We visited as a family and had the cake set. The interior of the store is stylish, and the staff are dressed in casual wear from Papas, creating a nice atmosphere. We had a roll cake filled with fruits in cream with a banana scent. It was delicious. I will also post a photo of the risotto we had on another occasion.

It was Saturday afternoon, so there weren't many crowded cafes and I was able to enter this one with the offer of sharing a table. I ordered an iced coffee and a slice of roll cake. There were many tempting desserts like milk crepe and cheesecake in the showcase. The atmosphere was lively with people eating meals around me. It was a comfortable and cozy place.

A cafe located near Yurakucho Station, across from Tokyo International Forum. It is run by an apparel brand and known for its homemade cakes. The lunch prices are surprisingly reasonable, making it a rare find in Yurakucho. The building has a sense of history and elegance, different from the flashy atmosphere of Ginza. You can enjoy the space while shopping. Highly recommended.

I visited around 2:00 pm on a regular day and was able to enter without waiting. The cakes seem to change daily. I had the seasonal cheesecake and a hot coffee for about 1300 yen. They also had a blueberry rare cheesecake in the back. You can get a discount of 100 yen if you order a set.

I used the cafe for a regular meeting, so I only had a drink. I forgot to take a picture of the drink, but the cafe had a relaxed atmosphere with fluffy cream on top of my cafe latte. The seating was comfortable, with a low ceiling that felt like a half cave and an open ceiling design. I would like to try their sweets or lunch next time.

It had been a while since I had the opportunity to have lunch in Marunouchi, so I was deciding between sushi, gyutan (beef tongue), or a bistro. After some internal deliberation, I ended up choosing to visit this place. I love their bacon and tomato pasta, but unfortunately, today the rosso (tomato sauce) was already sold out. So, I decided to try the bianco instead. Earlier, I had a disappointing experience with the customer service at the Maruzen stationery section (they made fun of me when I asked for a personalized pen saying it was impossible today), but the service here was warm and welcoming as always. The gingham check shirt worn by the staff was cute. The pasta itself was not as satisfying as my beloved Rosso, but the crunchy snap of the green beans and the thin pasta that coated well with the sauce were still delicious. I came close to 1 pm on a weekday this time, so next time I will come earlier to enjoy the Rosso. Thank you for the meal today! I will definitely visit again!

The owner headed to Marunouchi to buy clothes at BEAMS. In recent years, they have been going to Chidorigafuchi for cherry blossom viewing and happened to come across this restaurant on the way to Shin-Marunouchi Building in Yurakucho. It was around 12:30 PM on a holiday, and they were worried about having to wait, but they were seated right away. They had Bolognese pasta, while their companion had risotto. They drank tea and coffee, and for dessert, they had baked cheesecake and gâteau au chocolat. The restaurant was bustling, but they were impressed by how quickly they were seated. The pasta was thin but cooked al dente, and the risotto was rich and delicious. The total cost for one person was 2035 yen, including dessert and drinks. They were satisfied with the quality and quantity of the food.

Café restaurant located at the Papas main store on the street behind the International Forum. I was wandering around the International Forum area looking for a quick lunch around 11 o'clock. The gingko trees were beautiful and I was admiring them when I saw a cute Santa Claus ahead. Next to the Santa Claus was the lunch menu (laughs). I was guided to have lunch at this restaurant. The uniforms at Papas are cute. Everyone wears name tags with their full names, which is rare in this day and age. The menu includes pasta, sandwiches, corned beef rice, and pizza. It seems that on weekdays, office workers flock here, as even on weekends, it was full shortly after opening. The cute Papas girls were busy moving around. When it gets crowded all at once, it can be difficult for the service staff to keep up. It's all part of the charm, I suppose. Since it was just a lunch before my next appointment, I didn't plan on staying long, so I didn't mind the service being a bit rushed. The pasta portion was generous.

I found this cafe while looking for a place to take a break with my friend. There was a wait for one group, but we were seated shortly after. In addition to the cafe menu, they also offer pasta and pizza. My friend ordered pasta because she was hungry, while I had coffee and cake. The baked cheesecake was delicious! It went really well with the coffee. Marunouchi is usually crowded, but this place might be a hidden gem. The pasta my friend had looked delicious, so I would like to try their lunch menu as well. It seems like you can also get the cake to go.

