I don't really want to eat flour-based dishes, but it's a girls' night out at work, so I have no choice. I decided to enjoy it modestly (^ ^;; I visited the restaurant without a reservation, around 6 pm on a weekday. Luckily, there was just one table available, so we were safe. The atmosphere in the morning is bright and cheerful, but in the evening, the lighting is dimmed, creating a more adult atmosphere. Most of the customers are older than me, enjoying a lovely dinner while drinking alcohol. However, we are not good at drinking. Our goal is to try the pancakes and French toast here. We ordered: - Fluffy French Toast for 1250 yen - Lemon Ricotta Pancake for 1450 yen Additionally, we added: - Cheese French Fries for 600 yen We shared these three dishes among three people. We were offered a pot of hot tea (English Breakfast Tea) as a service, which was enough for three cups. The staff kindly asked if we wanted to share the dishes and brought us enough plates for each dish. The French toast was made with thick slices of bread that were easy to cut with a knife. The batter was not too soaked, leaving some parts dry. It wasn't very sweet on its own, but tasted delicious when paired with maple syrup and cream. The strawberries were juicy and added a nice touch to the dish. The lemon-flavored pancake was light and fluffy, with a refreshing taste. It was easy to eat and quite addictive. The Parmesan cheese sprinkled on top of the French fries was like powdery snow, not sticking to the potatoes. It was light and not greasy, making it easy to eat more. Although we thought we might need more food, our stomachs were satisfied as time passed. Despite only ordering these dishes, the staff did not rush us and even kept refilling our water. We stayed for about 3 hours without feeling pressured to leave. We were very satisfied with the excellent service and atmosphere. The evening had a different, more adult mood compared to the morning. Next time, it might be nice to sit on the terrace, enjoy some alcohol, and have some snacks.

Since opening its first store in Upper West, New York in 1981, Sarabeth's has captured the hearts of discerning New Yorkers, travelers from around the world, and food lovers across America. The bustling lines stretching from the storefront in vibrant New York mornings have become a symbol of Manhattan, and the restaurant has been recognized as the "Number 1 Dessert Restaurant in New York" and a top choice for brunch in various restaurant guides. Described as the "undisputed queen of New York breakfast" by New York Magazine, Sarabeth's commitment to its gentle flavors has been acknowledged in the diverse food culture of New York. The Eggs Benedict dish was served halved when two people ordered it, showing a thoughtful touch that was greatly appreciated. Despite being a weekday morning, there was already a line forming before opening, so making a reservation is recommended for those who want to ensure entry. Menu items include the Classic Eggs Benedict for 1630 yen, Hot Coffee for 610 yen, and Lemon Herbal Tea for 710 yen. Operating hours are from 9:00 to 21:00, with shortened hours due to COVID-19 precautions. Don't miss the opportunity to enjoy Sarabeth's taste in Japan. #Sarabeths #SarabethTokyo #sarabeths #FarmToParkRacines #Racines #TokyoStationCafe #TokyoStationCafeTour #TokyoStationGourmet #TokyoStationCoffee #TokyoStationSweets #TokyoStationMorning #TokyoStationLunch #YaesuMorning #YaesuCafe #MorningCup #PreWorkMoment #MorningCoffee #RecommendedCafe #CafeActivity #tokyocafe #goodcoffee_tokyo #CoffeeLifestyle #CafeTour #CafeLover #WantToDrinkGoodCoffee #ConnectWithCafeLovers @sarabethsjapan

I went to a cafe with a friend after having lunch nearby. It was crowded but we were lucky to get in without waiting. Since we had a filling Italian meal earlier, I thought of just getting a drink, but ended up ordering French toast as well. We also had some potatoes and a seasonal drink (peach flavored tea, I think). It was a bit too much for my stomach, but everything tasted great. On our way out, we received a free drink ticket for our next visit. Will definitely come back again!

The mango pancakes with coconut sauce were delicious. The French toast was cooked perfectly and tasted great. The peach iced tea had chunks of peach in it, but it was a bit too sweet for my liking. The food was good, but the seating was too close to other customers and there were some loud and pretentious people nearby, which was a bit disappointing.

