We ordered Lemon Sugar Dutch Baby and the newly introduced Mont Blanc Dutch Baby. We shared them between the two of us. We got to taste the flavors of summer and autumn at the same time. After taking a bite of the Dutch Baby, my friend exclaimed, "Delicious!" The Peach Soda was truly amazing. Will definitely come back for more.

A trendy cafe surrounded by greenery, located a few minutes walk from the Omotesando intersection towards the Gaienmae area. It is situated in a small alley, opposite the famous "little poor coffee." We tried the Fig and Burrata Cheese Salad with Prosciutto (1,650 yen) and the German-style Dutch Baby pancake with Caramel Banana Nuts (S size 1,250 yen). I always end up ordering the Burrata Cheese and fruit salad whenever I see it on the menu. This time, my friend and I were in the mood for something sweet, so we opted for the Caramel Banana Nuts Dutch Baby. However, after finishing our meal, we found ourselves craving something salty, so it might be wise to choose a more savory option if you're dining here. The S size portions of the salad and Dutch Baby were just right for two petite women. Please note that they operate on a one-drink minimum policy.

I was the first customer to visit right after the store opened! lol [Ordered] - Morning Plate with Iced Coffee I chose the most popular Morning Plate! It was nice to have both sweet and savory items on the plate! ♪♪ It was a relaxing morning activity. The staff at the store were also very kind!

The lovely interior filled with greenery and flowers. Ordered: Morning Plate I woke up a little early this day to have the morning plate available until 11 am! French toast with sausages, carrot rapé, boiled egg, and salad in a variety of colors. A well-balanced and elegant plate! Enjoyed the morning gracefully!

2-day visit, used about 2 items each time. Tried the Peach Dutch Baby, it was delicious! The peach was tasty. Inside the peach was homemade custard, not too sweet. I wonder if there's some liquor in it? The custard was a bit mysterious. Under the peach was ice cream, not too sweet, more like a crepe or egg roll. Maple syrup was served on the side, but I didn't use it. It was easy to eat without being too creamy or greasy. I visited two days in a row at Cafe i2.cafe. Genie was a good boy in the background. It was nice to see my friend after a long time, so we stayed longer. It was fun! They have a one-drink policy. I tried their homemade plum vinegar soda. It's a cafe in Omotesando run by siblings, open in the morning. I'll come back with Genie for some morning activity. Let's also stop by for bike maintenance or when visiting the beauty salon. #PeachActivity

The restaurant had a stylish exterior and interior, and the staff were very friendly. The food was delicious and came in decent portions. It was a good thing we went on a weekday because it was crowded on weekends. Even on weekdays, by around noon, it was already full with people waiting for a table.

Genie, who was hungry, is okay with back-in if it's a cafe @i2.cafe. Try the Korean-style poke with salmon and avocado. They have a one-drink policy and serve espresso. This cafe in Omotesando and Gaienmae is open from the morning. Treat Genie and bring home some delicious food ❤️

White peach Dutch baby size M ¥2,200 *Limited menu for 1 month from August to September Plum soda ¥680 This shop opened on April 1st this year. We ordered in advance, and one person went to the counter because there was already one person there, making it easy to find a seat. The seating area didn't seem very large. Although the photos on Tabelog showed a variety of vinegars, there were no vinegar drinks available when we went. So, I ordered the plum soda, which was a great choice. It was very delicious and reminded me of the plum drink my mother makes every year, which made me happy. I was craving the peach Dutch baby, so I inquired if they had it before visiting. It takes about 20 minutes after ordering for the Dutch baby to be ready, but since it was a weekday and not crowded, we didn't have to wait long. The dough was a bit soggy due to the ice and peach juice, but it was still delicious. The chewy texture on the outside was also nice. Inside the large peach, there was plenty of cream filling, and the subtle sweetness combined with the juiciness of the peach was delicious! I left feeling completely satisfied in both my stomach and heart. Thank you for the wonderful meal. I look forward to checking out the seasonal fruits and visiting again. I hope they make one with figs next time.

I had a morning plate at a cafe in Omotesando where I can enjoy morning activities. The combination of the salty sausage and sweet French toast was delicious! The cafe has a calm atmosphere, so I would like to visit again!

