I went to Noah Cafe in the New Ginza Building No. 10 on the B1 floor near the Ginza 4-chome intersection around 8:20 in the morning by myself. It's just a 1-minute walk from exit A5 of Tokyo Metro Ginza Station. I found this place by searching for breakfast in Ginza on Tabelog and decided to give it a try. The cafe opens at 8:00 am and is open every day, even on Sundays and holidays, which is great. The cafe has a classy feel with a white color scheme, and as you go down the stairs and enter the interior, you'll find a long hallway leading to the seating area. The atmosphere is bright with white walls, indirect lighting, paintings, large mirrors, and potted plants. The background music is soft jazz, creating a lovely ambiance. The air conditioning was quite strong, so a light jacket might be a good idea. The cafe has 15 four-seater tables, and even though it was just after opening, the place was already filling up with elegant customers. There were young women dining alone, a young Western couple, a group of young Asian men and women, and two groups of young Asian women. It seemed like many foreign customers visit this place, and they seem to know good spots. The cafe offers complimentary newspapers, and I picked up a copy of the Nikkei newspaper. The self-serve water station had lemon-infused water, and you could choose your own seat. I sat at a table in the back right corner. I ordered the morning set, which includes a drink of your choice plus waffles or toast and a mini salad for an additional fee. There were also options to add boiled eggs, soup, vanilla ice cream, and more for an extra charge. I chose the blended coffee and waffles. The salad and hot coffee arrived first, served in elegant Noritake dishes. The salad was fresh and dressed nicely, and the coffee had a rich flavor with a slight acidity. The waffles looked delicious with butter and maple syrup, and they were crispy on the outside and moist on the inside, very tasty. The secret to their deliciousness was revealed in the menu, where they mentioned that the waffles are made in-house from carefully selected ingredients and cooked to order. They use high-quality ingredients like Hokkaido wheat, premium eggs from Chiba, milk and butter from Hokkaido, and cream made from milk from cows raised on special farms in Iwate and Hokkaido. The cafe also offers free Wi-Fi, and you can pay by credit card. Overall, Noah Cafe is a bright, clean, and quiet place with a jazz soundtrack where you can enjoy a delicious morning set with specialty waffles. I highly recommend it! Check out the blog for more details: [link to blog post]

I finally had the chance to bring my family to this place that I accidentally discovered while on a work trip nearby. My wife said, "I didn't think you could get so excited about waffles, but these ones are really delicious!" The taste is great, but the texture is also fantastic. Even the kids were thrilled. I became the hero of the family! ✨

#Noa Cafe Caramel Banana Waffle Set 1880yen A cafe in Ginza that is open until late at night ☕️✨ Many places in the Ginza area close early, around 6 pm, so having a last order at 8:30 pm is still quite convenient! They specialize in waffles, so this time I chose the waffle set. It was topped with plenty of bananas, whipped cream, and ice cream, which was irresistible! The caramel flavor was a bit cheap, to be honest, so it was not that great. The waffle was not crispy but rather soft and moist, which was not my type. The drink was small, and overall, it was a bit pricey for Ginza standards, but it was not crowded, making it easy for even one person to enter. It might be a hidden gem cafe in Ginza!

It was a holiday, but we were able to get in right before noon. This was my second visit, and this time I ordered the Cinnamon Honey and Vanilla Gelato Waffle set. It was delicious! The staff were quick and the service speed was excellent.

In the basement of a building near Ginza Mitsukoshi and the Nissan showroom. Inside, there are young women who look a bit wealthy after shopping. The menu includes waffles, cakes, and jalapeños. The waffles are warm with cold ice cream and whipped cream. The harmony is outstanding, and the bitterness of the iced coffee goes perfectly with the waffles. A calm cafe with an adult atmosphere.

I was feeling a little bit of summer fatigue and didn't have much of an appetite, so I decided to take a break and wandered into this café-like place for lunch. It's located near the Ginza 4-chome intersection, on the basement floor of a building. The interior was quiet and there were many solo female diners. The lunch special was a salad set, and I chose the one with prosciutto. You could choose between a baguette or a waffle, and since the waffles here are famous, I went with that. The set also came with a daily soup and a drink, and I chose the hibiscus rose drink. As I quietly ate my salad, my appetite gradually returned. The waffle was crispy on the outside and had a nice balance of sweetness and a hint of buttery (margarine?) saltiness. It was on the smaller side, so I wished I could have had more. It was just right for today, but for a regular lunch, it might feel a bit lacking. It's a good choice when you're craving vegetables. I heard that the breakfast menu is a better deal than lunch, so I'd like to come back if I have the chance. The staff weren't very friendly but they were not unwelcoming either, and the atmosphere was nice. They also have wifi available.

I visited with a friend before an event. The place had wifi, making it perfect for chatting. I ordered waffles and my friend ordered a parfait. The portions were quite generous, so it seems more suitable for when you want a proper snack rather than just a little something sweet.

