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Coffee Shops in Tokyo: Great Ones to Visit!

Karina IkedoKarina Ikedo
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Posted on September 25, 2024

One of the best parts about Tokyo is that it’s a haven for coffee drinkers of all shapes and sizes. Tokyo is famous for its bustling coffee culture; you won’t run out of coffee shops to visit. Whether you’re looking for specialty roasts or coffee-based cocktails, Tokyo is a true coffee haven!

From traditional coffee houses to trendy, aesthetic coffee shops, endless options exist for an afternoon pick-me-up. Whatever your brew of choice, Tokyo has it all — plus a few surprises. Here are some of the best coffee shops in Tokyo for coffee lovers.

Unlimited Coffee Roasters

It serves cracking coffee and delicious food. Its tasteful wooden finishes and twinkling fairy lights also look good. The walls are lined with their own branded merchandise, coffee beans, and coffee-making collection. A small bar area is found in the back of the space. Its location right by the Tokyo Sky Tree also makes it a worthy stop. 

A person behind the counter at Unlimited Coffee Roasters.
They have coffee cocktails here! Image via Trip Advisor

Unlimited Coffee Roasters has been awarded and recognized globally for making the best coffee cocktails. They have various options – drip coffee, espresso-based drinks, iced coffee, coffee tonics, and cocktails! It’s like a coffee shop and cocktail bar all in one. If you don’t drink alcohol, the cold brew with orange slices was so refreshing! They also offer a coffee flight to try their cold brew, tonic, and latte.

Glitch Coffee

Glitch Coffee has opened a new outlet in Tokyo and has a sleek new space in Ginza. This is hands down, one of the most impressive coffee shops you will find in Tokyo. When you enter this stylish coffee shop, someone walks you through the different coffee bean options. If you’re a coffee connoisseur, they even have rarer high-quality beans such as geisha coffee.

A minimalist gray interior at Glitch Coffee.
Many people like their espresso! Image via PR Times

Take your pick from 15 varieties of single-origin coffee. You can choose from light roasts to dark roasts, coffee beans, and your brewing method. You can also do a flight of coffee if you’d like to try different types of coffee. The coffee here is meant to be drunk straight, though they provide sugar and milk if needed. 

Don’t miss out on their special single-origin cocktail made by one of its baristas, who used to be a bartender. Combined with a fruity whisky, the cocktail has an insanely refreshing, acidic flavor of their iconic light-roast coffee.

Cafe Miel

Cafe Miel is a charming cafe located in the heart of Tokyo. It is best described as an antique shop-meets-cafe with a splash of British high tea vibes. Cafe Miel serves its coffee in fancy cups, making you feel like you’re hanging out with royalty. 

Someone pouring coffee at Cafe Miel.
The cafe has a retro vibe to it. Image via Fukuoka Now

Famous for its comfy ambiance and delicious menu, this cafe offers the perfect mix of Japanese flavors with modern twists. You can enjoy a wide selection of dishes, from freshly brewed coffee and artisanal pastries to savory meals with local ingredients. 

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Ueshima Coffee House

Ueshima Coffee House has been renowned for its legendary coffee since 1933. They serve the finest coffee beans, processing them with utmost care to create a coffee with an extraordinary flavor. They serve their drinks in the copper cups usually reserved for cocktails, bringing the ultimate coffee experience.

The outside of Ueshima Coffee Shop.
Ueshima even has milk coffee available in stores! Image via Hacchobori

It’s the perfect spot if you are looking for a place to work but need to leave the house! With its beautiful wooden interior and many seat options, Ueshima is the go-to place for peak productivity. Besides their bomb coffee, try their thick, delicious sandwiches or treat yourself to shaved ice with matcha (Japanese green tea).

Passage Coffee

The first Japanese winner of the AeroPress World Championship runs this little shop near Tokyo Tower. When you stand outside the café, you can see Tokyo Tower straight down the road.

A man making Aeropress coffee at Passage Coffee.
They use the Aeropress, which really brings out the flavors of the coffee! Image via Only Roaster

Take your pick of their ethically sourced single-origin beans roasted in-house and served as a drip or AeroPress coffee. Its baristas will prepare one of the finest cups you’ve ever had. If you are an early riser, there’s a hefty morning discount on weekdays until 10 am.

Why should I visit these great coffee shops in Tokyo?

The Tokyo coffee scene is thriving and has many coffee options. Enjoy their many specialty coffee shops with single-origin beans run by coffee enthusiasts for the ultimate coffee experience! 

A woman behind the counter at a cafe.
Which of these coffee shops would you like to visit? Image via Shutterstock

Rather than simply serving delicious food and drinks, these coffee shops have trendy interiors and the most comforting vibe. And our Instagram feeds are grateful for it! Tokyo’s got ’em all, from minimalist ones to cafes with more unique concepts! If you’re searching for caffeine, swap your Starbucks run for one of these beautiful cafés in Tokyo!

We hope you enjoyed our take on some great cafes in Tokyo! Which one are you most excited to visit? Do you know of another good coffee shop in Tokyo? Let us know in the comments below!

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