Located on the 4th floor of Shibuya Stream, there is a cafe called "TORQUE SPICE & HERB TABLE & COURT" that can only be accessed by elevator. The cafe is situated on the left side of the front space of the Excel Hotel Tokyu, with a high ceiling and an open atmosphere inside. Outside the glass facade of the store, there is a terrace with a futsal space. At around 11:30 am on a weekday, there were 2 customers already seated, working on their laptops. As lunchtime approached, about 10 more customers arrived for lunch. I ordered via QR code and had the TORQUE special Paris-Brest for 880 yen and an iced coffee for 300 yen, totaling 1180 yen. The Paris-Brest is a pastry in the shape of a bicycle wheel, made of choux pastry filled with praline cream. It was created in commemoration of the world's oldest bicycle event, the 1,200km Tour de France, held in 1891 from Paris to Brest and back. The choux pastry is filled with cream and topped with strawberries, creating a perfect balance of flavors. It was delicious! Since this cafe is only accessible by elevator, it is not as well-known, making it a great option when other cafes are crowded. You can order via QR code and there is cafe-specific Wi-Fi available. Note that cash is not accepted for payment.

Cafe on the 4th floor of Shibuya Stream. It's located near the hotel lobby, so you have to take the elevator to get there. The space is open with high ceilings and equipped with Wi-Fi and power outlets. It seems like a place you might be familiar with, but it's quite busy. There is a futsal(?) court outside the counter, and you can see people practicing. I might like it more than Dean & DeLuca in the same building.

I was looking for a cafe in Shibuya where I could make a reservation, and I came across this one. It was located on the lobby floor of a new building called Shibuya Stream. It was a bit difficult to find, and I got lost a few times, so be careful. You can only access it on the 4th floor via an elevator. The cafe itself is not very big, but it has a sense of openness due to the high ceiling. It seems to have a bicycle theme, with displays of bicycles, including one that belonged to Kiyoshiro Imawano, and stylish bicycles placed around. There is also a bicycle parking area outside for customers who come by bike. I ordered a hibiscus tea and a carrot cake. The carrot cake was dense but had the right amount of sweetness, and the hibiscus tea was delicious. If you have business near Shibuya Stream, I recommend this cafe where you can relax. Thank you for the meal!

Shibuya Stream upper floors house EXCEL HOTEL TOKYU. There is a café in the 4th floor lobby, which is surprisingly not well known. This is because people think the dining options in Stream only go up to the 3rd floor, and you need to take an elevator that looks like it's for hotel guests to reach the 4th floor. The elevator gives off a vibe that it's only for hotel guests, so it's easy to overlook the café. When I visited, I was impressed by the high ceilings, spacious tables, and the courteous service of the staff. The café has a futsal court in the back and a giant monitor projecting Tour de France videos, as cycling seems to be the theme. The menu is not extensive, but I tried the "Yellow Curry for 1,260 yen tax included" which came with soup and a choice of drink. I underestimated it thinking it might be like fast food, but I was pleasantly surprised by the authentic taste of the curry made with Basmati rice, shrimp, and vegetables. It was delicious! Since this place is not well known and not too crowded, it's a great hidden gem. Thank you for the meal.

[Point] ① This cafe is located next to the hotel reception and can only be accessed by elevator, making it a hidden gem. ② There are power outlets available, making it convenient for solo relaxation. ③ Prices are generally on the higher side, with cake sets typically exceeding 1,000 yen. [Trigger/Purpose] I was looking for a cafe in Shibuya and searched by the number of reviews on Tabelog. [Location] Approximately a 10-minute walk from Shibuya Station. It is located near the hotel reception. Since it can only be accessed by elevator, it may not be very well-known. [Ambiance/Seating/Customer Base/Wifi/Toilet/Smoking/Baby Strollers, etc.] The cafe has a high ceiling up to the second floor, with a trendy Shibuya-like atmosphere overall. While there are a fair number of seats, the wait time was quite long due to many customers taking their time. It seemed like there were many guests staying at the hotel. There were also people working on their laptops, making it a convenient spot for solo relaxation. On this day, there were many fans gathered for the Tour de France. [Cuisine] (Order Reason, Taste, Portion, Wait Time, Other People's Orders, Others) - TORQUE Special Paris-Brest Drink Set (¥1,280) Prices were generally high. The Paris-Brest dessert was sweet and crispy, and delicious. The drinks were around 600 yen minimum, reflecting hotel pricing. [Rating at the Time of Posting] ★: 3.40 Reviews: 90 people

It had a hidden gem cafe vibe. When I found it and went in, I thought, "Ah, I see." There was a soccer court outside where children were having lessons. You order using a QR code inside, and I visited during happy hour on a weekday, which was enjoyable. I recommend it. The counter by the window has outlets you can use (limited availability). However, it's a bit disappointing because sometimes people working on their laptops suddenly start loud online meetings.

I visited the restaurant around 11 am on a regular day. The high ceiling gave a sense of openness. I had the lunch yellow curry, which was delicious, but a bit too salty for my taste, so I left most of the sauce. The boiled egg was marinated and very tasty. The meal came with soup and a drink. The dessert was also delicious with plenty of cream.

