A stylish café on the antique street lined with fashionable shops. As soon as you enter, you can see the counter where coffee is made and gelato is displayed. Both are available for takeout, making it a perfect spot for a casual visit. The second floor is a restaurant offering a different menu. I visited during lunchtime. Croissant French Toast: This was a must-try as it was said to be the first in Japan. Unlike the soft texture of regular French toast made with bread, this one had a crispy croissant-like exterior. Inside, there was bacon, cheese, and caramelized bananas. It was served with cinnamon whipped cream and maple syrup on the side, allowing you to adjust the flavor. It was my first time trying this combination, and it was delicious. The overall taste was sweet, with a hint of saltiness from the bacon, which surprisingly complemented each other. It can be enjoyed as a dessert-like dish, making it a great choice for those craving something sweet. Avocado Toast: A trendy open sandwich where you can choose your toppings. I opted for salmon this time. It came as a one-plate set with salad, carrot rapé, and soup. The generous avocado was topped with cream cheese and grapefruit zest. It paired well with the salmon, creating a satisfying meal. You can also add a dessert to your lunch for an additional charge. The dessert changes daily, and this time it was tiramisu. It was a petite size but had an authentic taste, making it a perfect post-meal treat. The stylish interior of the café reflected their menu sensibility. The surprising combinations left me impressed. I believe this café is of a high standard. The second floor offers a completely different atmosphere and dishes, so I look forward to trying the restaurant section next time.

Omotesando solo cafe. Around 11:20 am on a weekday, the first place I tried already had a 30-minute wait, so I gave up and headed to this shop, my next choice. It seemed to still be morning time as the menu was for breakfast. They told me there was a maximum wait time of 80 minutes, but I didn't plan on staying for 30 minutes as I had another appointment, so I said it was okay and entered. Later I found out that lunch time starts at 12 pm. The limited daily quantity Napoleon pie was already sold out, so I ordered the Croissant French Toast and a latte, which I originally came for. It took a little while, maybe 10-15 minutes? Looking at the menu on Tabelog, it said they provide freshly baked items so it may take a little time. But it was worth the wait! The Croissant was crispy on the outside and hot. Inside, it was French Toast with bacon, banana, and cheese sandwiched in between. It came with lightly sweetened whipped cream with cinnamon and maple syrup on the side. It's delicious to dip it in these, but it's also tasty on its own. This French Toast allows you to enjoy both sweetness and saltiness in one dish. It seems high in calories, but I would like to have it again. It was a unique dish that seemed familiar yet new. I later found out it was a signature menu limited to breakfast and the first of its kind in Japan. The tarts displayed on the counter also looked delicious and large, but that's for next time.

The atmosphere of the restaurant is nice. I visited during lunchtime on a weekday, and 99% of the customers were women. If it's crowded, there is a 60-minute time limit. I ordered the loco moco, which came out quickly. As you can see in the photo, there was a lot of avocado and the meat was substantial. The price was 1,540 yen. It may be a bit expensive as a single item, but I thought it was reasonable for a cafe in this area.

I deliberately chose to have loco moco. As the title suggests, the New York rolls that are currently trending are thicker and larger than I expected, looking delicious. The Napoleon pie also looks cute and tasty, but I wanted to have a proper lunch, so I went for loco moco. It was a weekend lunch, limited to the first 4 groups, and indeed a popular spot. I waited for about 30 minutes and was finally seated. There were many types of hand drip coffee, but I'm not very knowledgeable about coffee and don't have a strong preference, so I ordered the blend coffee that came with the lunch set. The loco moco made with generous avocado was quite filling. It had plenty of vegetables, a light hamburger patty, and a mix of multigrain rice for a healthy combination. A more fluffy and juicy hamburger patty might have been more popular, but this one goes well with the richness of the avocado. Mixing the sweet gravy sauce with the poached egg and enjoying the different flavors was delightful. The branded coffee was free for refills, and considering eating this in Hawaii, the lunch in Japan may be reasonably priced. I was able to relax in the stylish interior of the restaurant.

