Located right near the Shibuya Scramble Crossing is the L'Occitane Café, a café owned by the cosmetics brand L'Occitane, which also operates department stores, commercial buildings, and street shops. You can enjoy meals, delicious sweets, and a variety of fragrant teas here. It's a relaxing café that can be used for various purposes. If you make a reservation through the Tabelog website, you can choose the L'Occitane Provence Course (2,980 yen) as a limited reservation option. This course fulfills the wish of wanting to have a meal and eat plenty of sweets. They even have seats where you can overlook the Scramble Crossing. - L'Occitane Provence Course (2,980 yen) * Assorted appetizers: Croque-Monsieur, salad, pumpkin soup The Croque-Monsieur has melted cheese and plenty of ham, the salad dressing is refreshing, and the soup is comforting. * Main dish (choose from 3 options): - Assiette Provençale (with bread) - L'Occitane Salad Pasta - Pasta with 4 types of mushrooms and beef with truffle aroma (chosen option) The pasta had plenty of mushrooms like shiitake, enoki, shimeji, and eringi, with a tomato sauce rich in beef. The truffle oil aroma goes well with the beef. * L'Occitane Sweets! Sweets! 4 types of sweets on one plate: chocolate cake, crème brûlée, seasonal fruit gâteau marbré, Reset Serum jelly. It's delightful to have all these sweets. * Organic coffee or tea (today's tea, iced Earl Grey) Chose today's tea (hot Earl Grey). The soothing aroma is very pleasant. I am a L'Occitane member (certified based on annual purchase amount) and use L'Occitane products all year round. This café is a delightful place for fans. They even offer a 5% discount on the bill when you show your membership card. If this café were in Osaka, I would definitely become a regular customer.

I am very interested in brand restaurants, such as Tiffany and Gucci. This time, I visited the café of L'Occitane, known for their hand creams. It is located on the second floor, and as someone with a suitcase, I hesitated a bit. However, the staff at the L'Occitane store on the first floor kindly offered to carry my suitcase up to the second floor. I was impressed by their service. Located right in the middle of Shibuya Scramble Crossing, the café was bustling with people. Even on a weekday at 5 pm, there were four groups waiting. The male staff at the café were very efficient, seating customers one after another and even communicating in English with foreign visitors. Watching them work smoothly made me feel good. I ordered the shrimp and rigatoni cream gratin, along with orange iced tea. The orange iced tea was delicious. I was happy to find L'Occitane hand gel and cream in the restroom. This is definitely a shop that women would love. They have stylish salads, but it may not be suitable for those looking for a hearty meat dish. I spent close to 3,000 yen on the gratin and drink, but it becomes slightly cheaper if you order a set. The flower-themed interior of the café was very stylish and comfortable.

I was planning to just have some tea, but ended up ordering cheesecake as well. And I accidentally ordered hot tea instead of iced tea! Even though it's still hot outside, I should have ordered iced coffee instead and now I regret it. However, I still enjoyed my order. The cheesecake looked very cute! It's hard to capture its cuteness in photos, but it was quite a generous portion. Inside, there were fresh blueberries and raspberries which was nice. I didn't have time to order a parfait this time, but next time...

This is my second visit. Last time I had dessert, so this time I tried their food. The lunch and dinner sets are the same price, which is great. You can choose a meal, a mini dessert, and a drink for a good deal. Don't underestimate this cafe in Shibuya, the portions are quite generous. I didn't make a reservation this time, but it seems you can reserve a table for meals, so it might be a good idea to do so before visiting!

Before the live show, I went to L'Occitane Cafe for the first time in a while. They offer lunch on weekdays, and for 2100 yen, you get a main dish, bread, dessert, and a drink. I chose the salad, but the dressing was a bit too much. It would be better if they served the dressing on the side. Overall, it was a satisfying meal.

