (I feel lucky when it's centered, haha.) The cafe also has power outlets at the counter seats by the window, making it a convenient spot for working on your laptop!

The coffee, both iced and hot, was priced at ¥150 for a regular size and ¥210 for a large size. I was surprised by how affordable and delicious it was, even with the extra ¥10 for milk or syrup. I tried the avocado and shrimp sandwich, but it could use some improvement in terms of the sauce placement and amount. The sauce tends to drip down, so I suggest applying it to the top to ensure a consistent flavor with every bite. I'll definitely be back!

The coffee was well-balanced and delicious. This time I ordered the mackerel sandwich. It's because this place is located under the Maruha Nichiro Building, and they used to have a collaboration product, but it was limited-time and is no longer available. Too bad. My mouth was craving mackerel... The balance with the coleslaw was good.