I saw Tsubakiya-san in various places around Ginza, but I had never been inside. I found out they were in Maru Building, so I decided to go in. It was a day when curry was discounted, so I was thinking of ordering spaghetti, but everyone around me was eating curry and it looked so delicious that I ended up ordering curry and a set of black tea chiffon cake. I also ordered a salad and soup separately. The female staff's outfits were so cute! A deep brown color with a fluffy apron. So cute, it was so soothing just to look at! When the salad and soup arrived, the salad was crunchy and delicious! The soup was a warm pumpkin soup! I love it, it's so good! And then the curry. It was officially beef curry. The plate had saffron rice topped with onion fry, along with pickles and a pot of curry. Wow... it's a classic rice curry style...! I got excited! When I poured the curry over the rice, there were plenty of beef chunks! It was a very classic yet gentle Western-style curry. The meat was so tender! It's delicious, so delicious! The onion fry was nice and crispy, and the fukujinzuke and pickles were also very good. Oh, I totally understand why people want to take this home. I want to take it home too. The next was the black tea chiffon cake. I ordered a cafe latte as a drink, and they made a heart latte art as if it were natural. The black tea chiffon cake, you can't really tell from the photo, but it had gold leaf on the cream and I was amazed. This is definitely worth the price! The cake was unexpectedly dense rather than fluffy. The cream was also quite firm. But probably because they use good ingredients, it doesn't make you feel tired while eating it. It's delicious. The interior of the store is a mysterious mix of Japanese and Western styles, and the staff are calm, so you can relax a lot. I really like this place!

The other day, when I was in Tokyo near Tokyo Station, I stopped by Marunouchi Building for some time to kill. It was very hot today, so I ordered an iced coffee. It was delicious! I will visit again!

Good morning. I'm Kozue, a beauty acupuncture therapist. The other day, after having lunch in Marunouchi, I went to the Tsujiri Tea House in Marunouchi Building. There were a couple of customers waiting in front of the store, but we were seated after about 10 minutes. The interior of the store has a classic feel and is very calming. This time, I ordered a sweet potato soft serve sundae and a hot coffee set. The sweet potato soft serve sundae had two sweet potato pieces underneath the soft serve, and they paired really well together and tasted delicious. It was a bit filling for me though. The coffee was served first in a cup, and then poured later. It had a strong flavor and went well with the sweet treat. The relaxing atmosphere was nice. Thank you for the meal.

I stopped by for a break in between shopping. It was quite crowded, with a wait of about 40 minutes even though I arrived on a weekday before 1 pm. When I entered the restaurant, I noticed there were only 4 empty tables, which made me wonder if it was due to inefficient operations, understaffing, or some other reason. The staff were polite, but some customers ended up leaving and going to other restaurants due to the wait, which I found a bit of a shame. I ordered the dessert set which included coffee jelly, soft-serve ice cream sundae, and a hot coffee. The items were served promptly. The soft-serve ice cream was leaning to the side, probably due to the uneven surface of the coffee jelly, but it didn't affect the taste. The coffee jelly had a strong coffee flavor that paired well with the soft-serve ice cream and the hot coffee. Despite some operational issues, I was mostly satisfied and would like to visit again if I have the chance. Thank you for the meal.

I went out for lunch with my mother. The restaurant pays attention to details, even the sugar container on the table is Royal Copenhagen. The set menu includes salad, soup, main dish, and a drink for around 2,000 yen. I had the chilled pasta with shrimp and avocado. I didn't have much appetite due to being slightly unwell, but I wish I could have eaten more. The location inside Marunouchi Building is convenient!

I came to this cafe after having dinner in Otemachi on a Sunday night. I arrived around 8pm and there were two groups ahead of me, but I was seated right away. I ordered a coffee float, which had a generous amount of soft serve ice cream on top, leaving me feeling satisfied. The iced coffee was also delicious. There are not many cafes open late around Tokyo Station, so this place is very convenient. The age group here is slightly older, and the atmosphere is quiet and relaxed. I will definitely be coming back. Thank you for the meal.

On my second visit, I chose Mont Blanc and iced coffee. The Mont Blanc had a moist cake with a good balance of cream, making it easy to eat without being too heavy. The coffee was also delicious, with a strong flavor even though it was iced! Next time, I want to try the strawberry shortcake.

After drinking, I crave something sweet and since they are open late, it's very convenient! I had a coffee set with a tea chiffon cake and ice cream. The fluffy cake paired perfectly with the cream and coffee! It cost around 1500 yen, but the satisfaction level was worth it!