I came here because I wanted to eat the Peach Dutch Baby. I had to wait for about 5 minutes, but during that time, they gave me sherbet because it was hot. The raspberry flavor was rich and delicious. Unfortunately, the Peach Dutch Baby was already sold out... So, I ordered the Formaggi Dutch Baby and the Fig and Burrata Cheese dish. The fig was juicy and had just the right amount of sweetness. It paired well with the prosciutto and nuts. The cheese had a refreshing taste and was delicious. The Formaggi Dutch Baby had a hint of honey, and it was delicious just as it was. It was also tasty when I added Tabasco to make it a bit salty. With this deliciousness, I thought the Peach Dutch Baby would also be delicious. It doesn't seem like a super popular restaurant yet, but it looks like it will gradually get busier. I want to come back before it becomes too crowded.

Located a 5-minute walk from Omotesando Station, i2 cafe opened on April 1, 2023. When I first visited in mid-April, it was completely empty, but now it has become a super popular cafe. I called ahead to confirm the serving time for the peach Dutch pancake (11:00-). I visited the cafe at 1:00 pm on a weekday and there were only 2 seats left. First, I placed my order and paid at the counter near the entrance. I was debating between the Dutch Baby Peach in size S for 2000 yen or size M for 2200 yen, but the handsome owner showed me both skillets to help me decide. I opted for the M size for 2200 yen and also ordered a Peach Soda for 660 yen, bringing the total to 2800 yen. After about a 15-minute wait, the Peach Soda and Dutch Baby Peach were served. The Dutch Baby Pancake, cooked on a large skillet, had custard cream on top and a scoop of ice cream in the middle, topped with a big white peach. The pancake was scattered with sliced peaches around the ice cream. When you cut open the large white peach, you'll find creamy goodness inside. I started by eating the ice cream and sliced peaches, then drizzled the accompanying maple syrup for an extra sweet kick. It was a sweet symphony of custard cream, ice cream, whipped cream, peach sweetness, and maple syrup. The white peach was soft, juicy, and delicious. I enjoyed sipping the Peach Soda while savoring the peach flavor. It was a delightful peach-filled pancake and soda experience. Thank you for the delicious meal!

Located in a back alley off Aoyama Street, heading towards Gaienmae from Omotesando Station, this restaurant is easily recognizable by its green-covered building. The interior is stylish, resembling a hotel lounge, with lush plants hanging from the ceiling and a fish tank in the back where elegant tropical fish swim. The seating includes counter seats, table seats, and sofa seats, creating a calm atmosphere. I ordered the White Peach Dutch Baby (2000 yen) and an Iced Americano (380 yen) which are available from late July to the end of August 2023. The Dutch Baby is a German-style pancake baked slowly in a steam oven, with a light and airy texture similar to choux pastry. You can also drizzle maple syrup over it to your liking. The edges of the Dutch Baby are crispy and fragrant, while the inside is moist and chewy from the ice cream soaking in. Inside the whole peach is a custard filling! The peach has a crunchy texture, and the custard is rich with the taste of eggs. When eaten together with the Dutch Baby, it resembles the flavor of French toast. Even the small size portion is quite filling, making it a good option for lunch or sharing. Around 11 am on a weekday, there were 8 groups of customers, mostly women in their 20s and 30s. By noon, the restaurant was full with a waiting list of 3 groups.

On a scorching Sunday morning, I visited this cafe for the first time. As I walked, a cafe surrounded by greenery appeared. The sign was small, so I hesitated for a moment if this was the right place. However, I was guided by the friendly smile of the staff and decided to enter. The interior was very stylish and relaxed. Today, I chose a table seat and had the morning plate.

I went to a cafe located about a 5-6 minute walk from Omotesando Station for breakfast. They offer a French toast plate and several types of toast, but I was really interested in the French toast, so I ordered the French toast and soft drink set (1200 yen). The salad dressing, the taste and texture of the French toast, everything was delicious. The interior of the cafe was very clean, possibly because it had just opened. There were tropical fish in a tank, which was very soothing.

Located a 3-4 minute walk from Omotesando A4 exit, this cafe is situated on Aoyama Street, towards the Omotesando area. It is known for its popular morning menu, with long lines on weekends. It is affiliated with the fruit sandwich specialty store KaiKaiNa across the street. I visited on a Sunday morning around 10 am. The cafe opens at 8 am, making it a great spot for early risers. Although I arrived a bit late at 10 am, I was still able to order from the morning menu until 11 am. There was a small line outside the cafe, but I only waited about 20 minutes before being seated. I ordered the morning plate and a fig salad, along with a honey lemon soda. The fig salad was filled with delicious figs, perfect for fig lovers. The morning plate included French toast, eggs, sausage, carrot salad, and regular salad. The French toast was just right - not too sweet and very tasty. With a drink included, the price of 1200 yen was quite reasonable. I also saw someone ordering the Dutch pancake, which looked huge and delicious. Overall, the morning plate alone was a satisfying breakfast option.

