[2025 Tokyo Restaurant] Travel Guide for BONGEN COFFEE Tokyo Ginza (Updated Jul)

#JapanTravel #GinzaCafe #TokyoEmotionCafe #CafeRecommendation #CafeTour 🌲 Recommended Pine Tree Emotional Café Tour located in Tokyo Ginza Street 🌻 📍 Bongen Coffee Tokyo Ginza Branch: 2 Chome-16-3 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061 Japan 📍 Business Hours: 10:00~19:00 🌞 I would like to introduce you to Bongen Coffee Tokyo Ginza Branch, a Ginza cafe where you can taste Japanese-style roasted coffee located in Ginza Street, the center of Tokyo's culture and shopping! 💚 Bongen Coffee is a place with a pine tree as its symbol, and there is a cute pine tree inside the cafe. They also sell coffee beans, and the packaging is stylish and luxurious, so it was fun to look at! I recommend you visit Bongen Coffee Ginza Branch and enjoy a unique coffee!

#tokyospots Hidden in a quiet alley of Ginza, BONGEN COFFEE is a minimalist micro-cafe that punches far above its size. With just a few seats and a sleek, earthy interior, it specializes in medium to dark roast coffee that’s rich, smooth, and deeply aromatic. Signature drinks like the Bongen Latte and Matcha Espresso Latte are crafted with precision, and you can even choose your bean Geisha, Ethiopian Honey, or a roasted tea blend that’s surprisingly harmonious. Expect long lines and premium prices, but for many, the experience is worth the wait. The baristas take their time, pouring each cup with care and pride, while the vibe remains intimate and quietly stylish. Vegan-friendly options like soy milk lattes and Amazake drinks add a thoughtful touch. Whether you’re a coffee nerd or just curious, BONGEN COFFEE offers a bold, boutique brew that’s uniquely Tokyo.

#Tokyo Food Guide In the alleys of Kyobashi in Chuo-ku, Tokyo, there is a specialty coffee shop called Bongen Coffee. The most attractive thing here is the unique "potted coffee", which cleverly combines coffee with decoration, like a pot of mini green plants, not only with a delicate taste, but also refreshing. The coffee shop is located at 1-19-4 Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo. The space design is full of warmth. Whether you come alone to enjoy a relaxing time or meet up with friends, it is very suitable. The potted coffee tasted this time has a rich bottom layer of coffee, and the upper layer is covered with delicate cocoa powder and dotted with small decorations, just like a real potted plant, making people reluctant to destroy this beauty. In addition to potted coffee, the soy milk matcha latte in the store is also worth looking forward to. You must try it next time. Here, you drink not only coffee, but also a sense of ritual in life. If you also love coffee and like to find unique coffee shops, you might as well come to Bongen Coffee to feel this unique romance and healing, and add a beautiful moment worth recording to your life.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Bongen coffee is a popular coffee shop among tourists. If you go to Ginza, try to queue because their coffee is really good. That day, we queued before the shop opened and there was already a queue. Luckily, the queue wasn't very long, so we waited for about 30 minutes. Since the shop is very small, we ordered an ice latte, the rich type, take-away cup, and sat in a nearby park. The coffee was fragrant and smooth, and the milk was very rich. Every flavor was so full in my mouth that I didn't want to finish it. #TravelJapan

Selected 3 coffee shops you can't miss in Tokyo because they're really delicious. I really want you to try them. 3 coffee shops you can't miss when visiting Tokyo: 1. Bongen Coffee (Open: everyday 10:00-17:00) A small coffee shop in the famous Ginza area. The signature menu is Matcha Latte mixed with espresso. It has a well-rounded taste and aroma. Even though you have to wait in line for a long time, it's worth it for the excellent taste of coffee. The barista takes care of every cup and makes it with great care. 2. Koffee Mameya (Open: everyday 10:00-18:00) A shop selling premium coffee beans selected from around the world. The barista will recommend coffee beans that suit the customer's taste and teach you how to make the most delicious coffee. The atmosphere of the shop is elegant and looks more like a coffee gallery than a general coffee shop. 3. Higuma Doughnuts + Coffee Wrights (Open: Thu-Tue 10:00-18:00) A super chic cafe in the Omotesando area. It stands out for its soft and smooth doughnuts in various flavors and delicious coffee from Coffee Wrights. The atmosphere of the shop is beautiful and perfect for taking pictures. With both indoor and outdoor seating, this is a popular destination for coffee and donut lovers. #cafes