This is a café located on the first floor of the Shin-Tokyo Building in Marunouchi, affiliated with the clothing brand Papas. The café is opposite the International Forum, making it a great place to wait for events. The interior of the café is designed to resemble the streets of Paris, very stylish. The waitresses' uniforms are also cute. The café has a partnership with the Marunouchi Park Inn for parking. The pizza has a thick and chewy crust, even a single serving is quite filling. It's delicious with plenty of cheese. I thought the Viennese coffee would come with whipped cream, but it was not the case. My husband, who can only drink sweet coffee, struggled a bit. We were able to relax and spend a leisurely time in the calm atmosphere of the café. ✼••┈Ordered Items┈••✼ ○ Margherita Pizza (1 serving) ○ Hot Chocolate ○ Iced Café au Lait ○ Viennese Coffee 2022/10 ✼••┈┈••✼••┈┈••✼••┈┈••✼

Papas, which offers brands like Madmoiselle NONON, is located in the main store of Papas. The store has a nested design, with a calm atmosphere inside. It is located in an area like Yurakucho or Marunouchi, a bit off the beaten path, so it's not as crowded as other areas. The interior has large tables, making it spacious enough to accommodate around 30 people, but overall it feels relaxed. The menu consists of light meals and coffee, like a regular cafe. The lunch sets come with a salad, and you can add a drink as well, with a variety of options available. The portions are quite generous for a trendy cafe. The cakes are also quite well-made, tempting you to order one even during lunch.

Located in front of Tokyo International Forum, I decided to have a meal here before a live event. I had high hopes for Papas Cafe, but unfortunately, it was nothing special. Honestly, the atmosphere inside was similar to a typical chain cafe you would find in the city. The food took a bit longer than expected to come out after ordering. Overall, it's just an average cafe.

I went to Papas Cafe in Yurakucho, Tokyo. It's a cafe attached to the main Papas store. I wanted to have an early dinner and couldn't find anything that caught my eye like pasta or risotto. So, I ordered a tuna and cheese hot sandwich with a side salad and Earl Grey tea. It wasn't bad, but it was a bit pricey.

Papas Cafe Location: 1F, Shin-Tokyo Building, 3-3-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Nearest Station: 5-minute walk from Yurakucho Station Hours: 11:00-19:30 (Last order 19:00) Closed: No regular holidays I had a gourmet-related interview at this cafe and ordered an iced coffee and dessert. The dessert was a moist cake with cheese, chocolate chips, and orange, creating a refreshing accent. I finished it in 1 minute. The high ceiling and classy, elegant atmosphere made it a perfect fit for Marunouchi. Thank you for the treat!

I went to see the pre-premiere performance of "Curtains". I arrived a little early and went to a sandwich shop to find it closed, so I ended up going to "Papas Cafe" nearby. The cafe was quite crowded and had a family restaurant-like atmosphere. When I ordered a hot sandwich, I was told it would take quite a long time, so I decided not to order. The lunch came with just a salad with leaves. My companion had asparagus, sausage, and mushroom pasta, which was very filling and not frozen. I had corned beef hash, which was served with pickles and was quite satisfying. The lunch drink was an additional 250 yen, and it was served in a small Duralex glass, which was probably smaller than usual. The service was very fast, and we finished our meal quickly. The cafe is conveniently located near the entrance to Hall B and Hall C, making it easy to go to the theater. The main actor and director of "Curtains" is Yu Shirota. The cast includes Chofi, Yu Shirota, Nikki, Yuka Sugai, Bobby, Shota Miura, Carmen, Kaoru Harada, Aaron, Yuji Kishi, Bambi, Saki Nakajima, Bering, Hiroshi Miyagawa, Georgia Jun Sena, Sydney Katsuyuki Nakanishi, Oscar, Manabu Yonemoto, and Grady, Takashi Takahashi. Yu Shirota is already a veteran actor who can be watched with peace of mind. The direction was irresistible to musical fans and filled with laughter. Yuka Sugai, who played Nikki, has a beautiful voice, although a bit lacking in volume. Shota Miura, who played Bobby, has a small face and great voice. Yuji Kishi, who played Aaron, has a charming and enchanting voice. Other cast members include Kana Inoue and Kenta Chaya. Kana Inoue has a powerful presence despite her slender figure, and Kenta Chaya's chemistry with her was great. The show was more focused on the entertainment aspect rather than the story, but it was enjoyable to try to solve the mystery of who the culprit was. The gradual revelation of hidden truths added depth to the production. It was a great show!

