Those amazing coffee shops in Tokyo

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If you are already tired of the stereotyped cafes of the chain brand and want to enjoy a cup of coffee, you are really fit to go to Tokyo, whether it is the industrial aesthetics of Third Wave Coffee or the smell of time in the teahouse that seems to have never passed before. Tokyo people's efforts for the details and texture of coffee shops will put you in paradise for coffee and cafes.

1. RATIO&C. Coffee shop

This is a bicycle-themed coffee shop, selling all Made in Japan bikes and complete bicycle accessories in such a large space. Coffee is produced by ONIBUS, a well-known coffee brand in Tokyo, which is thoughtfully designed with sloping grooves, so the pose of pretending to be a Japanese teenager can be: handsome bike coming, handsome parking, ordering a cup of high-quality coffee, and then handsome bike leaving.

RATIO&C. Coffee shop

Address: 3-1-26 in front of the shrine, Shibuya district, Tokyo

Per capita consumption reference: about 1000 yen

2. BREAD,ESPRESSO& please tell me what to do.

BREAD,ESPRESSO& is a coffee shop focusing on baking. The coffee here is mainly made of coffee beans and coffee machines from the Italian brand illy. Although it does not focus on professional boutique coffee like other coffee shops, it is also in line with the taste of the general public. In addition to coffee, bread and French toast are very popular, decorated and beautifully decorated.

BREAD,ESPRESSO& has a lot of trouble.

Address: 3-4-9 before Shinzu, Yoshiya District, Kyoto

Per capita consumption reference: about 1000 yen

3. CAF é KITSUNé

Caf é KITSUN é belongs to the famous French clothing brand MAISON Kitsun é. It is only opened in Paris and Tokyo in the world. The coffee shop in Paris takes the modern route, while in Japan, with the theme of "teahouse", it has done a lot of clever ideas in many designs. The space design of the coffee shop has a strong modern Japanese atmosphere, with a Japanese-style courtyard, wind wallpaper and low wooden tables. There are pine potted trees next to the Italian coffee machine, while Kitsun é means fox in Japanese, and the elements of the little fox are also found in every corner. Snacks in the store cooperate with Tiger House, a famous Japanese Heguo store. In Nanqingshan, afternoon tea comes with a cup of coffee from Tokyo's first Slayer coffee machine and a fox-like red bean Dafu from the tiger house.

Caf é KITSUNé

Address: 3-17-1, Nanqingshan, Tokyo port area

Per capita consumption reference: about 1000 yen

4. Streamer Coffee Company

Streamer Coffee Company is best known for his boss, Yoshi Sawada, who is the first Asian world champion of fancy flowers and often seems to make shockingly complex patterns easily. Let coffee fans from all sides compete for a pilgrimage, in addition to coffee, camouflage doughnuts are also famous. In addition, skateboarding and Superme are also key words here.

Streamer Coffee Company

Address: Shibuya 1-20-28 1F, Shibuya District, Tokyo

Per capita consumption reference: about 1000 yen

5. Fuglen Tokyo

The high quality comments of Fuglen Tokyo are absolutely unexpected. Here, you can feel the authentic Nordic coffee style. In the New York Times, he was praised as a coffee shop of "the highest quality in the world and absolutely worth tasting by air". The shop is surrounded by a Japanese-style corridor with tables and chairs. On fine days, you can also see foreigners and Japanese gathering together, drinking coffee and chatting at the same time.

Fuglen Tokyo

Address: Tomiya 1-16-11, Shibuya district, Tokyo

Per capita consumption reference: about 1000 yen

6. ABOUT LIFE COFFEE BREWERS

After almost everyone has been to ABOUT LIFE, they all say, "I wish there was a coffee shop downstairs." the unique style here is amazing. The quiet little door face at the corner of the street, the shop is very small but full range. Whether it's hand-brewed items or espresso, the flavor is impressive, and there are several kinds of cakes and snacks, which open at 8 a.m. and are a source of energy for Shibuya office workers throughout the day.

ABOUT LIFE COFFEE BREWERS

Address: 1-19-8 Dao Hyun-saka, Shibuya district, Tokyo

Per capita consumption reference: about 1000 yen

7. NOZY COFFEE

Coffee is the only focus of the store, which only sells coffee and allows guests to bring their own desserts and bread (which is not common in Japan). NOZY COFFEE was launched in 2010 by four young people in their 20s who think there are delicious desserts, bread and food dishes everywhere, but their strength is to focus on the quality of coffee. Up to now, they have insisted on relying solely on coffee to attract customers.

NOZY COFFEE

Address: 2-29-7, Xiashi, Shitaya District, Kyoto

Per capita consumption reference: about 1000 yen

8. CAFE COUNTUME

This is the first overseas branch of COUTUME, the popular Third Wave Coffee brand in Paris, on the side of the bustling South Castle Peak road. White tiles and gray cement walls, fine grid ceilings and bright lights intersect in the space. Baristas in white coats carefully manipulate coffee in front of Stempunk coffee machines and cup-and-flask sets, giving people the illusion of being in the lab.

CAFE COUNTUME

Address: 5-9-15 Nan Aoyama, Tokyo

Per capita consumption reference: about 1000 yen

9. ALL PRESS ESPRESSO

The coffee industry's Apple-- Blue bottle Coffee (Blue Bottle) is located in the Qingbai River in Japan, attracting coffee lovers one after another, while making other coffee shops in the region more attractive, ALL PRESS ESPRESSO is one of them. Its espresso (Espresso) is well received and its decoration style is very artistic.

ALL PRESS ESPRESSO

Address: Hirano 3-7-2, Edo District, Kyoto

Per capita consumption reference: about 1000 yen

10. THE ROASTERY BY NOZY COFFEE

The large red brick factory building in the side lane of Biaoshen Road looks like a cold industrial style, but the door is invaded by the warm aroma of coffee. Almost all coffee beans from all over the world can be found here, and the shop assistants carefully introduce the differences between all kinds of coffee beans. Guests can first try the taste of coffee beans, understand each type of coffee, and then choose their favorite coffee.

THE ROASTERY BY NOZY COFFEE

Address: 5-17-13 in front of the shrine, Shibuya district, Tokyo

Per capita consumption reference: about 1000 yen