【L'Occitane Cafe Shibuya】Located on the corner in front of the scramble intersection, L'Occitane has a cafe on the 2nd and 3rd floors ✨ I had been curious about this cafe, which is said to be one of the top 100 cafes in Japan! When I visited for a weekend cafe time, there was a wait of about 10 people on the stairs, but it seemed to move quickly and we were able to get in after about 15 minutes ♡ The menu is so cute and it's hard to decide! The parfaits look cute, the cakes look delicious, and after much deliberation, we settled on these items ✨ - Croissant Waffle Peach & Vanilla ¥1,780 - L'Occitane Sweets! Sweets! ¥1,580 - Fresh Melon Cream Soda ¥1,080 - Iced Cafe au Lait ¥880 The Croissant Waffle was especially delicious ❤️ Inside the whole peach was plenty of custard cream! The juicy peach, vanilla ice cream, and waffle were incredibly delicious when eaten together ✨ L'Occitane Sweets! Sweets! is a luxurious assortment of 4 items: Gateau Chocolat, Creme Brulee, Reset Serum Jelly, and Seasonal Fruit Gateau Marce. It was satisfying to be able to try various sweets! I particularly liked the Creme Brulee~ The fresh melon cream soda had a strong fruity flavor, it really tasted like melon! I thought this cafe was all about aesthetics, but I was surprised by how delicious everything was ❤️ The lovely atmosphere filled with flowers in the store was amazing, and there was none of the typical subpar service you might expect from a trendy cafe! The hearty salads and gratins on the lunch menu also looked incredibly delicious! A must-visit cafe in Shibuya ✨

I visited a popular restaurant located facing a scramble intersection for the first time. It was a little after 4 pm on a weekday and there was a wait of 3 groups, but since the restaurant had many seats, I was seated quickly. The menu looked stylish with plenty of options. The food menu also had a healthy feel with lots of vegetables. The gratin I chose was mostly vegetables. The menu includes calorie information. The inside of the restaurant was very noisy with voices echoing, so it might not be the best place for a leisurely stay. The service from the staff was excellent.

Cute and Instagrammable café with a nice atmosphere, serving delicious peach and crispy waffles. Located at L'Occitane Café in Shibuya, Tokyo. Try the Croissant Waffle Peach & Vanilla for ¥1780. Check out their Instagram @tsukasan777 and Twitter @tsukasan2010 for more.

Facing the scramble intersection in Shibuya is a L'Occitane Cafe. As a regular user of L'Occitane products, I use their shampoo, conditioner, and body soap. When I entered the store, I immediately recognized that familiar scent. It made coming here worth it. On the first floor, I looked at the products, then headed to the cafe on the second floor. The interior design was very L'Occitane-esque, and the menu featured healthy dishes focusing on vegetables. I had forgotten to take photos, but I enjoyed the beef and mashed potato gratin, creme brulee, and the muscat tea of the day. It was all very delicious. As I left the restaurant, I felt like I was emitting a pleasant scent. I definitely want to go back again.

I had a wonderful cafe experience! The salad was generously topped with salmon and avocado, and paired perfectly with the olive oil dressing. The Genovese pasta was loaded with broccoli, tomatoes, asparagus, and other vegetables, highlighting the fresh flavors of the veggies. The mango parfait had mango slices cut into rose shapes on top, and the yogurt layer was just sweet enough. I had a great time in the cozy atmosphere and can't wait to visit again!

Both the second and third floor seats were full. I ordered a salad, bread set, and hot tea as a drink set, with a L'Occitane tea parfait for dessert. The salad had avocado, orange, pink grapefruit, and almonds on top, which was a delight for women. The chicken breast power salad had chicken breast skin with gelatin-like texture, so I thought it might be processed meat. The L'Occitane tea parfait was elegant and the royal milk tea ice melted quickly, so be careful. The orange served with it was delicious. The total was 3,450 yen. The staff were attentive and came to the floor, but seemed a bit cold, maybe still inexperienced.

I visited around 12:15 on Saturday and Sunday, but the restaurant was full with about 5 groups waiting, so I switched to takeout. I ordered an iced café au lait for 700 yen. It was a refreshing combination of milk with a slightly acidic coffee. I enjoyed it and would like to try dining in next time. Thank you for the meal!

I casually stopped by here to find a resting place. I arrived around 3 pm and was the third group to be seated, so I entered smoothly. The interior of the restaurant is also gorgeous, and the drink menu is exciting with many beautiful drinks and dishes. The crème brûlée in the photo has a fragrant caramel and smooth taste. The Muscat green tea has a glamorous aroma and is very delicious.

Despite being only a 1-minute walk from Shibuya Station, this trendy cafe allows you to escape the hustle and bustle of Shibuya. As someone who dislikes the heat, crowds, and walking, this cafe is perfect for me and I frequent it often. The age range here is typically between 20 and 30, making it more relaxed for Shibuya standards. The interior is kept cold to prevent the parfait from melting (especially in the summer), so hot drinks are recommended.

