- Japanese Restaurant
Gyu-Kaku Japanese Bbq
9844 Hibert St #1, San Diego, CA 92131, United States
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................................$ ¥600アフォガード
About Sarutahiko Coffee The Bridge
If you’re wandering around Harajuku and need a solid caffeine fix, Sarutahiko Coffee The Bridge is a spot you’ll want to check out. Tucked just above the hustle of the station on the third floor, this coffee shop has a vibe that’s casual but instantly welcoming, making it a perfect pitstop whether you’re commuting, shopping, or just exploring the neighborhood. Inside, the aroma of freshly roasted beans hits you right away, and it’s easy to see that coffee here isn’t just a drink-it’s a craft. Whether you’re into classic espresso, a velvety cappuccino, or something a bit more adventurous, the baristas are ready to whip up whatever suits your taste, and everything is served with a relaxed, approachable touch. For those short on time, takeout is a breeze, and if you prefer to linger, there’s comfy seating that encourages a slow sip and maybe even a quick bite from their selection of light snacks. Beyond the in-shop experience, Sarutahiko Coffee The Bridge also offers delivery, so you can get your favorite coffee fix right to your desk or home without missing a beat. The menu’s focus on coffee is complemented by just enough quick bites to keep your energy up, making it a great stop for a morning boost or an afternoon recharge. What’s nice is how seamlessly it balances efficiency with quality; the staff keeps things moving without ever making you feel rushed, so it’s as much a local hangout as it is a pitstop for tourists. And the location? Prime for people-watching-sitting near the window lets you catch the flow of Harajuku’s eclectic crowd while savoring a perfectly brewed cup. Whether you’re grabbing a takeaway latte before a busy day or settling in for a relaxed break, the atmosphere here is warm, lively, and unmistakably Tokyo, with the kind of approachable charm that makes you want to come back again and again. With its combination of expertly prepared coffee, convenient service options, and friendly ambiance, Sarutahiko Coffee The Bridge feels like a little home-away-from-home for coffee lovers exploring the Shibuya area.
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- Monday: 08:00 AM - 10:00 PM
- Tuesday: 08:00 AM - 10:00 PM
- Wednesday: 08:00 AM - 10:00 PM
- Thursday: 08:00 AM - 10:00 PM
- Friday: 08:00 AM - 10:00 PM
- Saturday: 08:00 AM - 10:00 PM
- Sunday: 08:00 AM - 10:00 PM
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+81 3-6721-1908
Japan, 〒150-0001 Tokyo, Shibuya, Jingumae, 1 Chome−18−20 Harajuku Station, 3階
Reviews
HUGE shop. Ton of seating. Good WiFi. Coffee is decent as well. Tons of plugs to work and charge. Their pistachio tart was very dry. Would stick to the coffee!
- Albert K -
The coffee beans were excellent! Bought myself a pack of light roast to go. The latte was just right ^_^ This place is insanely crowded but the traffic kept moving along at a steady pace so you would be able to grab a seat fairly quickly. I visited a weekday afternoon and it was very busy. The baristas were so well coordinated and the staff were very courteous. Love this coffee shop to take a break from the craziness in Harajuku!
- The Caffeine Addict -
Nice place to stop by before we went to Yoyogi Park for the Illumination Light. We enjoyed the sunset view from our window seat. It was crowded, but still okay. The coffee and croissant were good. We really enjoyed our time there.
- aish aisya -
Great coffee, great location for a nice view of the bridge of the shrine, the less busy crossing and a nice athmosphere overall... weirdly, if you go on a weekday, there's a lot of business people working and making calls. The croissant was very good!!!
- Willy Chau -
A great place to stop after visiting Meiji-Jingu Shrine. Ordered iced coffee and an oat flat white. Good strength coffee for a cafe. Clean & tidy premises with a large communal table with power outlets for laptop users. Helpful & friendly staff who were able to converse in English.
- Jules Whiteman -
The cafe opens at 8am and if you go there anytime from 8am - 10am you will be able to get a seat. It does get busy from 11am and afternoons are quite packed. Although since there are many seats, the rotation is fairly quick. The iced mocha is by far the best drink I’ve had here and they do offer a fair amount of food options but nothing crazy. All the other cafes are smaller around this area and during peak hours this is by far the easiest to get seats.
- Kohki Yamaguchi -
Nice coffee place overlooking the main entrance to Shinjuku Gyoen and Yoyogi Park. The place gets crowded easily due to the craziness of the Harajuku crowds. This outlet is above the Harajuku Station. Coffee is not bad, reasonably priced. Overall, this place is ok.
- David “The Explorer” Hogan Jr -
This coffee shop is definitely one of the better looking café that we have been to. It is located on the second floor of Harajuku station building, hence very convenient location to get to around a shopping district. I loved that once you enter, you have the modern look of the café, and as you walk further inside it will blend into a more traditional environment. In the modern end, you get a large wooden table that is under a sky light window, hence providing with plenty of natural light (even on a rainy cloudy day). While in the traditional side, if you sit near the window side, you get to over look the surrounding area around Harajuku station (helps to be on the second floor). In terms of the drinks. We ordered a matcha latte and pick up coffee beans for myself. The matcha is very very good. Not too sweet, and definitely can taste the matcha. No verdict on the beans yet, as its still waiting in line to be trialed. Overall Kel rating: /5 The good: Lots and lots of seating, wifi available, very nice environment/workspace. The decent: There is an English menu available, credit card friendly The ugly: coffee beans are in the pricier end.
- Kelvin Leung -
