- Cake Set 1320 yen - Summer tangerine mousse - Cappuccino (+100 yen) A hidden gem cafe in Ginza. Cafe Ohana is located on the 4th floor of a building, offering a cozy and tranquil atmosphere to take a break. Initially, I only planned to have a drink, but the mention of a cake set caught my attention. Among the various cake options, I chose the summer tangerine mousse, perfect for the season. I added a cappuccino for an extra 100 yen. The cake, with its beautiful yellow color and generous size, surprised me with its incredibly refreshing taste, a perfect balance of citrusy acidity and gentle sweetness. Layers of sponge cake and mousse, with plenty of dried fruits in between, created a fresh and summery sensation, capturing the deliciousness of summer tangerines. The cappuccino complemented the cake perfectly, with its fluffy foam milk and a hint of espresso bitterness. In addition to the cafe menu, they also offer a variety of meal options, and they stay open relatively late. A great choice for a cafe in Ginza. Enjoyed every bite.

On the last day of the three-day weekend, it was so hot that I felt like I was going to die, so I searched for a cafe with few people and found this place. The chocolate mint mousse was delicious and cute, and it's not too expensive for Ginza, and there's no line, it's the best! The middle seats are a bit close to the neighboring seats, but there are partitions so it's okay. I was fine with a seat at the end, and I would like to come back even alone.

After enjoying Indian cuisine at Bangera's Kitchen in Yurakucho, I felt like having dessert and found this nearby cafe through a search. It's located on the 4th floor, a bit hidden from the main street, which might be challenging to find for someone like me who is extremely directionally challenged. I guess this kind of place is what they call a "hidden gem cafe," and I could see why as I entered the calm and cozy atmosphere with only a few customers around before 8 pm. I ordered the cake and drink set - Chocola Berry, a new item on the menu, with hot tea. The balance between the sweetness of chocolate and the refreshing taste of berries, along with the smooth black tea without any bitterness, made for a delicious combination. This cake is perfect for when you're craving chocolate but don't want something too heavy like a dense chocolate cake. I would definitely like to visit this cafe again when I'm in the area. The Pumpkin Cream Cake also caught my eye, as I love pumpkin pudding. Thank you for the lovely experience. Apologies for only including a picture of the cake after I started eating, so I also included a photo of it before I dug in. The Chocola Berry cake didn't disappoint, living up to its fresh and delightful appearance.

I was feeling a bit tired, so I wanted to take a short break and stopped by. It was my first time visiting this place. I ordered a blend coffee and a single espresso. I think the total was around 1,190 yen. Whenever I see the word "espresso", I can't help but order it. The espresso wasn't too strong in flavor, but it was a taste I hadn't had in a while, so it was nice. I could taste a gentle richness, which was satisfying. The blend coffee also had a gentle flavor. It may not have a unique personality, but it was stable. I feel like my energy has recovered a bit. The atmosphere inside the shop was relaxed and enjoyable, with young people. It's a nice place. Next time, I'd like to try something sweet. Thank you for the meal.

I had some business in Hibiya, so I stopped by for lunch around 12 o'clock. There were about 5 customers in the restaurant. I had the healthy lunch of chicken cream stew. The portion was just right for a woman, maybe about 80% full. It was a little salty, but still delicious. Before I knew it, the restaurant was full, but it had a nice turnover of customers. It wasn't too noisy, making it a good place to enjoy a leisurely lunch. Thank you for the meal.

It's a very charming restaurant that seems popular with women. I had the ginger pork set meal. It was delicious, but the portion of meat is more suited for women. The cake the person next to me was eating looked delicious, although I'm not sure if it was homemade. I was happy that the lunch came with a large serving of rice. I felt a bit out of place as a man dining alone. Haha.

I visited the restaurant in Ginza on a Sunday, a bit late for lunch. It was located on the 4th floor of a building along Matsuya Street. Despite being almost full, I was able to enter without waiting. Known for their delicious cakes, I opted for a simple toast for lunch and chose the new pistachio cake.

While walking in Ginza, I happened to discover a stylish cafe hidden away where you can enjoy cakes and homemade hayashi rice for lunch. This time, I ordered the "Cake Set Chocolat Berry (1340 yen)" which includes cake and a drink. The cake was a chocolate mousse with strawberry and raspberry crispy mousse topped with crispearls, offering a perfect balance of sweet and sour flavors. It's a perfect spot for a break during shopping, a hidden gem of a stylish cafe.

I went to OZmall for the plan that includes a popular choice of Ohana plate and cake at the night cafe plan, along with two cafe drinks after the meal. The taste was meticulous and delicious. There were options like curry and hamburger, and I had a hard time deciding, but I chose the chicken and mushroom fricasse plate in the photo! The meat was very tender and tasty. The cake was a satisfying size too.

I ordered the Mushroom and Chicken Fricassee Plate for 1,060 yen including tax, and a hot tea. I also got the Pumpkin Cream Tart for 700 yen including tax. The Fricassee had a strong herb flavor which was very enjoyable. The tart had multiple layers and was delicious.

After having dinner in Ginza, I went to this cafe that is open until 10pm. There is an elevator along the side of the building that takes you to the 4th floor. Inside, there are counter seats, table seats, and sofa seats with a casual atmosphere. I ordered the Chocolate Tart Set for 1275 yen. The tart consists of layers of sponge, chocolate sponge, white chocolate cream, chocolate cream, and chocolate sponge. It's a combination of bitter chocolate and milky white chocolate, and the fluffy sponge adds to the enjoyment of the tart. Since it's open late, it's convenient and relaxing to spend time here.