Located in a prime spot across from Ginza Mitsukoshi, this cafe has a relatively large number of seats, making it easy to get a table. They have long opening hours and their menu mainly consists of waffles. Their morning menu from 8-11 am offers great value for money. On a holiday around 9 am, there were a few groups of customers already seated, with more coming in. The place may get crowded later in the day. The staff are quick to clear plates once they're empty, so it seems like they prefer customers who don't linger too long (laughs). I had an iced coffee for ¥640 and added on the morning set for an extra ¥150. The drink comes with a salad and a choice of waffle or toast. Even though the prices seem a bit high, it's still relatively good value for breakfast in this day and age. The waffle I received in less than 10 minutes had a nice chewy texture and was generously topped with butter, although it ended up tasting mostly like butter (laughs). The salad dressing (Caesar) was also delicious. While it may not be a destination spot, it's a convenient place in Ginza for a quick tea break. Thank you for the meal!

I felt happy connecting with people on this day. I went to eat ramen with my ramen buddy and then went to see a concert after a long time, making it a very fulfilling day. After the concert, we wanted to have tea but every cafe was full due to snack time. We were considering going back home if we couldn't find a place to sit, but we decided to wait a little longer and ended up at NOACAFE in Ginza. We didn't have to wait long before getting a table. The menu had a variety of waffles and it was hard to choose. After much contemplation, I settled on a caramel banana waffle with ice cream, whipped cream, and fruits. It was beautifully presented and tasted delicious. I enjoyed the meal while chatting and feeling grateful for the connections with people. It was a day that made me appreciate the happiness that comes from those connections.

On a public holiday afternoon, the restaurant was full, but after a short wait, I managed to get a seat. The atmosphere was not too noisy, and I could relax comfortably. They offered self-service water, which was like lemon water. It was easy to get a refill, which I appreciated. I ordered a cafe mocha (740 yen). They had a variety of sweets like waffles, and I wished I had time to try a set if I didn't have plans for a meal later. There is almost no cell phone signal underground, but having WiFi was very helpful. If I have the chance to have tea in Ginza again, I would definitely want to come back!

I visited Tsukiji Honganji Temple during Golden Week and decided to have breakfast at a nearby restaurant. It was crowded, but luckily there was one available seat for me. The turnover rate was surprisingly fast, probably because it was still early in the morning. This place is known for its popular waffles, but until 11 am, you can get a drink plus toast or waffle plus a mini salad for an extra 150 yen. I ordered both waffles and toast. The toast was unexpectedly buttered, but not too soggy. The milk-flavored toast was a nice change from the usual. The corn side dish was oil-fried, according to my husband. The salad was dressed with Thousand Island dressing. The tea was delicious and not too bitter. My husband's waffle was surprisingly large and crispy, with a hint of maple syrup. The coffee was light and easy to drink. Despite the lively atmosphere, the food was delicious and a great deal. I recommend it for a tasty and affordable breakfast option.

I was able to easily get a table here on the weekend, despite it being crowded. Some people were ordering the famous waffles, but I was too full from lunch so I just had a drink. The atmosphere is pretty normal, so it's not a special place, but I think it's a good spot to have a quick tea with close friends in Ginza.

I had some errands in Ginza and decided to visit Noah Cafe after a long time. When I entered the store, there was no one there, so I thought I was lucky. However, it turned out that the other floor was being used at this time, so I was guided there. I ordered cake and tea. It was a relief to be able to relax and take a break.

Ginza's Morning is here! I woke up early after a long time and had breakfast. For an additional 150 yen, you get a salad and waffle along with your drink! The freshly made waffle was fluffy and delicious. It had a pancake-like texture. The place also seems suitable for a little work as they have Wi-Fi available.

The beautiful interior of the shop with a white theme. It is conveniently located near the station, easy access. When I visited at 9:30 on a weekday, it was not too crowded and had a quiet atmosphere. As time passed, more foreign tourists arrived, making it lively. The morning set includes salad, two waffles, and a drink, which is satisfying and delicious. Next time, I would like to enjoy the cafe menu leisurely. Will definitely visit again.

I went around 3 pm on a Saturday. There were 4 groups ahead of me, but I was seated in about 10 minutes. Despite a few groups waiting in line, the restaurant's capacity is large and turnover is good, so it might be quicker to wait here than to look for another place. The waffles were bigger than I expected, and I left feeling full!

The restaurant is located near Ginza Station, making it easy to find. The interior has separate smoking and non-smoking areas, so you will be asked if you want to smoke when you enter and then guided accordingly. The two areas are quite far apart, so there is no need to worry about the smell of smoke. I didn't make it in time for the morning menu, but the blueberry and cheese cream waffle set was incredibly delicious!

I visited around 3:00 pm on a regular day. I was able to get in without any trouble, but it was almost full. The parfait with a drink set was around 1800 yen. Considering it's in Ginza, I think it's a good value. The menu had a lot of waffles. I was surprised by how sweet the honey at the bottom of the parfait was at the end.笑

Arrived at the shop around 9:15 on the weekend with a friend. We decided to come here because the nearby cafe had a 30-minute wait. As we descended into the underground shop, we were greeted by a bright, white interior. We were seated in the non-smoking section, trying to avoid eye contact with a couple being affectionate and three young people hanging out. We ordered the morning service. The blend coffee for 570 yen plus 100 yen came with waffles and a mini salad, while the iced coffee for 630 yen plus 100 yen came with toast and a mini salad. The waffles had a solid taste, and the maple syrup and butter were delicious. It's quite affordable.

I went for a meal before walking. I chose the toast from the morning service menu. My walking companion ordered the waffle. The toast came with corn on the side. However, the waffle looked a little more delicious.