It was almost full even on a regular morning. I could tell that it's a popular place! I recommend making a reservation. I ordered the Fluffy French Toast (1660 yen). It came out in about 15 minutes. Unfortunately, I couldn't order the Lemon Ricotta Pancakes... They start serving them from 10:30 am, so it's recommended to visit after that time if that's what you're looking for. This is my second time having the French Toast here, and it was consistently delicious! The warm and soft French Toast gave me energy in the morning! Next time, I want to try the Lemon Ricotta Pancakes!

Tokyo Station Yaesu Exit is a 1-2 minute walk away. It's the first building in front of the steel building (coming out of Tokyo Station). I visited for lunch. Reservations are only for the course menu (3200 yen), so I visited without a reservation, but ended up spending over 2500 yen, so the course menu might be a better deal. If you have to wait, you line up on the stairs. There's no particular place to write your name. I waited for about 40 minutes around noon on a Saturday! By the time I left at 2 pm, there was no line. I wanted to try both sweet and savory dishes, so I ordered the Lumberjack Plate and a cafe latte. The plate included pancakes, scrambled eggs, bacon, and salad. The scrambled eggs were very generous in portion size. I wished they had ketchup... haha The salad greens were fresh! They refill your water when it runs out, and I thought the staff's level of service was high. I didn't feel bothered by the conversations around me. However, I still think it's a bit pricey. It's nice to treat yourself once in a while.

Thank you for preparing the reserved seating as requested. The only drink option available was 100% grapefruit juice. The cranberry and mango options were changed to a syrupy sweetness, which was a nice change. After visiting a few times, I have figured out how to choose my drinks. The lunch was quite filling, so it's best to have lighter meals before and after.

I thought I could enjoy a leisurely holiday brunch at Sarabeth's, but I was wrong! On a Saturday morning during the Obon holiday at 10:30, it took about an hour to be seated due to reservations and waiting customers, but the atmosphere inside the restaurant was calm! I felt like a New Yorker as I enjoyed my holiday brunch. I had the Classic (Bacon) and Salmon half & half Eggs Benedict, which had perfectly poached eggs with Hollandaise sauce. The presentation, colors, and flavors were like a work of art! The runny egg yolk and sauce paired perfectly with the bacon, salmon, and English muffin, creating a delicious combination.

I visited Sarabeth's Tokyo store for the first time. The seafood cobb salad was delicious, just like at other stores. The restaurant was spacious, and I was able to spend a comfortable time there. The seasonal peach soda is my favorite, and this was my third time having it this year. It's still refreshing and delicious as always.

I revisited after more than 5 years. It's conveniently located near Daimaru and Tokyo Station Yaesu exit. It was lunchtime, but I was able to enter without waiting in line. It took some time for the pancakes to be served after ordering, about 15 minutes. ⭐️ The Lemon Ricotta Pancakes were not very chewy. They were more moist and soft, with a light and airy texture. The lemon juice in the batter gave a refreshing flavor. It was not too sweet and easy to eat. However, I started to get a bit tired of them by the fourth piece... haha, I felt like I wanted a change of taste. ⭐️ The Cafe Latte had a strong bitterness and rich flavor, it was delicious!

I went because I could eat one of my favorite dishes, Eggs Benedict. I was satisfied with being able to have two Eggs Benedicts in one plate, one original and one salmon, and the bright and clean interior of the restaurant. However, I was not happy with the service as the staff seemed busy with serving dishes and cleaning, neglecting taking orders and refilling water. The unique customer base and atmosphere may make it difficult for men to feel comfortable, but that's just how it is. The turnover rate is slow, so if the restaurant is full, the waiting time can be long.

I made a dinner reservation. I ordered pancakes, salad, and French toast, but struggled to finish each dish because the portions were quite large. When the food arrived, I thought there was a lot! It's a bit pricey, but the taste is really delicious. If I go again, I will reduce the amount I order.

This shop not only offers sweets but also meals, making it easy for guys to use. However, everyone around me is female. Surprisingly, the sweetness is moderate, so people on a diet may be able to make excuses for themselves. It is currently 3:30 PM, but the place is packed.

