The store is always almost full! The cheesecakes all look so delicious that it's hard to choose!!! I ordered the hojicha and walnut cheesecake and the black tea baked cheesecake, and they were both really delicious!! It was unusual to see walnuts not only on top but also inside the cake. The only downside was that the cup was a bit dirty and they only accepted cash for payment...(whispering)

*Hoji tea and walnut cheesecake Located about a 2-minute walk from Kichijoji Station on the 3rd floor of a building. There are about 5 types of cheesecakes available, which is great! I was drawn in by the name and chose the hoji tea and walnut cheesecake!! The harmony of cheese and hoji tea aroma, and the good texture of walnuts. It was a very delicious cheesecake! There are also various meal options that look very delicious. I haven't had a meal there yet, so I want to go back next time and have a proper meal!! Highly recommended!

It's a charming cafe with a unique interior design. In the afternoon, three of us sat on the sofa seats. I finally tried the Oreo cheesecake I had been craving, while my friends ordered the fig cheesecake with iced coffee. The Oreo cheesecake was not as sweet as I expected, with a nice balance of acidity, and it was delicious. The staff were cute and provided attentive service.

Around 4:00 PM, I visited the park entrance (south entrance) and walked 2-3 minutes. The exterior of the place is an old mixed-use building between "Ikinari Steak" and a record store? Go up the stairs to the 3rd floor, there is a door on the right side, enter the store. The inside was full, so I waited for about 3 minutes outside the door. I was guided to a soft sofa seat, it had a trendy atmosphere typical of Kichijoji cafes. The staff, consisting of 2 women and 1 man, provided polite service with natural smiles. The customers were mostly in their 20s and 30s, with a younger female majority. I recommend the Oreo New York cheesecake for 860 yen. The cheesecake was rich and not too sweet, with a good balance of saltiness. It's perfect for chatting with friends or a cafe date. There is also a counter at the entrance, so it's suitable for solo customers as well. They have a wide selection of alcoholic beverages, so it might be nice for evening visits too. I will definitely visit again.

I visited the cafe around 9 pm on a holiday without a reservation. I found this cafe that was open late. According to Google Maps, it was on the first floor, but in reality, it was on the third floor and there was no elevator. I remember that I paid around 1,800 yen for a chai latte and a white chocolate cheesecake. The cheesecake was really delicious, so I want to try other types of cheesecake as well. Also, it was quite filling for the price.

It was a popular restaurant, so I thought it might be crowded, but I was able to enter smoothly on a weekday evening. I could relax on the sofa seat and it was very comfortable♪ (Although the air conditioning felt a bit cold ^^;) After some hesitation, I ordered the Oreo cheesecake and the fig cheesecake. The Oreo one had a rich cheese flavor, while the fig one had a fresh and stylish taste with the texture of the fruit combined. I believe there is a one drink minimum, but the drink prices were a bit high.. so 4 stars. Next time, I want to try the tea cheesecake..!

"The 'Baked Cheesecake with Black Tea' (870 yen) has been released, and as a fan of black tea sweets, I couldn't believe there was a cafe in the obscure building on the 3rd floor. There is no elevator, so you have to climb the stairs, but it doesn't feel like you've climbed much as you quickly reach the 3rd floor. The cafe is quietly tucked away on the 3rd floor with several types of seating options and a cozy atmosphere. The menu offers a variety of meal options as well as a wide selection of drinks. I ordered the Baked Cheesecake with Black Tea and an Iced Chai (790 yen) due to the one-drink policy, which I found a bit pricey. The black tea cheesecake had a strong acidity with the cheese flavor dominating. I wonder if there's yogurt in it too? The black tea flavor was not very prominent. The Chai had an easy-to-drink flavor with minimal spiciness. The ambiance was comfortable and relaxing, but I felt the cost-performance ratio was not great. Thank you for the meal."

The atmosphere of the restaurant was really nice. ✨ I visited with friends for lunch and we were able to relax in the sofa seats. The curry I ordered had a coconut flavor and was spicy with a good kick of spices, it was delicious‼︎ The drink options like orange juice, iced tea, and oolong tea were great because you could choose for yourself.

-Oreo New York Cheesecake: The Oreo is finely powdered and soft. I wish it had more of a crispy texture. The cheesecake is moist and soft with a strong tangy flavor and a subtle sweetness. The whipped cream is slightly sweet. The tangy flavor and Oreo do not complement each other well. -Darjeeling: Refreshing aroma. Smells like bergamot.