Lunch and dinner set for 2180 yen ✨ Vegetable-packed pasta, drink, and dessert at that prime location for this price is such a great deal! The cost performance is amazing! Thank you L'Occitane Cafe. The vegetable-packed pasta was delicious ✨ I will definitely go again!

I visited the renowned cafe "L'OCCITANE Cafe" in Shibuya, Tokyo, which is located on the 2nd and 3rd floors of a beautiful building near the Shibuya Scramble Crossing. The spacious and stylish interior makes it a great spot for meetings and gatherings. The cafe is known for its recommended cafe, sweets, and salads. I tried their lunch set, which included a three appetizer platter, salad, soup, prosciutto, a main dish of Ashi Patemantiere, dessert, and iced coffee. The menu features dishes made with high-quality ingredients, with a focus on vegetables for a healthy meal. Overall, it's a great place with a good location, delicious food, and a nice atmosphere.

L'Occitane Café in Shibuya Center Gai is a café with a great location where you can overlook the entire area. The first floor is a retail space for L'Occitane, while the second floor is the café. The interior is spacious and bright. As someone who is not familiar with L'Occitane, I felt a bit hesitant to enter, but once inside, I found it very comfortable. The parfait is a tea café that incorporates all of L'Occitane Café's coffee menu items. Despite its subdued colors, it has a good balance of sweetness, acidity, and bitterness, making it very easy to eat. It also has salty snacks at the bottom, adding a nice touch. The menu is very stylish and colorful. You can ponder various things while watching the people in Center Gai. If you're with someone, the conversation will never run out. Highly recommended.

I searched for a restaurant to meet my colleagues after a long time. Both of us had some dietary restrictions, but we were still excited to spend time together. It was my first time visiting Shibuya and the location was great, with a L'OCCITANE store on the first floor. We arrived earlier than our reservation time, but they still seated us promptly, which was appreciated. They had a set menu where you could choose your main dish, and it also came with bread, dessert, and a drink. The prices were clear upfront, which was nice. There was a variety of salad lunch options, and I chose the Power Lunch with chicken breast. It was colorful and had two types of grapefruit, and despite looking filling, it was actually quite light. The dessert was slightly smaller than the regular menu, but the server informed us beforehand. The server was very polite. They even offered to take a photo for us, and they were good at it. They made sure to take three photos with a pause in between, which was nice. The restaurant had a view of the Scramble Crossing, and the bright yellow-themed interior was uplifting.

Located overlooking the Shibuya Scramble Crossing, I finally got to visit a cafe I've been wanting to go to. Both the Mango Bouquet Parfait and the L'Occitane Tea Parfait were delicious without unnecessary whipped cream or cereal. I also appreciated the 200 yen discount when adding a drink to a meal or dessert. When I ordered a pot of Muscat Green Tea, they brought me two cups, which was a nice touch!

I lined up all the way down the stairs for a Melon Cream Soda. It took about 20 minutes to get to my seat. I had a window seat at 2 o'clock, so I had a good view outside. I ordered the Melon Cream Soda. It came out, and it was very melon-flavored. The taste of melon dominated my mouth. It was delicious though. I finished it in a few minutes.

I used it for an early dinner. The dinner menu is in the same price range as lunch, and there are plenty of dessert options in addition to the main dishes. There are also set menus that include a mini dessert and a drink at a discounted price. This time, I had the shrimp gratin and L'Occitane salad pasta as my main dishes, both in a set. The shrimp gratin came with Rigatoni pasta and the shrimp was small but tasty. The gratin sauce was a mix of Americaine and bechamel sauces, giving it a rich and savory flavor similar to Royal Host's seafood gratin, but even tastier. However, there were quite a few chunks of celery in it, which might be off-putting for those who don't like the strong bitterness of celery. The L'Occitane salad pasta seemed to be a popular choice, but it didn't live up to my expectations. The salad itself was good, but there were too many black olive pieces and the pasta was only seasoned with olive oil, resulting in an overwhelming olive flavor throughout. I'm not a fan of olives, so it didn't sit well with me. The dessert, although advertised as a full-size item priced at 930 yen, was disappointingly small in the set menu, making me a bit sad. The creme brulee was decently sized, but I wondered if the server had mistakenly brought a smaller portion. Regardless, it was delicious, especially the rich and flavorful creme brulee. Overall, I feel that this place excels more in desserts than in main dishes, so I look forward to coming back for dessert next time.