It seemed to be quite a popular restaurant, but when we arrived at 11 o'clock, there was a 30-minute wait. While waiting, we looked at the menu and it was beautiful, which raised our excitement. Finally, we were called and seated. The interior was cute with a foreign feel. The restaurant had large tables where everyone sat around, almost like a gathering. There were quite a few foreign customers as well. I wonder where everyone finds out about this place? We decided to go for the Mexican breakfast. The dishes that were brought to us looked colorful and delicious. The actual taste was good. However, the portion size was a bit small. Two thin tacos with two fried eggs, beans, vegetable paste, and more. Wait, this costs 1800 yen? I wonder if we would have been more satisfied with a different menu? Including drinks, 2450 yen seemed too expensive.

I was looking for a morning menu and found exactly what I was looking for at this bistro, so I went in without hesitation! The creamy scrambled eggs were delicious as expected! The Wiener sausage had a surprisingly strong flavor of frankfurter and was delicious! The churros were also tasty, but I regretted ordering them because I was already full! (The taste was okay, so it's not a must-order) However, they fried them right after ordering, so they were warm!

I remember that there was a trendy and stylish restaurant in Jingumae where you could enjoy "breakfast from around the world". When it first opened, it was very popular, but now it seems like you can go without much of a wait on weekdays. They are open all day from early morning, so it's appealing that you can go at any time (*^^)v They offer three regular menu options for breakfast, as well as a limited menu that changes every two months. In August and September, it was Mexico. I had a hard time deciding, but on this day I chose the "Taiwanese breakfast" from the regular menu (1,550 yen). The lineup included a "ham and cheese omelette" wrapped in a thin and chewy crepe with a delicious sweet and savory sauce. I love it♡ The "sticky rice onigiri" was filled with plenty of pickles and a deep-fried bread... having deep-fried bread inside is not something you see in Japan, but it's very Taiwanese and makes me smile (lol). It's very filling. The "shentujan" was a bit hard in texture, but with plenty of sakura shrimp and spicy chili oil, it was delicious (*^^)v It was more filling than I expected, and I left feeling satisfied♪ I still miss the Mexican breakfast, and I'm curious about the next "breakfast from around the world". I'll have to check Instagram. You might also find a breakfast from your travels that brings back memories... Actually, I don't usually eat breakfast, so I don't have any memories, but I'll definitely come back. Thank you for the meal.

WORLD BREAKFAST ALLDAY in Gaienmae Introducing a popular restaurant where you can enjoy breakfast from around the world. The classic menu includes American, British, and Taiwanese breakfast options, with a limited menu from a different country every 2 months. The atmosphere is like a stylish restaurant in a foreign country! The theme is "Getting to know the world through breakfast." You can enjoy from morning till night, so feel free to visit at your favorite time. Change up your mood and enjoy a taste of traveling abroad through food. Definitely worth a visit! Shop Information: - Name: WORLD BREAKFAST ALLDAY Gaienmae Branch - Address: 1F, 3-1-23 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo - Business Hours: 7:30-20:00 - Reservation: Available (up to 4 people) - Phone Number: 03-3401-0815 - Access: 7-minute walk from Omotesando, 5-minute walk from Gaienmae - Payment: Card, Electronic Money - Seats: 12 seats

I found this place while strolling around after visiting a beauty salon near Meiji Shrine. They serve breakfast from around the world. I had Malaysian breakfast and my daughter had American breakfast. We also ordered Spanish churros for dessert. The Malaysian dish was delicious, especially with the crispy small fish. The churros were soft and covered in cinnamon sugar. Next time, we plan to try the Mexican breakfast.

I had always wanted to visit the restaurant "Tiffany's for Breakfast" after reading about it in a favorite manga. Finally, my senior colleague made a reservation for me and I visited for lunch! The theme this month was Malaysia, with three other countries' breakfast options available. The food comes out slowly, but the taste and uniqueness are top-notch. It's not cheap, but I definitely want to come back regularly. I'm excited!