On Saturday, I arrived at the restaurant a little after 2:00 pm, expecting it to be crowded for lunch. As I had predicted, there was a long wait, and I ended up being seated an hour later. The staff only came to check on us once during the wait, which made me a bit anxious. Finally, we were able to order the panini set from the lunch menu. The system required us to get our own drinks. The food took a while to arrive, possibly due to the small kitchen and limited staff. The panini was freshly baked and delicious, with a crispy texture and a generous filling of chicken, tomatoes, and vegetables. It was satisfying! The hot soup was comforting and filling, perfect for the chilly weather. The potato salad and glass noodle salad in small bowls were light and refreshing. I enjoyed the lunch set and would like to come back next time to try their popular cakes. I will make sure to go with plenty of time to spare. Thank you for the meal.

I visited in the early afternoon on a weekday. The cheesecake was delicious. Since it was a weekday, the seats were not full, and I stayed comfortably for about 3 hours. It was a shame that I couldn't order any latte due to the coffee machine malfunction, but overall, it was a satisfying cafe with a good atmosphere and taste.

On Saturday at 3:00 PM, there were three groups lined up and we entered around 4:00 PM... Holidays are truly busy times. Is this the busiest time? I had a white chocolate New York cheesecake soy latte for about 1100 yen. The cheesecake had a strong chocolate and cheese flavor, with a refreshing hint of lemon at the end. It was a classic cheesecake taste! The atmosphere was nice and it was a place where you could relax and take your time.

Located a 3-minute walk from Kichijoji Station Park Exit, on the 3rd floor of a building, is a shop famous for its New York cheesecake with Oreo. However, the other menu items also look delicious. The Oreo New York Cheesecake (680 yen) is moist and cool, with a lightly creamy and small amount of whipped cream. The Oreo crumble is soft, similar to the cheesecake, creating a harmonious blend. Although it appeared to have a substantial Oreo layer, it didn't taste too strong, perhaps due to its softness. The lunch menu offered tempting options, but I decided on the Crispy Fried Chicken with homemade oil-drizzled chicken sauce (690 yen). The flavors were intense, especially the sauce on the chicken and salad dressing. However, the chicken lacked the expected chicken flavor. Overall, the taste was mediocre, and I wouldn't return for this dish. The atmosphere was pleasant, so I might consider revisiting for that aspect. I visited at 12:30 on a weekday and was seated promptly despite a few other customers. The cozy interior had a few solo diners at the window counter seats and groups at the sofa seats in the back. The ambiance was chic with dim lighting, making it a worthwhile visit. Dessert-only orders are not allowed; you must order at least one additional item, like a drink.

Oreo Cheesecake Blend Coffee The Oreo cheesecake has a nice combination of cream cheese tanginess and Oreo bitterness, which tastes delicious. The cream cheese tanginess is quite strong, and a bit more Oreo would be nice. It is creamy and slightly sticky. Eating one alone might be a bit heavy. The blend coffee is on the bitter side.

I was able to get in smoothly, but the place quickly became full with customers coming one after another. Some people had made reservations, so I think it's better to make a reservation if you really want to go. The atmosphere is nice, so I could stay for hours, but it's popular and people keep coming in. The cakes are delicious and the drinks are also great!

Fig Baked Cheesecake Ice Cafe Latte ¥1080 Friend Oreo Cheesecake Ice Coffee ¥990 The server who took our order seemed a bit intimidating, but the cashier was very friendly! The cheesecake was delicious, and the cafe latte was also very tasty, so I was very satisfied!! The figs were generously included, giving a rich flavor! And the moist and dense texture of the baked cheesecake!! The lunch set and other cheesecakes also looked delicious, so I would like to visit again! We arrived around 2 pm and there were two groups waiting, so we waited for about 30 minutes. It was a Sunday, but be prepared to wait in line!

【Alley Cafe in Kichijoji】: 'Oreo New York Cheesecake' for 680 yen and 'Kyoto Jyanomeguro Honey Latte' for 660 yen: The Oreo cheesecake is a rare cheesecake with a strong acidity, more prominent than the chocolate. It is rich and has a sticky texture in the mouth. The surface is covered with chocolate, and the base is crunchy with chocolate. The combination of Oreo and cheesecake is great, so be sure to try it. The cream is very sweet. The latte uses only black sugar, giving it a sweet and unique flavor. It is a latte with a commitment to using only the black honey from Kyoto Jyanome Honpo. There were many other cheesecakes available. The interior has counter seats by the window and table seats, creating a space surrounded by books. Since they also have alcohol, it seems like it would be fun to visit during dinner time. Alley Cafe 3 minutes walk from Kichijoji Station 3F Keyaki Building, 1-1-8 Kichijoji Minami-cho, Musashino City, Tokyo

