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The Monocle Café

Japan, Tokyo, Chiyoda, Yurakucho, 2丁目5−1
Average: 4.0 / 5 stars, based on 1 reviews.
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Situated in the really nice part of Tokyo, The Monocle Café has some quite decent coffee. I had a macchiato (although it was more like a piccolo) and it had a nice rich flavour. The milk was a bit sweet, but you get that in Japan. Next time I’ll just try a straight espresso.

There is no faulting them on the design though. It has been really tastefully and practically done. It’s quite simply a very nice place to be. Not sterile at all given that it is inside a department store.

There is Wi-Fi available also.

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