Top 5 Tea Rooms in Tokyo Prefecture

Japan, 〒104-0061 Tokyo, Chuo City, Ginza, 6 Chome−10−1 GINZA SIX 4F

“Super delicious desserts here. The hot matcha tea is very fragrant and we thoroughly enjoyed it as well. Pleasant servers generally except for a woman who was sitting patrons - grouchy attitude from the very start whilst we were waiting for our table till the moment we were seated and finally when I made the payment. She struggles with English but that is not the way to treat your guests especially when your shop is located in Ginza with plenty of tourists. Not a word of thanks from her. Would have given 4 Star rating had it not been her lousy attitude.”

Japan, 〒101-0021 Tokyo, Chiyoda City, Sotokanda, 1 Chome−2−7 オノデンビル 4F 本店

“Went with my family. It's our first time in Japan. I wanted a classy maid cafe and it did not disappoint. The five of us came on a weekend and got a reservation ticket. One hour later, we returned and they gave us a table. The food was wonderful. Please don't take pictures of the maids, it is not allowed without permission. Due to the European theme, the staff here knows much more English than other restaurants. The only thing that could be improved is faster service but I understand since it's such a popular place, with many customers and only about 3 maids to host and serve. Finally, please don't order too much food as take out is not allowed. (Google maps says it's allowed but the maids informed me that it is not allowed.)”

Japan, 〒170-0013 Tokyo, Toshima City, Higashiikebukuro, 3 Chome−12−12 正和ビル B1F

“It was a fun experience! I ordered afternoon tea, and I think it was around 4,600 yen per person. You can choose 2 scones and 2 creams. I chose chocolate chip, plain scone, raspberry, and clotted cream. I think chocolate chip or earl gray scones are delicious. I had to choose a tea. I wanted to drink it with milk, so I chose Gothic tea. It tasted good, but I was disappointed that it had a bit of a whiskey flavor. Our table butler was cute. The first-class butler was very cool. It would have been fun if I was good at Japanese, but it was disappointing that I couldn't understand it and communication was limited. Still, I was thankful that the butler who served us spoke a little English. And it was funny that the housekeeper escorted me when I went to the bathroom. In the evening, you can use it for about 100 minutes and payment is requested 20 minutes in advance. Highly recommended if you are good at Japanese! If you can't do it, it would be a good idea to experience it once. It was amazing that the inside was almost full with no empty seats and there were a lot of local people~~”

Japan, 〒107-0062 Tokyo, Minato City, Minamiaoyama, 5 Chome−4−41 グラッセリア青山 １階

“Really cute cafe atmosphere, food isn’t overpriced either. Food is amazing. Tea smells better than it tastes, but I’ve never really liked tea anyways.”

Japan, 〒162-0825 Tokyo, Shinjuku City, Kagurazaka, 3 Chome−１

“Came here for a nice Japanese dessert after lunch on a hot summer day - thankfully we were able to get a table quickly without having to wait in the heat. Love the tranquil atmosphere and variety of options. Had the kakigori (shaved ice), parfait and ice noodles - all were excellent. A little pricey (expect to spend ~2,000 yen per person) and had to order the set (matcha tea or equivalent) that goes with the desert.”

Japan, 〒101-0052 Tokyo, Chiyoda City, Kanda Ogawamachi, 3 Chome−１０

“Super cute cafe with delicious coffee. You can choose your cup and the owner provides a matching tea spoon which is highly satisfying. There are lots of cute ceramic decorations too. A lovely place to take a break and enjoy a long chat with some friends.”

Japan, 〒180-0004 Tokyo, Musashino, Kichijoji Honcho, 2 Chome−33−2 吉祥寺プティット村

“It’s a small cafe but really cute and pretty😍😍💖✨✨ Recommended for taking cute pictures and selfies💖✨✨”

3 Chome-31-3 Shinjuku, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 160-0022, Japan

“I'm here. I'm here. I usually see it when I walk around Shinjuku. Showa coffee shop Ranburu. ☕️On this day, I went to Ranblue with my friends in front of the store! It is still a popular place, By mid-afternoon, there were about 20 people in line! Of course we lined up, and lined up from the front on the stairs leading to the basement. We lined up for about 30 minutes to get in! It's a retro coffee shop with a spacious hall that can accommodate 200 people! The chandelier that illuminates the underground hall has a brilliance from the Showa era to the present✨ that I really enjoyed! At a cozy table in the back of the basement I ordered a cola float and gateau chocolate and was immersed in the nostalgic aftertaste of the Showa era! ☺️The gateau chocolat contains olive fruit, which goes well with the chocolate. It was outstanding. After all, a coffee shop is a place for everyone to meet and have various discussions. It's a place to spend time. ☺️We took a break at this place☕️ and really enjoyed it! Thank you very much 😊”

Japan, 〒150-0033 Tokyo, Shibuya City, Sarugakucho, 25−1 代官山スペース 1階

“Quaint coffee shop with a one-of-a-kind atmosphere. One of the few places I know in the area specializing in Arabic coffee where I can order single origin brews from Yemen. The ambiance is small, but thoughtfully curated like an organic greenhouse. Highly recommend for those looking to stop for a quick coffee break from shopping.”

1 Chome-12-11 Yotsuya, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 160-0004, Japan

“Beautiful, elegant, spacious resting place and information center, convenient meeting point if you are visiting the Akasaka Palace. The Cafe has many options for lunch and beverages at reasonable prices. Nice gift shop and clean toilets.”

Japan, 〒150-0031 Tokyo, Shibuya City, Sakuragaokacho, 15−15 ＮＫＧ東京第２ビル 2F

“It's located somewhere in the middle of a hill. There are no smoking areas around here, so I'm grateful for a cafe with a smoking area where cigarettes are OK. There is also a cafe space exclusively for e-cigarettes.”

Japan, 〒120-0026 Tokyo, Adachi City, Senjuasahicho, 42−2 ルミネ北千住 4階

“This is an unusual store that does not accept JRE points even though it is located inside Lumine. Apple pie is warm and delicious. It contained a lot of large apples, so it was filling and more satisfying than the price. The sparkling apple jelly tea comes without sugar, so you can make it your favorite apple tea by adding the apple syrup that comes with it. This is a limited time product, so we recommend drinking it as soon as possible.”

1 Chome-12-33 Akasaka, Minato City, Tokyo 107-0052, Japan

“I came here for my first afternoon tea with a Halloween theme and it was great. The variety of different treats and tastes, along with an unlimited drink menu, made for a delightful experience. The service wasn’t super attentive, but they were ready to help when called. The price was 7500 yen, which is a pretty fair price according to my friend who has been to quite a few afternoon teas around Tokyo. A good first experience.”