4th floor of Shibuya Stream. A cafe located in a corner of the Excel Hotel lobby floor. Access is only by elevator, making it a hidden gem for adults. High ceilings with large windows. The windows face a futsal court, creating an open and liberating atmosphere. Spacious large tables and counter seats by the window with power outlets. Ideal for working on a PC. TORQUE special Paris-Brest set for 880 yen with coffee for 300 yen. Free WiFi available. Limited to 2 hours during busy times. A bit pricey, but a valuable oasis for taking a break from the hustle and bustle of Shibuya. The Paris-Brest has a crispy choux pastry filled generously with mildly sweet cream. The harmony with the sweet and sour strawberries is incredibly delicious. This is unexpectedly excellent, as expected from TORQUE's special. The coffee in the set is decent quality. However, since I came here to take a break and the Paris-Brest was surprisingly delicious, it doesn't bother me. Looking at the food menu, the food also looks appetizing. They advertise themselves as a herb and spice slow food cafe, so they must be serving some dishes with a special touch. Next time, I would like to try the chicken biryani for a meal.

Shibuya tends to be a haven for cafe refugees. I was told about a hidden gem cafe for meetings! It's called "Torque" inside Shibuya Stream. You can only access it by elevator, which seems to keep it quiet and undiscovered. It's spacious with high ceilings, giving a sense of openness. Definitely a hidden gem. - Order Details - ◇ Highball 720 yen ◇ Lemon Sour 720 yen Even though it was a business meeting, we had some drinks (lol). The food looked delicious too. There doesn't seem to be any power outlets, so it's more suitable for quick work. I can see myself using this place in the future. Thank you for the meal! Cheers! 🥂 ⋆┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈⋆ Instagram ▶@_34_mh Posting about gourmet food around Tokyo ✍️ I appreciate your follow and likes ❤️ ⋆┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈⋆

- Chicken Biryani for 1320 yen, soup, guava juice. For lunch, I went to Torque on the 4th floor of Shibuya Stream. I found this place while looking for a restaurant where I could make a same-day reservation online. It seems to be a cafe with a theme of spices and herbs. I arrived after a little confusion because I heard that you can only access it via the elevator. The spacious interior overlooks the activity court, which was a new experience for me! There was a futsal practice going on that day, making me feel lucky. Orders are placed by scanning a QR code, and the payment is completely cashless, which is very modern. The menu offers a variety of dishes that fit perfectly with the concept of spices and herbs. I chose the Chicken Biryani set, which came with soup and a choice of drink. The Basmati rice, cooked with a variety of mixed spices, had a huge bone-in chicken thigh on top! The chicken was incredibly tender, juicy, and flavorful with the spices. I removed all the meat from the bone, crumbled it, and mixed it with the Basmati rice to create the perfect chicken rice. I love the fluffy texture of Basmati rice. I was also impressed by how easily the meat separated from the bone. The side dishes, spice soup, yogurt-like sauce, and other condiments provided options for flavor variations. The counter seats in the restaurant had power outlets, and I noticed some people working there. The dessert menu looked enticing, making it a convenient place for lunch or a cafe visit. The location is excellent, and I am interested in trying other lunch options. I would love to visit again. Thank you for the meal.

I could only reach the restaurant through a specific elevator, which was quite challenging. I tried to aim for the hotel next to it, but ended up going to the hall instead. The ceiling was high, and you could see a futsal court from the window! It lacked the typical Shibuya vibe in a good way! The mentaiko pasta was delicious. The biryani seems to be something you can only eat here.

◇Iced Coffee 660○ I made a reservation at a tempura restaurant near Shibuya Stream 4th floor, so I used this cafe to adjust the time. There is a dedicated elevator where you can bring your bike, and there is a futsal court with a high ceiling. There is a cycle rack for one bike and stands for four bikes, so it's nice to be able to have tea where you can see your bike. I found this place by googling and mistakenly thought that you could ride your bike inside the cafe... But in reality, there were no cyclists among the customers. It was just a normal cafe in Shibuya with people using their laptops or chatting with friends.○ In a sky-high store in Shibuya, a cyclist-friendly cafe? Why would there be a cyclist cafe in this location? No one was using the racks. After leaving the cafe, I used the bike parking on the 2nd floor of Shibuya Stream, which is free for 2 hours and then 100 yen for every 6 hours. Thank you for the meal!

I often use this place when hanging out with friends ✨ My favorite is the dessert, which not only looks cute but also tastes delicious, so I order it every time! This place holds many memories for me, so I come here regularly, sometimes just dropping by on a whim to eat.

I attended an event at this place. The building layout was so complicated that I got totally lost (lol). I should have just looked for a direct elevator... I've been here before to check it out, and back then I had my bike with me, so I took the elevator to the back entrance... This time, I had my bike too, but it was raining so I kept it in its carrying case and entered through the front entrance... It's a stylish space. The purple sweet potato drink was delicious, with a pink color and heart pattern. I ordered chai because I thought the bicycle drawing on it was cute, but the pattern turned out to be just lines... That was disappointing (tears). I think it's better to leave it plain... I might have thrown a fit if the 830 yen chai had a different pattern (lol). I also had some food, drank some tea, and enjoyed the event. I had been wanting to come here someday, so I'm glad I got to experience it. Next time, I want to try the Paris-Brest. By the way, I remember at one point they were filming Chari-Der here, but it seems like it ended at some point...