I went there on Sunday morning before 9 a.m. The store opens at 9 a.m. When I arrived at 8:30 a.m., there were 4 people waiting in line. The line was made up of fashionable girls one after another. The staff came to take orders about 10 minutes before opening. They asked if I wanted to order the limited edition Napoleon pie available only on Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays. The staff was very friendly. I felt like I had to order it! It was priced at 1,980 yen, which was a bit high, but it was large so it's recommended to share it with 3 to 4 people. There was someone at another table eating a whole one, but it seemed like quite a challenge. The avocado toast had a thick slice of bread at the bottom. It had orange peel and cottage cheese inside, which was a nice touch. The blend coffee had a free refill and had a strong bitterness, very authentic. The Napoleon pie was really delicious. I recommend going on a Monday.

I was waiting for my fresh blending at LELABO and found this place to hang out. They have a work station with power outlets, and the atmosphere is calm and nice. I enjoyed their latte with a rich flavor, and they have a variety of food options on the menu. The cakes also looked delicious!

I used the cafe around 2pm and was able to have a meal. It's always crowded, but the spacious interior and friendly staff make it a pleasant experience. It's located in a back alley near Omotesando, so it's a bit hidden and faces a stylish street. The meals are cafe-sized, so not too large in portion.

My daughter requested to come to this cafe because she said the tart she had before was delicious. The Napoleon pie we wanted to try was limited in quantity (only 8 available on weekends), so my daughter lined up 30 minutes before opening, while I arrived 5 minutes before. When I got there, my daughter was already at the front of the line. I told her that 15 minutes before would have been fine. We ordered the Avocado Toast for 1,200 yen and the Napoleon Pie for 1,980 yen. The Avocado Toast had chopped avocado on top, which I couldn't imagine the taste of, but it turned out to be a perfect harmony of crispy toast, marmalade sweetness, and avocado. Delicious! The Napoleon Pie was a mix of pie, custard cream, whipped cream, sliced almonds, and strawberries that brought happiness to my mouth! So delicious! We decided to add the Croissant French Toast for 1,540 yen, which had a crispy croissant on top, cheese and banana inside, and French toast at the bottom. It was amazing. The menu at this place combines various ingredients while making sure each plays its role and creates a great harmony. It's really good! We also had an Iced Cafe Latte which was delicious with a strong espresso flavor. The portion sizes are a bit small and the prices are a bit high, so it's not something for everyday use, but we will definitely come back again!

I went for the croissant French toast that is available until 12 o'clock. During weekday lunchtime, it was the Obon season, but there was plenty of space. The croissant French toast and cafe latte cost around 2000 yen. Inside the crispy croissant, there was bacon, banana, cream, and maple syrup, creating a delicious mix of sweet and salty flavors. The croissant itself was like French toast on the inside. The sweetness was just right! The portion size was a bit small though. It would be nice if they also offered a salad or something.

[Shop] lohasbeans coffee [Location] Tokyo/Omotesando Station [Order] Croissant French Toast [Review] This French toast is made by soaking croissant in batter and toasting it in the oven. It has a perfect combination of crispy and fluffy textures with a rich buttery flavor. Inside, there are bacon, cheese, and banana, served with maple syrup and whipped cream. The cinnamon adds a gentle flavor that ties everything together nicely. The sweet and savory combination is absolutely delicious. [Note] The Croissant French Toast is only available from 9am to 12pm.

Loco moco bowl with plenty of avocado! I was happy to see so much avocado, and I also liked that the egg was poached instead of sunny-side up! I thought the portion was a little small, but surprisingly I felt satisfied and it was delicious!

I visited during the sunset hours on a weekend, so I was able to get in smoothly. Since it was a cafe in Omotesando on the weekend, most of the sweets were sold out, and they only had this mango tart (seasonal tart) and one other option. The mango was delicious, of course, but the crispy texture of the tart crust was also delicious. I would like to try another dessert next time. The pink latte had a taste of white chocolate, I think? The sweetness and unique flavor didn't suit my taste. I was drawn to it by the name, but I should have just stuck with coffee.

At this café on Omotesando Antique Street, you can enjoy their signature dish, Avocado Toast. Between the bread and avocado, there is marmalade and cottage cheese...!! It was a very delicious toast with sprinkled rock salt. Not just any avocado toast. It's incredibly delicious! Next, I want to try the Banana and Bacon Maple Croissant, rumored to be sweet and salty!