Located on the 4th floor of a building in Ginza 3-chome, "Cafe Ohana" is still going strong in February 2022 despite the challenging circumstances of the area's high turnover rate and the impact of the pandemic. With many shops closing down, this cafe seems to have established itself as a bit of a "veteran" in the Ginza cafe scene. I hadn't visited in about 10 years, and this time I tried their lunch set which included a hamburger, rice, and salad for ¥1,050. The hamburger was not greasy but rather made with lean meat compressed to maintain a healthy and hearty texture, appealing not only to women but also to health-conscious men like myself. For dessert, I chose the apple mousse cake from a selection of about 8 sweets. The fluffy mousse with a refreshing apple flavor and a hint of cinnamon added an adult touch. It was a balanced sweetness that highlighted the freshness of the apple. Despite being in Ginza, known for being stylish but expensive, this cafe offers a relatively affordable and relaxing environment, making it a place where you can enjoy a leisurely meal without breaking the bank. It's a cafe where you can bring anyone and they will appreciate it, providing a sense of comfort and gratitude.

I visited the cafe at 3 pm on a weekday. I ordered a cheesecake set with a cafe latte for 1375 yen. My friend ordered a Mont Blanc set with black coffee for 1400 yen. The cafe has a two-hour time limit even if it's not crowded. The atmosphere inside is sleepy and relaxing, perfect for a leisurely cafe experience. Both the cheesecake and Mont Blanc were delicious, and the cafe latte was also very good.

Ohana Cafe is located on the 4th floor of a building in Ginza. I was seated at a window-side sofa as it was the only available seat. The sofa was comfortable and cozy. Sofa seats are usually for groups of 3 or more, and you may need to switch seats if it gets crowded. The seating is limited to 90 minutes. I ordered a cake set, choosing the "Double Cheesecake" and adding a hot cafe latte for an additional 100 yen. The "Double Cheesecake" had a smooth, creamy cheesecake on the bottom layer and a fluffy, snow-like cheesecake on the top layer. I also tried a bite of the "RINGO" cake, which tasted like a cinnamon-heavy apple pie.

On the third day of the New Year, while Shibuya and Shinjuku were already returning to normal, Ginza was still relatively quiet. After wandering for over 30 minutes, I finally found a café open for business. I ordered the Chicken and Mushroom Fricassee Plate with baguette instead of rice. The portion was small and served in a shallow dish, which left me feeling unsatisfied. The only saving grace was the two small pieces of baguette. Overall, I found the dish overpriced and lacking in quantity.

I went to a cafe called "Ohana" near Yurakucho and Ginza stations in Tokyo to have some cake. I took the elevator up and entered the cafe, which had a stylish interior with Christmas trees, plants, and a wood theme. I ordered the following: - Chocolate Cake: 695 yen - Apple Cake: 700 yen - Snow Chestnut Cake: 1,340 yen - Cake Set with Hot Coffee The cakes arrived in about 5 minutes. The Chocolate Cake was lightly sweet with a subtle chocolate flavor and a smooth texture that I liked. The Apple Cake had a gentle crunch from the apple and a delicious cinnamon aroma, also not too sweet. The Snow Chestnut Cake had a cute appearance like snow piled up, with almond chocolate cake and tasty chestnut cream. The cozy atmosphere almost made me want to take a nap. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

Night cafe in Ginza. Many cafes here stay open until late at night... I guess it's because of the location in Ginza. It's convenient for those who work late and live on the opposite side of their workplace. This time, I visited "Cafe Ohana", a cafe in Ginza that stays open until late at night. However, it seems that they are currently changing their hours. Normally open until 10:00 pm on weekdays, but now closing at 9:00 pm. Only on Fridays, they close at 10:00 pm. Since this seems to be a temporary change, I decided to visit on a Friday. The cafe is located on the 4th floor of a building, across from an ice cream shop called "Venky". The entrance to the building is a bit hidden, so the cafe has a cozy, hidden vibe. The interior is quite spacious with a relaxed, woody atmosphere. The menu includes toast, curry, hamburger, and other meal options. I opted for desserts as usual. I had the W Cheesecake Rare, Pumpkin Cream Tart, and Tart Mont Blanc. The desserts were light, creamy, and delicious. The cafe was quiet when I arrived, almost like a hidden gem. Overall, it was a pleasant dining experience.

I came to Ginza today and decided to have lunch, so I looked down an alley and saw a lunch sign, which led me to enter. There were several lunch options available, but I chose the Hayashi Rice today. After a while, it arrived. It was a one-plate meal with salad, and the well-cooked Hayashi sauce was delicious. It came with a choice of coffee or other drinks. I enjoyed it very much.

This cafe is located on the 4th floor of a building along the road between Ginza 3-chome and Nishi 3-chome. It is open until 10:30 PM on weekdays. I was at the Imperial Theatre from 6 PM to 9 PM on that day, so I was looking for a place to have a light meal and maybe a drink. I found this place. When I arrived, there was only one other group of customers, so I had plenty of choice for seating on the sofa. A few more groups arrived later, but the place was still spacious, so I could relax. It was quite late, but I made the bold move of ordering a cake set... It was delicious, but considering I hadn't eaten much throughout the day, I decided it was okay. It was nice to drink from a coffee cup like this after a long time. I wonder if this place has been around for a long time? It seems to be quite busy during the daytime, but it might be a hidden gem at night. The prices are a bit high, but...

I visited the restaurant in the evening on a public holiday. It was located on the 4th floor of a building, but it was easy to find because there were various signs. The inside of the restaurant was quite crowded, and they asked us to finish our meal within 90 minutes. There were a wide variety of cakes that all looked delicious. The coffee was also tasty, and I had a wonderful time. The restaurant had both table and sofa seating, and there were many couples dining there. The atmosphere was calm, so I think it would be nice to visit alone as well. It was a lovely restaurant!