Verve Coffee at Shinjuku — Photo by Athena Lam
This is a list of posts I’ve done on cafes outside the main areas of Shibuya and Shimokitazawa, which are already well-covered by many travel and coffee review sites.
This list is growing as I review more places. If you have suggestions to add to my maps, please let me know!
Coffee Walks and Lists
- Tokyo Coffee Walk: Kiyosumishirakawa
- Tokyo Coffee Walk: Ikejiriohashi (Setagaya)
- Tokyo Coffee Walk: 10 Spots in Yanasen
- 10 Cafes in Kichijoji
Central Tokyo
Eiji Dobashi making a pour over coffee. — Photo by Athena Lam
Ginza, Mitsukoshimae, Tsukiji, Jimbocho
- Cafe 634 (Ginza)
- Turret Coffee (Higashi-Ginza)
- Gumtree Coffee (East of Tsukiji)
- Glitch Coffee Roasters (Jimbocho)
East Tokyo
Skytree, Asakusa, east of Nihonbashi and Tokyo Station
- Blue Bottle Kiyosumi (Kiyosumishirakawa)
- Allpress (Kiyosumishirakawa)
- ARiSE Coffee Entangle (Kiyosumishirakawa)
- Fukadaso (Kiyosumishirakawa)
- Fukagawa Coffee (Kiyosumishirakawa)
- Sunday Zoo (Kiyosumishirakawa)
- Monz Cafe (Kiyosumishirakawa)
- iki Espresso (Kiyosumishirakawa)
- Cream of the Crop Coffee (Kiyosumishirakawa)
- UNLIMITED Coffee Bar (Tokyo Skytree / Oshiage)
- Sunshine State Espresso (Tokyo Skytree / Oshiage)
- Macchinesti Coffee マキネスティコーヒー (Ryogoku / Kinshicho)
West Tokyo
Light Up Coffee — Photo by Athena Lam
Shinjuku, Kichijoji, Studio Ghibli Museum, Nakano Broadway
- Teijimaya Coffee Honten (Shinjuku)
- Ryumon Coffee Stand (Kichijoji)
- MUTO Coffee Roastery (Nakano)
- Light Up Coffee (Kichijoji)
South-West Tokyo
Colosso Coffee serves Heart beans from Portland, Oregon — Photo by Athena Lam
Shibuya, Setagaya, Sangenjaya, Ikejiriohashi, Meguro, Jiyugaoka
- Coloso Coffee (Harajuku)
- Amameria Espresso (Setagaya)
- Maruyama Coffee (Oyamadai)
- Sidewalk Stand (Meguro)
- Mellow Brown Coffee (Jiyugaoka)
- Minedrip Coffee @ Impact Hub Tokyo (Meguro)
- Nozy Coffee (Setagaya)
- The Workers Coffee / Bar (Ikejiriohashi, Setagaya)
North Tokyo
Faro Coffee and Catering — Photo by Athena Lam
Asakusa, Yanasen, Ueno, Tokyo University, Iidabashi, Kagurazaka
- Faro Coffee & Catering (Bunkyo)
- Omiya (Hongo) (Bunkyo)
- Kokonn (Yanaka)
- Kayaba Coffee (Yanaka)
- Yanaka Coffee (Yanaka)
- February Cafe (Asakusa, Taito-ku)
- Leaves Coffee Apartment (Kuramae, Taito-ku)
Cafes posts come out every Tuesday morning, Asia time!
Thank you for your post! This will be great help for my Tokyo travel in sept!!
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No problem! Hope it helps and please check out my other lists! They’re grouped by neighbourhood, so it’s easy for you to visit several in one go. Personally, I think Kiyosumishirakawa has the highest concentration of high quality coffee. Some other areas are more life-style concept focused than drink-focused.
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Wonderful! Thanks for sharing 🙂
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No problem! I’m just collecting my posts so people can find them easily. 🙂 Please check out my neighbourhood lists! They’re clustered for easier walking.
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Would surely do, hoping to see you on my blog too 🙂
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Thank you Athena! =) I love how you are making the maps accessible for walking distance 😛
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Thanks! Strolling through local neighbourhoods goes hand in hand with hunting for independent cafes.
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