I stopped by my favorite neighborhood restaurant for coffee and sweets after lunch. Instead of the usual tiramisu, I tried a berry tart today. I enjoy the tangy flavor of summer berries, but I found the tart crust to be too sweet, which unfortunately overpowered the sweetness of the berries. It didn't fully complement the natural sweetness of the berries.

Night cafe visit. Comfortable because it's not crowded. It's great that they're open until 8 pm. I enjoy looking at the night antique street through the large window. The hand drip coffee (dark roast) and affogato coffee are both smooth. The affogato is served with a generous amount of vanilla ice cream and rich espresso. It's the perfect adult dessert. If only they could add a splash of brandy to it...

The restaurant was hyped up on Instagram, but it didn't live up to the high expectations. The prices were expensive, with cakes and fries costing around 1000 yen each, so it was a bit inconvenient if you weren't very hungry. Also, despite the high prices, the stay time was limited, so we couldn't relax and take our time. We tried the popular avocado toast, but it wasn't anything special.

On a Saturday around lunchtime, I finally visited a popular restaurant where there was a short wait of about 20 minutes. The place caught my eye every time I passed by the line of people waiting outside. I wanted to have a casual meal with a friend and enjoy some light conversation. The atmosphere was great for hanging out alone as well. The morning limited "Croissant French Toast" seems to be a specialty, but even if you miss out on it, the coffee and food are delicious. Although it may not be the cheapest option, I left feeling satisfied. The stylish interior adds to the popularity of the place. I also noticed the cute tarts and puddings displayed in the showcase. *a) Situation: - Visited on a Saturday in July 2023 around 12:52 PM, entered around 1:10 PM - Seated at a table for 2-3 people b) Service: - Efficient c) Order: - Pastrami Toast at 1,430 yen - Set drink at 380 yen: Iced Coffee Ex) Photography: - Nikon Z7II with NIKKOR Z 50mm f/1.8 S - iPhone 12 mini

【Restaurant】One of the popular cafes in Omotesando. The clean and stylish interior is very comfortable. It was a popular place, so we arrived around 1:30 pm on a holiday and had to wait about 20 minutes to get in.【Food】・Avocado Toast (¥1,320)First of all, the beauty of these avocado slices is breathtaking! How can they be cut so beautifully? I wish I had this skill. The thick slices of bread are large in size, with a crunchy texture that is very satisfying. And the avocado toast here has marmalade spread on the bread, which adds a really nice sweetness. You can also get plenty of vegetables, so I was very satisfied with this healthy dish!

I visited the cafe to try the famous Napoleon pie. As stated on the menu, the pie was meant to be shared by two people rather than eaten alone. The pastry was crispy and the custard cream was light and easy to eat. It sold out quickly, probably due to the limited quantity available. I ordered a cafe latte, which was beautifully presented with latte art that was almost too nice to disturb. The seating area is small, so there may be a wait depending on the time of day.

I went to have brunch with my female friend. We chose the avocado toast recommended by my friend, who is a regular. The combination of orange peel, honey, and rich avocado created a delicious flavor that became addictive. It may be a bit light for lunch in terms of quantity, but it is recommended for those looking for healthy options. (By the way, I got hungry again soon after, haha)

I always thought this place was too crowded and hard to get into, but finally managed to come on a Sunday morning. I happened to find a seat and decided to have a morning meal by myself. The croque monsieur and café latte were served promptly by the efficient and friendly staff. The staff members were cute and their service was kind and attentive, which was much appreciated. After a 10-minute wait, the café latte arrived. I couldn't help but comment on how cute it looked, with beautiful latte art in a lovely mug. It tasted delicious. Then came the croque monsieur, served hot. It was simple but tasty, with just the right amount of seasoning. I enjoyed the flavors of cheese, ham, egg, and bread blending together. The simplicity allowed the deliciousness of the bread to shine through. It was really good! I'm not a fan of avocado, so I didn't order any, but I noticed many people around me adding avocado toppings to their dishes. It was a great find after a long time! I left feeling happy from a satisfying morning meal. The wait was worth it, and surprisingly, the turnover was fast. This café is now a recommended spot for me. Thank you for the delicious meal, I would love to come back again!