I went to Omotesando with my wife for personal reasons. After lunch, we decided to take a break at a cafe we found nearby called "i2 cafe." We looked at the map and arrived at what we thought was the cafe, but couldn't find it right away and ended up wandering around a bit. Upon closer inspection, we realized it was the same location as a place called "Kazahana" that we had passed by. When we asked the staff, they explained that until 5 pm it is "i2 cafe," and from 5 pm it becomes "Kazahana." This was a bit confusing. Even though it was only 3:30 pm, the cafe was already full, so we had to wait near the entrance until a seat became available. We were able to enter before a group of three that was in front of us as soon as a counter seat opened up. We had to place our order before being seated. After quickly looking at the menu, I decided on the "Hazelnut Latte (Iced)" (680 yen), and my wife chose the "Cafe Latte (Iced)" (630 yen). Although there was a 60-minute limit for just drinks, we didn't plan to stay long, so it was fine. We sat at the empty counter seats in the back. The leather stools for seating were comfortable and had a good fit. I noticed there were no paper towels, so I asked a staff member to bring some. While watching the staff members make drinks one after another, our orders were served in about 5 minutes. The "Hazelnut Latte" was delicious with the expected richness and sweetness along with the flavor of hazelnuts. The "Cafe Latte" was good as it was, but my wife wanted it sweeter, so she asked for some syrup from a different staff member. The staff member mistakenly assumed my wife had ordered the "Hazelnut Latte" and offered to add hazelnut syrup to it as well. It seemed like they thought women prefer sweeter drinks. This is what they call "gender something." It was an interesting social observation. The bright atmosphere with upbeat Western music playing in the cafe was pleasant. The interior design with abundant greenery gave a cool and inviting feel. Perhaps the strong air conditioning was due to the front door being left wide open. Looking around the cafe, it seemed like about 90% of the customers were women. The "Peach" and "Strawberry Aid" that the customer next to us was enjoying looked delicious. It appeared that the cafe was popular for its dishes where fruits stand out more than the drinks. It may be slightly challenging for a man to enter alone, but once you overcome that, it seems like it would be easy to become a repeat customer. I think it's worth remembering this cafe as a rest spot in Omotesando. [Visited on July 30, 2023]

I stumbled upon this restaurant while having lunch nearby. The staff member outside watering the plants kindly explained the menu to us. We were planning to have coffee after lunch, so we decided to give this place a try. We ordered at the register as soon as we entered. The Dutch Baby seemed to be a specialty, but I was already full so I opted for the peach flavor. Although there were two sizes available, we chose the medium size to share since it was only ¥200 more than the small. The dish was filled with a whole peach and plenty of slices around it. The dough was light and I could have easily finished it by myself. The place was not crowded, probably because it's not well-known yet, but it's a great spot. I wondered if it would become popular and have lines in the future.

This is a cafe that opened in April 2023 in Omotesando. I visited at 10 a.m. on a weekday. They serve breakfast from 8 a.m., and the menu expands after 11 a.m. The interior has a stylish and calm atmosphere with a counter and tables. I ordered the Morning Plate with a drink for 1200 yen. It included French toast, sausage, boiled egg, green salad with carrot and marinated purple cabbage. The presentation was beautiful, and the Morning Plate was satisfying. The French toast had a pudding-like texture! I think it's a good balance for 1200 yen in Omotesando. It was nice to relax and enjoy the morning.

Had breakfast at i2 Cafe. Ordered the Morning Plate set but had to get the cafe latte separately as it wasn't included. The cafe is lovely, surrounded by flowers and plants, with a fish tank inside. The Morning Plate had a refreshing salad, carrot and purple cabbage marinated salad, eggs, sausages, and French toast, all delicious and well-balanced. The staff were friendly and the quiet atmosphere made it a comfortable place to spend time. The lunch Dutch Baby with various toppings like fruits, ham and cheese, and Quattro Formaggi looked tempting too. Thank you for the meal! #OmotesandoGourmet #OmotesandoCafe #OmotesandoMorning #OmotesandoSweets #HarajukuCafe #HarajukuMorning #i2cafe #Morning #FrenchToast #InstagrammableFrenchToast

A cafe that opened this year on Omotesando. The store is surrounded by foliage plants, and the interior is carefully designed. There is a rare tropical fish that looks like a short version of a yellow and white lionfish. They also serve delicious coffee. However, it can get crowded. By 9 am on weekends, several groups are already lining up outside. There is a 60-minute time limit for drinks only. Even for a table of 4, you may have to share with others.