I went to a place for a quick drink and then some dessert and coffee. They have a variety of chiffon cakes and you can add a cafe au lait to your set for an extra 100 yen. The place is open until 10:30 pm, so it's perfect for enjoying coffee at night. They mention a 90-minute limit at the entrance, but if it's not crowded, you can relax and take your time.

Visited around 2:30 PM on Friday. There was a wait of 3 groups. I was seated by the window with a view of Tokyo Station's Marunouchi building. I ordered the Amao strawberry shortcake with Tsubakiya specialty blend coffee set. Individually, they cost 1,000 yen each, but as a set, it was 1,830 yen. The coffee was poured from a siphon right in front of me, and it was easy to drink with a mild bitterness. The Amao strawberry shortcake was incredibly sweet, with a moist sponge and a perfect balance of cream. It was so delicious that I couldn't stop eating. By adding the restaurant on Line as a friend, I got a 5% discount. I used a Tokyo sightseeing coupon worth 1,000 yen, so the total payment was 738 yen. Thank you for the meal.

Cantonese Swallow for a fun, enjoyable gourmet girls' lunch~♬ To savor the moment, "How about having coffee before we leave? C-chan, are you up for it?" → "If it's not too cold, let's walk down the street to a stylish place, but it's chilly so let's go to Marunouchi Building!" And so, I headed back alone while C-chan and two others crossed the street to Marunouchi Building. We took the escalator up to the 5th floor and saw Spice Bistro B, right before Casablanca. Next to it was Camellia-ya, a place that brought back memories from the two Camellia-ya Coffee shops in Shinbashi. My first time at Camellia-ya was in December 2012 at Camellia-ya Coffee in Shinbashi Tea House with S-chan who lived in Shinbashi, and the second time was in April 2014 when I went with the instructor from my flower arrangement class to Camellia-ya Coffee Hanare in Shinbashi. Although this was my first time here, it had the same concept as the other two locations - a Taisho Roman style, stained glass windows, and waitresses in frilly white aprons. Even the coffee cups were the same Royal Copenhagen! R-chan and O-san ordered cake sets as they had room for dessert. I was full, so I just had coffee. We all went for the Camellia-ya blend coffee (¥1000) which was made from high-grade coffee beans that were rigorously managed from production to extraction by the roaster. The coffee had a clear taste with no bitterness, a deep flavor with a refreshing aftertaste, and a proper acidity making it a delicious coffee. R-chan chose a Belgian chocolate cake (¥920 for a single slice, ¥1650 for the set) and O-san had a black tea chiffon cake (¥830 for a single slice, ¥1560 for the set). They offered me a taste of both cakes which were delightful - the tea chiffon cake was fragrant and fluffy, while the chocolate cake with milk and bitter chocolate mousse was rich and exquisite. Looking at the cakes in the showcase, I felt satisfied with the generous portions and reasonable prices. The interior design, staff uniforms, and coffee service at Camellia-ya were reminiscent of the other locations. The roaster skillfully poured coffee from the siphon into the cups held on a tray, balancing it with two other siphons on his fingers. It was a professional technique that I could never master no matter how much practice. The waitresses were efficient but lacked warmth, almost like AI robots. The restaurant was full with customers waiting in the narrow aisle, but we were lucky to find a table near the entrance without waiting. Another memory was added to our Marunouchi Building experience, with a view of Tokyo Station from the window.

I went to a cafe on the 5th floor of Marunouchi Building around 12:30. I received a paper number ticket from the machine in front of the shop and waited. After about 15 minutes, we were seated inside. I ordered a cake set (strawberry shortcake and decaf coffee) for 1750 yen, and my friend ordered a beef curry set (beef curry, mushroom soup, and black tea) for 1850 yen. The shortcake had light whipped cream, soft sponge, and fresh strawberries, very delicious. My friend's beef curry had lots of meat and was tasty, and the mushroom soup was also delicious (we shared for a taste). The cafe had mostly female customers, and the location was nice with a view of Tokyo Station from the window. It's a lovely cafe that I would like to visit again.

I was able to enjoy a elegant time with a beautiful view of Tokyo Station from the 5th floor of Marunouchi Building right in front of the station. They also offer a lunch menu, so I enjoyed a slightly early brunch and ordered the mentaiko pasta. It was a luxurious meal with a coffee set and the great view of Tokyo Station. Thank you for the delicious meal.

A café located on the 5th floor of Tokyo Station Marunouchi Building. I visited during Saturday café time. There were about 6 groups waiting, so I waited for about 20 minutes. This time, I ordered the Strawberry Shortcake drink set. It cost 1780 yen including tax. The classic shortcake had a gentle sweetness and was delicious. I felt satisfied with the price. The maids also provided attentive service, which was nice. Although it's a bit pricey, it's a recommended place to relax during shopping breaks.