The breakfast at Shangri-La Hotel was disappointing as the Italian restaurant was not open, so I decided to have brunch here instead. The French toast was not as soaked in egg as the one at the Okura, but it was still tasty. The pancakes were average with no standout features, but that may be because I chose the basic buttermilk pancakes. Next time, I might try the lemon ricotta pancakes. I ordered the Farmer's omelette, which was large but easy to finish, and it was delicious.

French toast is the best dish at Sarabes. It has a fluffy inside and a crispy outside with almond flakes. I always think that banana, caramel, and almonds are the perfect combination for French toast, but they are not all included in one dish. The portion is too much for one person. I suggest sharing one between two people. However, considering that the coffee is 700 yen, it is below standard.

This is a classic pancake place, but the atmosphere adds to the experience making it highly recommended. The pancakes are not too moist, but rather light and fluffy, which I personally prefer. They have a subtle sweetness that complements the texture well. I also recommend trying the classic Eggs Benedict, as the eggs and sauce have a very mild and pleasant taste.

Located just a 1-2 minute walk from Tokyo Station Yaesu North Exit, this stylish cafe offers an American-style dining experience originating from New York. Known as the "Queen of New York Breakfast", this popular spot serves delicious breakfast menus from morning till dinner. While you can enjoy wine and other drinks in the evening in a bistro style, I usually go there for lunch. It can get quite busy, so it's recommended to make a reservation in advance. A must-try is their signature dish, the "Fluffy French Toast"! The fluffy French toast with strawberries and bananas is a satisfying treat, especially with whipped cream. The Eggs Benedict is also highly recommended. For those who want a hearty meal, the sandwiches are priced at over ¥2,000, but come with a generous portion. However, be warned that the portion is quite large, including the fries, so it may be too much for the average woman to finish alone. It's best to order a few dishes and share with others, especially for a group of women. As a guideline, for a group of 4, order 3 dishes, and for a group of 6, order 4-5 dishes. The restaurant is always clean and the staff are smart and stylish, making it a perfect spot for a lunch outing!

I made a reservation and arrived first thing in the morning! I chose the recommended course. I chose the Soup, Eggs Benedict, and French Toast! The atmosphere was very stylish, and all the dishes were delicious, making me feel great from the morning! I want to come back again♪

Visited on a weekend in July. [Today's Menu] 3,200 yen (tax included) ■ Cheers drink with Sangria chosen ■ Mini soup - Chilled pea soup ■ Egg Benedict (Classic) (Half size) ■ Pancakes and French toast (Half size) Ordered separately for sharing between two people. ■ Iced tea When visited with a reservation at 11:00, was informed that "today is fully booked with reservations". However, there were 4 groups waiting without reservations. Reservations are essential on weekends! - Egg Benedict: Delicious as usual - Pancakes: Thin and slightly firm, taste is average - French toast: Soft and fluffy inside, melts in your mouth. Light and very delicious!

Reservation was a great decision for this restaurant. The mango juice, salmon egg benedict, and lemon ricotta pancake were all delicious. The coffee was also good. It's a brunch spot with just the right amount of food for women. The vegetables and fruits were fresh, making it enjoyable for both women and couples.

At the rooftop terrace restaurant "Sarabeth's" at Tokyo Station Yaesu Exit, I enjoyed a lovely lunch course featuring their signature dishes, Eggs Benedict and pancakes. The course includes a half-half option where you can enjoy both dishes, along with soup and a drink. We started with a toast with sparkling wine, followed by a velvety cream tomato soup with a rich taste from the cream and Gruyere cheese. The classic Eggs Benedict was a satisfying combination of grilled ham, English muffin, Hollandaise sauce, and poached egg. The lemon ricotta pancake had a moist texture with plenty of ricotta cheese and a refreshing lemon flavor, complemented by ripe berries for a perfect sweetness. We ended the meal with a cup of coffee. Sarabeth's, known as the breakfast queen of NY, is also perfect for brunch.

Sarabes had only used the cafe before, but this time I visited at night. I tried pasta, guacamole, fried pickles, pancakes, and more. Surprisingly, they were all delicious. It was quite satisfying. Thank you for the meal!