I used it for a meeting with someone. It was surprisingly crowded even though it's located in an office district. I wrote my name on the registration form under the stairs and passed the time by looking at clothes and accessories on the first floor until a seat became available. As I went further into the store, the interior had a somewhat cave-like atmosphere. There was an air purifier right next to my seat, and I was instructed by the staff to wear a mask when not eating or drinking (´ω｀). Maybe they are a bit sensitive about that since there are no partitions. The blended coffee for ¥660 was medium roasted, with a light and mellow taste. It was so good that I didn't even need coffee creamer. They also have a lunch menu, so it seems like a convenient place to visit.

I arrived right at the 11:00 opening time for my first visit. Shortly after, two female customers entered the restaurant. Then, an elderly man arrived. The age group seemed to be on the older side. I ordered the Rosso pasta with shirasu, shimeji mushrooms, and broccoli (tax included at 1100 yen) and for dessert, a half portion of baked cheesecake (330 yen). A lettuce-only salad was served right away, followed by the pasta in about 5 minutes. It was piping hot. It wasn't outstandingly delicious, but it was quite tasty. The baked cheesecake was the highlight for me.

The street was bustling with Christmas decorations on a weekday, so I decided to visit the restaurant just before it opened for lunch. The restaurant was connected to a shop, with a high ceiling and a warm, wooden atmosphere that felt very soothing. I ordered a lunch set and decided to share the pasta with shirasu and mushroom rosso pizza margherita. The food was served quickly and the thin, chewy pizza was just to my liking. Since drinks were not included in the set, I opted to skip them this time and just enjoyed the meal.

Marunouchi New Tokyo Building 1F "Papas Cafe Marunouchi Main Store" Papas Cafe, which recreates a cafe in the back streets of Paris, is operated by the apparel brand "Papas" as the name suggests. The cafe was created by Taro Aramaki, the designer of Mademoiselle Non Non, a women's clothing brand established in 1964. The concept of Papas Cafe is to offer a total lifestyle proposition beyond just fashion. Other locations include Marunouchi Main Store, Shinjuku Takashimaya Store, Tamagawa Takashimaya Store, and Hiroo Store. The lunch menu includes 3 types of pasta, 3 types of risotto (both bianco and rosso), hot pressed sandwiches, hashed beef rice, curry rice, coffee, tea, beer, wine, and homemade cakes. I had the pasta "Thick-cut bacon, mushrooms, cabbage bianco" with salad and a drink. I chose the large portion for an additional 220 yen. The mini salad had a delicious dressing on fresh lettuce. The pasta was simple yet flavorful with bacon, cabbage, and garlic. The bacon chunks added a smoky and juicy flavor, making it very satisfying. The portion size was generous and the meal was delicious. I had an iced coffee as my drink. The lunch menu changes daily. The cafe has a cozy atmosphere with warm wooden decor. It's interesting how apparel brand cafes like Armani Cafe, Gucci Cafe, and Louis Vuitton Cafe often have high-quality food. I sometimes struggle with mediocre Italian restaurants, so I might focus on cafe lunches from now on.

First visit in May 2021 (No.2717). On that day, it was the 10x points period for Marunouchi Card, so I visited this cafe in the facility. This cafe is operated by "Papas Co., Ltd." established in 1978, mainly engaged in the planning, manufacturing, and selling of clothing and fashion accessories, as well as import/export, operating cafes and restaurants, and operating photo studios. I only had the impression of an apparel maker, so it was interesting to see. I visited around noon on a weekday, with about 10 customers before and 1 customer after, in a 56-seat restaurant. I ordered the Roughly Ground Sausage, Mushroom, and Cabbage Pasta (Rosso) for 1100 yen. While enjoying a very ordinary salad as part of the set, the pasta was served in about 10 minutes. The pasta was delicious with a strong seasoning, but the slightly thick capellini used was quite al dente, possibly for faster preparation. As part of their COVID-19 measures, this restaurant offers an interesting service where if you order before eating, the drink (220 yen) is free to reduce the time spent without a mask. The iced coffee I had was very ordinary, but I love restaurants that make such efforts, so I hope they continue to do well. Thank you for the meal.