My partner wanted to have a delicious breakfast, so we decided to stop by this restaurant. We arrived a little before the 7:30 opening time and entered the shop right away. The interior can seat about 12 people, but all the tables are lined up close together, which made it feel a bit cramped. We sat at the edge and enjoyed our meal, but it felt a bit unsettling when more customers came in. The menu includes regular dishes from America, England, and Taiwan, as well as limited-time dishes from Malaysia. The prices were not exactly a bargain, but overall the food was satisfying. Thank you for the meal!

I had breakfast in England. I made a reservation over the phone and arrived before 8 o'clock, and I was smoothly served my meal. The scrambled eggs, tomatoes, fried bread, and other ingredients were all very delicious. The restaurant is small, so I'm glad I made a reservation! The partitions separated me from the other customers.

I went to a restaurant before watching a day game at Jingu Stadium. It was a unique place with a long, white-painted interior. There were about 5 groups waiting around 11 am on a Sunday, but we were seated shortly after. The restaurant offers breakfast from America, the UK, Taiwan, and rotates to other countries every two months. In June, they were serving a Malaysian breakfast called "Nasi Lemak". It consisted of rice in the middle with various curries and condiments to mix together. The flavors were authentic and delicious, especially when combined. We also ordered a dessert of tapioca with coconut milk, which was sweet and had a nice texture. The only downside was that the portion size could have been a bit bigger for the price. Overall, it was a great experience and I would recommend visiting if you're in the area.

As the name suggests, this restaurant focuses on breakfast from around the world, with a classic American theme. I had to wait for almost an hour, possibly because it was a Sunday. The seating inside is limited and the space is not very large, so you have to wait outside. There were many foreign tourists dining there as well.

Second visit. I arrived at 8:30 on Saturday and was able to enter immediately. I had the English breakfast again, and this time I chose the fried bread which was delicious. Each dish here is surprisingly delicious and impressive. Why are the mushrooms so tasty... The sausages are also exceptionally good. The breakfast may be a bit pricey, but considering it's like having breakfast during a trip abroad, it's actually quite reasonable. I'm grateful to be able to have such a breakfast in Japan. I will definitely come back.

My friend found this place for our first lunch together. The atmosphere inside was a bit cozy, but there were lunches from various countries to choose from, which made it fun. And it was incredibly delicious! I definitely want to go back to try a lunch from a different country next time! ★

World Breakfast All Day Gaienmae is a shop located a short walk from Gaienmae Station, as the name suggests, you can enjoy breakfast from around the world here. They offer various country's breakfast menus, and I tried the regular menu "English Breakfast". It consisted of potatoes, sausages, eggs, beans, and half a tomato! Oh, it's so British! The taste wasn't "crazy delicious", but the best part about this place is the feeling of "traveling". Of course, it's tasty, but being able to feel like you're on a foreign trip while in Japan is the most enjoyable part. They also have limited-time menus, like when I went they had "Georgia's Breakfast". I'm curious about all of them~.

I was curious about the breakfast restaurants from around the world!!! The classic breakfast options were from England, America, and Taiwan. This month's special breakfast was from Georgia. Even though I wasn't quite sure where Georgia was located, I confidently tried the breakfast. I'm sorry. The red item on the left was some kind of spicy dish, meant to be eaten with bread and salad. It tasted like a mild Tabasco paste with a bit of acidity. The salad had some herb-like, unique-tasting greens. There was also a bean salad and yogurt, which were pretty normal. The highlight was the main dish of bread with cheese and egg. A devilish combination that surprisingly tasted good. The bread was crispy and had a foreign bread texture, slightly dry. The cheese was abundant and provided all the saltiness, making it simple and delicious. It was filling and high in calories, so I didn't feel hungry even past 1 PM. Amazing. I arrived a little after 8 AM and was able to enter without waiting, but there were already a few groups inside. When I left, there were 3 or 4 groups waiting outside. The restaurant is small, offers takeout and Uber delivery, and doesn't seem to have a very fast turnover, so if you don't like waiting, go early. It's a fantastic experience to have breakfast from a different country every two months! However, in terms of ingredients, cooking, and taste, it was just okay. I felt that 1800 yen was a bit expensive (but I understand it's the location). So, unless there's something special, I probably won't go back. It was a great experience, though.