Visited around 4 p.m. on a holiday. This cafe is located on the 4th floor of a hotel attached to Shibuya Stream. It may be a bit hard to find since you need to take the elevator. Despite the rain and crowded places, I was able to get in here. It's a hidden gem. This time, I sat at the counter. There are outlets available, and many people were working. You can enjoy the view of the futsal court outside. Orders are placed through mobile. I had a banana smoothie this time. It was rich, sweet, and delicious. The cafe has high ceilings and is spacious. I will visit again. Thank you very much.

I headed to Senshi's breakfast at the Shibuya Stream dungeon. This restaurant can only be accessed by elevator, so be careful. If you take the escalator, you will wander endlessly. There doesn't seem to be any treasures in areas that can only be accessed through specific procedures. I thought the menu had ended because there were no collaboration signs outside, but it was still available. While Hikarie had clear signs outside, Stream and Scramble Square only had them quietly displayed at the counter, making it hard to notice. You order from a QR code at this restaurant. Only cashless payments are accepted. I wonder what people without smartphones do in this case. The order arrived in about 15 minutes. The portion was huge. If I ate this in the morning, I feel like I could keep going all day. I really liked the slightly salty scrambled eggs. The pumpkin soup and sausage sides were also faithfully reproduced from the original. That's a nice touch. If you make a deep cut in the pancake beforehand, the syrup won't spill when you pour it. Also! They gave me a postcard along with the menu. I was so happy. Thank you very much. Therefore, this is also taken into account in the evaluation. They often show soccer live views, so check the schedule on the restaurant's Instagram before going.

TORQUE SPICE & HERB, TABLE & COURT in Shibuya Stream offers Chicken Biryani for ¥1,320, and a lunch set with Chicken & Chips for ¥1,050. They also have a special Paris-Brest dessert for ¥880 and a Carrot Cake for ¥740. The restaurant is located on the 4th floor of Shibuya Stream, and it is child-friendly with space for strollers. The Chicken Biryani was surprisingly delicious, with flavorful rice and tender chicken. The Chicken & Chips option was also good, and they even offer a variety of potato dishes. The Carrot Cake was moist and tasty, while the Paris-Brest dessert was visually appealing but smaller than expected. Overall, it's a nice place to dine with kids, although you cannot move tables once seated. Ordering is done through a QR code on your phone, making it convenient.

I wanted to eat in a relatively calm place in Shibuya, so I visited this restaurant. It has a calm atmosphere as it is on the same floor as the hotel reception. I visited on a weekday evening and there were a few empty seats, making it feel like a hidden gem. There were people working alone and foreigners, creating a wide range of customers. Until 7 pm, they have a happy hour where you can get champagne for 500 yen, which was great! I also ordered 4 appetizers. The food was delicious and the atmosphere was relaxing yet bright. There is even a soccer court next to the restaurant, which adds to the fun atmosphere. The staff were all very polite, which was also nice. Next time, I want to try their recommended desserts!

I went there because I love bicycles. The elevator is exclusive and not crowded on weekends, so you can enjoy a leisurely lunch while watching outdoor futsal. It's a hidden gem where you can forget the hustle and bustle of Shibuya. I ordered beer, fish & chips, chicken & chips, and pizza. The pizza was chewy and deliciously fragrant! The fish & chips were also satisfyingly filling. The cafe menu is extensive, and I found a place where I can have tea without waiting in line in Shibuya. The elevator hall also serves as a hotel lobby with an adult atmosphere. There are also people using it alone, and there are power outlets by the window for casual use. It seems like you can also watch sports there.

Address: 3-21-3 Shibuya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Shibuya Stream 4F TORQUE SPICE & HERB TABLE & COURT When I arrived on the 4th floor via the elevator, I initially thought there was only a hotel lobby, but it was actually on the left side. It was a bit hard to find. Upon entering, I noticed a sign stating that only cashless payments were accepted. The interior of the restaurant had a spacious and open ceiling, and I enjoyed taking a break while looking at the futsal court. I tried the Spiced Gateau Chocolat for 800 yen, which I imagined would have a stronger spice flavor, but it was not as pronounced as expected. It had cocoa nibs on top of whipped cream. The coffee for 650 yen was nothing special. The atmosphere was nice with R&B music playing, and I had a relaxing time there. Thank you for the meal.

Cafe on the 4th floor of Stream Building near Shibuya Station. Next to it is a futsal court. The cafe has high ceilings and large glass windows, making it bright and open. You order by scanning a QR code. I had the Tiramisu for ¥880 and a set drink, coffee for ¥300 (¥650 if ordered separately). The Tiramisu was a generous size, moist, slightly bitter, and had an adult taste. I would definitely want to eat this again. The coffee was average. It was crowded during snack time on weekends. There were many seats and customers, so it wasn't very relaxing.