Bongen Coffee in Tokyo is extremely popular but is it really worth the hype and long queues? In my honest opinion, not quite. Coffee is pretty average and it is not exactly cheap. Waiting time is also very very very long. The shop is situated in a rather quiet neighborhood and the space is small, no seating available. It is a buy and go kind of spot. The queue can get overwhelming. Experience was a 3/10. Can try once but not a good return option. #travel #coffee

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck If anyone has a chance to visit Tokyo today, we would like to recommend a coffee shop that is very famous on social media, which is Bongan in Ginza, Tokyo. You can find the location on Google Maps. We arrived about half an hour after the shop opened, and there were already about 15 people in line. You may have to wait a bit. The shop is very small and you cannot eat in the shop because after ordering, you may have to wait for a while. It is suitable for those who want to drink delicious coffee and do not focus on taking pictures.

Delicious latte~~ Ginza Bongen Coffee #Flat White

It is a really small cafe with few seats. And you are a coffee aficionado then Bongen coffee is a must. With 4 beans available and options on how roasted you want your coffee, it really is worth the wait- be prepared to wait about 30 minutes or more for your coffee. It’s quite expensive as well but you are definitely getting quality. When it opens at 10am, there are already about 30 people queuing. Ordered the Bongen Latte Rich which is using their dark roast beans. It was intense and robust and the smell and taste just come straight at you. One of the best coffees that I have had in a long long while. This experience is a must! #japantrip #uniquecafe #cherryblossom2024

@retro_sanpo_ ←See more posts here A relaxing walk around town in a kimono🚶♀️ ---------------------------------------------------- A cafe I've been recommending since it opened. I don't like coffee, but the coffee here isn't sour and doesn't linger in your mouth, so it's delicious to drink! It's now a popular shop with foreign customers lining up, but I want to brag that I knew about it before that. 【Points to enjoy☝️】 ・It's relatively empty if you go after the evening ---------------------------------------------------- ◆Building🏠 　Bongen coffee 　2-16-3 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0061 ◆Access🚶 　7 minutes walk from Higashi-Ginza Station ◆Price💰 　Around 1000 yen ◆Crowdedness 　★★★★★ ◆Reservations 　None ◆Photos📷 　OK ---------------------------------------------------- Retro Sanpo | Introducing a retro experience! ↓Recommended for these people! - I like retro - I want to know where I can wear a kimono👘 - I want to spend my weekends and travels relaxing -------------------------------------------------- [Retro Stroll's Thoughts🕰️] Retro Stroll was started with the desire to make people feel that "old" is "beautiful" and stop to look at it. There are many wonderful historic buildings in Japan, but they are difficult to maintain and are often demolished. Not only buildings, but also traditional Japanese objects and techniques. I hope that this will be an opportunity for as many people as possible to look at old things again before they disappear from Japan. If you find a place that catches your eye, please take a retro stroll and take a break! ---------------------------------------------------- #TravelingWithMe

Bongen Coffee Tokyo Ginza has an atmosphere created by bonsai, plaster walls, burnt cedar, and coffered ceilings, all of which are native to Ginza. The drink menu is largely divided into hand drip, espresso, lattes based on Japanese tea (including amazake), and other drinks, so there are many options. This time, I ordered the Flat White (760 yen) and Kintaro Anko Monaka (450 yen). The monaka was overflowing with bean paste. There were only about three seats for eating in, but it seemed like many customers were ordering takeout. There was also an exhibition of beans and original goods inside the store, and the blue (Ruri) cups were a collaboration product with Okura Touen. 350m from Higashi Ginza Station 210m from Shintomicho Station 500m from Ginza 1-chome Station BONGEN COFFEE Tokyo Ginza 2-16-3 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0061 #Tokyo #ginza #TokyoCafe #GinzaCafe #Cafe #Sweets #TokyoSweets #GinzaSweets #Coffee #cafe #Monaka #TokyoSightseeing #TokyoTrip #TravelingWithMe