Night cafe exploration in Kichijoji. Some cafes in the area used to stay open until the next day, but due to the spread of the new coronavirus, they now have shortened operating hours. However, there are still cafes like this one that stay open until 10:00 pm, which is a relief. Just south of Kichijoji Station is "Ali Cafe" on the 3rd floor of a mixed-use building. Despite its appearance from the outside, the interior of this cafe is highly praised for its atmosphere. On the way to this cafe, there were quite a few touts trying to attract customers, which doesn't quite fit the trendy vibe of Kichijoji. The name "Ali" in the cafe's name means alleyway, narrow path, or stroll. Although the location is on a main street near the station, it doesn't quite have that back-alley feel. Inside the cafe, there are counter seats, sofa seats, and table seats in various sections. Although it was a bit late, the cafe was quite crowded. Since I was alone as usual, I was seated at a table as the counter was full. The warm, dim lighting and well-worn bookshelves created a nice atmosphere. The menu offers a wide selection of food items, including salads, pasta, and plate dishes, with over 20 options. However, I wanted to have dessert at a cafe, so I only paid attention to the latter part of the menu. Here's what I had: - Oreo New York Cheesecake: A cheesecake made with Oreos in the crust and Oreos on top, baked in the oven and garnished with whipped cream. The black surface, abundant Oreos, and powdered sugar were nice touches. The rich and moist cheesecake with a hint of bitterness from the Oreos was delicious. - French Toast: Made with Pandemi bread soaked in a homemade custard with vanilla beans and cooked on a griddle, this French toast had a chewy texture. It was served with honey and whipped cream on the side. This cafe offers a high-quality menu, and the French toast was exceptional. The slightly chewy texture with a sweet flavor oozing out from inside was delightful. The honey may have been a bit overpowering, but the whipped cream balanced it out nicely. Despite being alone, I found the cafe cozy and could have stayed there for hours. It was a truly relaxing cafe experience. Thank you for the meal!

The Oreo New York cheesecake is delicious! The combination with Oreo is fantastic. They stay open late, so it's perfect for a late-night cafe. There are plenty of dessert options and they are so tasty that you'll want to go back again. The atmosphere inside is quiet and has a nice vibe, different from during the day.

Visit date: August 22, 2020 (Saturday) I used it for Saturday lunch in Kichijoji. Before coming to the store, I was looking for a place where I could relax and have a conversation while eating lunch, and I found a comment saying that there are plenty of sofa seats, so I chose this store. I arrived around 12:10. The store is on the second floor, and when I went up the stairs, the door was closed. There was a notice on the door stating that the store opens at 12:00 due to shortened business hours due to the coronavirus. I waited in front of the door. A couple arrived behind me, talking about "their favorite restaurant in Kichijoji," which raised my expectations. When the store opened, I was able to sit at my favorite seat. At a glance, there were three 4-person sofa seats, one 2-person side-by-side seat, and four window counter seats. All the sofa seats, including those facing each other, were different and interesting! I sat at the 4-person sofa seat near the entrance. All seats were arranged against the wall, so there was enough distance from other customers, and I didn't mind the voices of other customers at all. Also, about 15 minutes after opening, the store was full. You can see how popular the store is. When I looked at the lunch menu, all items were 1100 yen. There were two daily specials (meat or pasta), one curry, one panini + today's soup, and one salad lunch. You could also add black sugar gateau chocolat or cheesecake for an additional 250-260 yen! My companion arrived late. We ordered the large portion of mentaiko pasta, French toast, and cheesecake from the lunch set. Since free drinks come with the lunch menu, I ordered a drink for one person. The appetizers for the lunch set were served. Wakame and egg Chinese soup, glass noodle salad, pumpkin salad. The glass noodle salad seemed to be dressed with green shiso dressing, and it had a refreshing taste. The pumpkin salad had a gentle sweetness like a vegetable dessert. I was already very satisfied with just the appetizers! Next came the pasta. A large portion of pasta was served in a wooden boat-shaped container. It was fresh pasta, but it gave the impression of thick noodles rather than chewy texture. The mentaiko sauce was spicy for me. (I had mentaiko pasta at a different restaurant last week, and I personally preferred thin noodles with mentaiko sauce.) The noodles were thick, so I thought I might not be able to eat the French toast and cake, but that was not the case at all! The French toast was made with sandwich bread and topped with fluffy cream and honey. A small frying pan served as a plate, and you could eat it hot! (When the cream touched the frying pan, it melted immediately!) When I took a bite, it was delicious!! It was soft like brulee, yet it didn't feel heavy. There was no flavor of butter or oil, and the softness and not-too-sweet sweetness spread in my mouth. I was surprised by the high quality of the French toast even though it wasn't being promoted. The cheesecake was also delicious! It was described as white chocolate, but I didn't feel the white chocolate, and it was a easy-to-eat souffle cheesecake! Oh, by the way, the free drinks were oolong tea, orange juice, iced tea, and iced coffee. It was a self-pour style. There were also two types of tea bags, so I think there was a machine to pour hot water. By the time we left, one group of customers was waiting outside. A place that can be used for both lunch and tea. Since the number of seats is not that large, I recommend visiting during lunchtime!