I entered the restaurant around 11 am on a regular day and was told to choose any seat I liked. By noon, there was already a long line forming! I usually think of getting coffee when I come here, but since I love tea, I ordered the Tsubakiya Blend Tea for 1,000 yen. I was expecting it to be somewhat pricey, but if you order a cafe latte, it's over 1,000 yen. Quite expensive! The blend tea comes in a pot and you can add milk to it. It has a faint sweet fruity aroma that is very soothing. I was planning to quietly read a book and relax, but I could hear people having business discussions all around me. The ladies next to me were chatting about the struggles of caregiving, and it was quite noisy (^_^;) But I think it's perfect for when you want to chat with friends. Starting from December 15th, a TSUTAYA will open here, and it seems that a Starbucks will also be opening there, so I might go there next time instead, haha.

The roots of the name "Hanatsubaki Coffee Shop" on Hanatsubaki Street can be traced back to the Keicho era. This area was once known as Izumo-cho, the territory of the Izumo clan, and the street was previously called Izumo Street (around the 10th year of Showa). Camellias were planted along the street from that time, and they were affectionately called Izumo camellias. At some point, the street became known as "Hanatsubaki Street," and the name has now become well-established. [Address] 5F Marunouchi Building, 2-4-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo [Arrival Date] Monday [Number of People in Line] 0 [Wait Time] 0 minutes [Ordered Items] Cake Set 1437 yen (tax included) Hanatsubaki Blend Coffee Matcha Chiffon Cake The chiffon cake is made with plenty of fragrant matcha tea leaves in the batter and cream, allowing you to fully enjoy the flavor of matcha.

Cake set for around 1500 yen. I often see it at the Marunouchi Building branch of Tsubakiya Coffee in Tokyo. The price is already like a lunch set, but I wonder if everywhere is like this nowadays...lol. The cakes and tea are delicious, and I like that they even give you a cover for the teapot. I also like the atmosphere of the staff's uniforms. It's a good place when you really want to relax. ☕️ #Tokyo #TokyoStation #TokyoStationCafe #TokyoCafe #Marunouchi #MarunouchiCafe #MarunouchiBuilding

Delicious rich meat sauce (1530 yen). The slightly sweet and rich flavor of the meat sauce has a nostalgic feel, and it pairs well with the post-meal tea. The minced meat is large and satisfying to eat. The service from the maid-dressed staff is also attentive, making the price worth it for everything included!

I visited the restaurant for the first time in a while by myself. Despite it being lunchtime, the restaurant was only about 10% full, probably due to the influence of the coronavirus, so I didn't feel crowded at all. I had the seafood spaghetti, which was topped with mentaiko, ikura, sea urchin, and squid with chopped perilla leaves sprinkled on top. The way the squid was cut allowed the sweetness to spread in my mouth, and I was able to enjoy it greatly. I couldn't really distinguish between the ikura and sea urchin. I sensed a hint of alcohol in the sea urchin, so I think it might have been raw sea urchin. Overall, it was delicious. I wanted to have seconds of the lobster soup. The window seats offer a great view of Tokyo Station, so I definitely want to visit again.

I entered the café in Marunouchi to have an afternoon coffee and enjoy some quiet time. The coffee brewed with a siphon was a delight, and the time it took to be served added to the experience. Sitting by the window, I had a view of Tokyo Station's red brick building. It was a peaceful space, isolated from the hustle and bustle of the surrounding area. Very relaxing.

I went to have a Western-style dinner at Mantensei on the same floor, and then we headed to Tsubakiya. It turns out Tsubakiya is actually a tea house. Even though I was already full from the oyster gratin, they somehow managed to convince me to have dessert before. They were having a matcha fair, and as a matcha lover, I couldn't resist. I devoured the matcha warabi mochi parfait in an instant. It was a limited-time item and was perfectly balanced, not too sweet. The next day, I was off to my favorite trip to Ura-Bandai Aizu-Wakamatsu. I always end up eating a lot on these trips, but I never seem to move much and end up gaining weight. Despite knowing this, I couldn't resist and devoured a second dessert - a coffee jelly topped with soft-serve ice cream sundae. It was a bit pricey at the tea house, but it's the cost of dining in Marunouchi. The Halloween girls' night out was fun. I got back home after 10 PM, did some laundry and housework, and went to bed before midnight. The next day, we woke up at 2:30 AM, left home a little after 3 AM, with my husband driving and me half-asleep in the passenger seat. Same old routine.