Before going to watch a baseball game, I stopped by for a light meal. The interior of the restaurant had a simple design with one large table for up to 10 people, giving off a vibe of having breakfast overseas. I ordered an American breakfast, but was a bit disappointed with the small size of the pancakes. It was strange to have maple syrup with fried eggs, but it wasn't too sweet, so it was fine. Overall, it felt like more of a time to enjoy the atmosphere rather than the taste. This time, it was just two guys, but I look forward to visiting with my wife next time.

I went to a restaurant I had been wanting to visit for a while, Georgia no Asagohan! I walked a bit from the station to get there. I ordered the Ajarian Khachapuri with Adjika sauce, herb salad, and Matsoni on a plate for 1880 yen. It felt like a magic spell! I ordered a drink with jam, Chai with Muraba (jam) for 650 yen. I wanted to drink Georgia wine because I like it, but I had a blood test later so I decided against it. It was a weekday past 8 o'clock and there were only 3 groups present, but the place was almost full with 5-6 groups, so it was a bit crowded. It took about 10 minutes for the drinks to come out, and the tea was in a pack for 650 yen. It was a bit strange as the taste was not like tea but had a subtle flavor of metal or detergent. I was worried if this was the correct Chai. The Muraba had cardamom in it and was delicious, but the amount was small, so I wished for more to enhance the flavor. It took a total of 30 minutes before the luxurious breakfast arrived. It felt like I was running late for my hospital appointment. This place seems better for a leisurely brunch with friends rather than a quick breakfast. The Khachapuri was freshly baked, fluffy, and had a great texture, with the cheese being gooey and delicious. However, it lacked saltiness. The sauces were tangy but lacked saltiness. I added some table salt, but even that was bland. It's disappointing for a high-end breakfast. The salad was lavish with lots of herbs, and I think it would have been much tastier with some salt. Overall, it was a waste. But, I think it's a shame because with a little salt, it could have been really delicious. Thank you for the meal.

Located halfway between Gaienmae Station (5-minute walk) and Omotesando Station (7-minute walk), this restaurant offers breakfast from a different country every two months. In February and March 2023, you can enjoy a Finnish breakfast. It's a wonderful place where you can experience a travel-like atmosphere through food while in Tokyo! - Address: 1F, 3-1-23 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo - Reservation: Available (in 30-minute increments) - Business Hours: Monday-Sunday 7:30-20:00 (Last Order: 19:00) - Payment Methods: Various credit cards/electronic money, PayPay =======MENU======= - Finnish Breakfast - Eatery Rating: 3.51 - Cost: 1,750 yen - Instagram ID: tam_gourmet_

I tried the breakfast from Finland here based on the good reviews. It cost 1760 yen and included a rye dough waffle filled with milk porridge, topped with butter, scrambled eggs, and smoked salmon. There was also a salad with beets and sautéed mushrooms. The taste was delicious. It's an interesting place where you can try breakfast from around the world, especially when traveling is not as easy these days. I also ordered coffee, which cost around 2400 yen. I wish the prices were a bit lower.

Today's menu: - Finnish breakfast 1780 yen - Bilberry juice 680 yen Total: 2460 yen I have been to the branch in Higashi-Ginza a few times, but it seems there is one around here too, so I decided to check it out! The theme today was "Finnish breakfast." Even though I came during lunchtime. Finland is known for its unique geography and nature, which has influenced its food culture. They rely heavily on rye instead of wheat, as wheat does not grow well there. The abundance of forest resources means mushrooms and berries are plentiful. Rye bread - a cookie-like bread? Eggs are the same as in Japan. It is typically eaten with salmon. Rosolli (salad) - a refreshing mix of sour cream, beets, apples, and dill. The flavors are bold and vibrant. Mushroom sauté - a mix of shimeji, shiitake, and Finnish mushrooms (couldn't catch the name). The texture is similar to maitake with a rich flavor. Although it's not the cheapest, considering the difficulty of sourcing ingredients and the educational aspect of the experience, it was worth it. Thank you for the delicious meal!

In February and March, I had breakfast in Finland. The mystery bread, mushroom sauté, beet salad, and smoked salmon were all delicious. Finnish coffee was light and refreshing with no acidity or bitterness. I arrived on Saturday at 11:30 and had to wait for 30 minutes. The interior of the restaurant was small, with one large table seating 12 people. It is recommended to go with a group of 2 people. Reservations are only available for dinner.