Looks like a proper third-wave coffee house.
They’ve got fancy pastries.
I think this was an iced cafe mocha.
Iced latte.
Hand-drip coffee.
We tried the baked custard too; it was good.
The coffee was ok but nothing to write home about. I think a lot of places in Japan like to burn / dark roast their coffee beans. Maybe next time I’ll try more of the pastries.
Toranomon Koffee
Toranomon Hills Mori Tower 1-23-1
Toranomon, Tokyo 105-0001, Japan
Went here while in Sengawa, which is nearby.
They had a lottery, and these were the winning tickets. My wife won a kiwi! Lol.
We tried a variety of items.
I don’t think the pastries are good, probably because this is a vegan-friendly location. I’m not a vegan.
The soy milk ramen was actually good! Not just a novelty. I suppose it is soy milk to give vegans some options. I’d recommend it, and I’d go back.
Kick Back Cafe
Parksquare Musashino, first floor
2-11-1 Wakabacho
Choufu, Tokyo 182-0003 Japan
http://www.kickbackcafe.jp/concept/index_e.html
Seems you can find San Francisco relics in the south bay area more and more these days. This is a good thing, imho, and this is the reason I like Bitter + Sweet. I can go to one place and find multiple things I like, where friends and I can gather and find something for everyone.
If you’re hungry, there’s panini sandwiches served with salad. With just the right amount of salad dressing.
Pastries from Satura Cakes out of Los Altos.
Coffee from Sightglass, San Francisco. Their signature drink is the Red Velvet Latte.
Ice cream from Humphry Slocombe, San Francisco.
Pairing it together is awesome… Sightglass affogato with Secret Breakfast!
And the bathroom is clean and well-ventilated / AC’d.
Bitter + Sweet, 20560 Town Center Ln, Cupertino, CA 95014
http://bitter-sweet.com/index.html
