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For Detective Conan fans, this is a pop up restaurants until June. The ambience was amazing and based on the new movie. The food is not as large as the normal Japanese portion but it is all good. I personally recommend the curry meal and ice cream. The items are almoat out of stock due to its popularity and many fanbase.

Went back in February for the Nyanko and Kuma Valentine cafe! I loved the relaxing atmosphere plus decorations. Food was decent but price was a bit high for the quality (the strawberry cheesecake drink was definitely worth it though). My only main complaint is that all food comes out as soon as possible so by the time I finished my main dish the ice cream on my pancake had melted (the bottom of the pancake also got stuck to the plate). Would definitely visit again for another collab!

We went here recently for the seventeen cafe and wow. It was definitely a great experience. The cafe is so cozy with all the fairy lights and the camping stuff decors. The food also was very good with big servings. Not to mention the free merch when you make a reservation online. It’s really worth the money if you’re a hardcore carat !💎 Only downside tho is while you’re inside the cafe, you really won’t be able to connect to the internet bc its underground.

I came here for the TinyTan theme. the place is difficult to find, especially at night. even though the portions are large, the quality of the food is poor. Its like eating frozen food that has not been warmed completely. before coming here you have to make a reservation and pay 600-700yen (I forgot). the price of the food is quite expensive. The TinyTan collection choices are not too many and less interesting. I'm a bit disappointed and won't be coming back~

They are making it work during this pandemic! I got to go during the Harry Potter event and it was a joy. We had the Hogwarts Shepard's Pie, The Gryffindor Bento box, and the Slytherin smoothe! All of it was of course yummy!! I can hardly wait to see what the next event will be.

Love the Kpop events that are held here. I went to the Seventeen Cafe last May (this is a late review), I like how friendly the staff were even though we can't speak Japanese. Very welcoming. However, the food doesn't really taste that good. So bland. Even the waffle is hard to chew.

Only came here for sailor moon theme (a die hard fan since age 5) Food was of poor quality which is unusual in Tokyo. Souvenirs were expensive and you don’t even get to choose the item you want as they’re all closely sealed in papers.

The Harry Potter collaboration cafe was amazing. Very good service. Food looked pretty but the taste could be better and should have more merchandises.

Soufflé pancakes were literally the only thing on J's Japan bucket list, so we had to prioritize at least one meal to feature this viral social media phenomenon. I was forced to place my general life rule of not waiting in line for food on pause during the Tokyo leg of our adventure; it turns out that both travelers and locals love to queue up for things here. We probably waited a solid hour in the February cold, slowly hopscotching our way through the numbered boxes on the sidewalk outside before finally being seated. Was it worth it? Absolutely. Would I do it again? Much like witnessing the Times Square NYE ball-drop firsthand, I think I'm a once-and-done for this experience. You're amply warned in advanced that each order takes about 20-30 minutes to cook. They're not joking, either. The open kitchen prominently features the mixer that's basically working non-stop whipping up fresh meringue for each batch of pancakes. Fortunately, you can order beverages to warm yourself up as you wait for your meal to be impeccably prepared. We ordered the classic ricotta pancakes, as well as their seasonal strawberry flavor and some lattes. We'd already discovered that Japanese folks take their fruit--and strawberry, in particular--quite seriously. There are whole food vendor stands at markets and train stations that sell only strawberries. Micasadeco is no less exacting with their berries, and each slice of ripe, red fruit was exploding with flavor. You can't go wrong with their standard fluffy pancakes, either. Presented simply with a few pats of butter and a couple mounds of whipped cream on the side, the towering stack was just as jiggly and puffy as you've seen on the 'Gram. The space isn't spacious. I observed perhaps 20-ish seats in the house. I'd suggest limiting the largest group you go with to four, and be prepared to be split up into two-tops, unless you want to dramatically extend your wait time. The competing pancake shop appears to be Benitsuru, which we also passed during our explorations. Their waits were even more exorbitant, with an earliest availability time of 4pm when we strolled by before noon. Your mileage may vary. Regardless, I can happily confirm that Micasadeco's pancakes lived up to the hype.

Is it touristy? Absolutely! Is it worth it? Maybe! Personally, I love this area of Harajuku, so why not pair your whimsical fashion finds with equally whimsical pancakes? It makes sense to me, so after a 30ish minute wait, we found ourselves seated, ordering creamy coffees and unrealistically jiggly pancakes. Do the pancakes live up to the social media hype? Yes. You are certain to get your giggly, wiggly picture. As far as the taste- they're fine. We ordered the seasonal berry chocolate and the OG ricotta? Or mascarpone? Both ordered via the so common Izakaya style QR code, while both were consumed I'd only reordered the chocolate. Each pancake tastes like a cloud, some more eggy than others, the chocolate cakes with raspberry sauce, and chocolate whip provided just the right amount of contrast to add a depth to the cloud cake. The only additional element I would add is something with complimentary textural crunch, like a candied nut or fruit for the acidity. While these takes are not exactly my cup of tea, they are something I believe in trying atleast once in or outside of Japan.

Wow this souffle pancakes are out of this world! I see why there's a wait outside before they open. The service does take awhile because they make things to order. It takes about 30min for them to make the pancakes. It's a nice warm vibe inside. A decent number of seats. The pancakes come out jiggling. Each bites was delicious and wasn't too sweet. It was very eggy, in a good way. My whole family was loving it. A very enjoyable experience

They are fluffy alright What I got the fluffy pancakes ofcourse. This is my second time at having fluffy pancakes and so I was anticipating it to be eggy. And I am not sure if I have already been conditioned but it was not as eggy as I thought it would be. The pancakes were jiggly and fluffy. It as very freshly made. I got their seasonal pancakes and i think the toppings are more on the artificial side.. there was a slide of lemon jelly? Overall it was okay for what it was. Environment Very small space and they have you wait outside, it can take up to 1 hour. It is in a neighborhood looking place. One thing to note is that they expect each person to place an order so there is no sharing of dishes. Which is expected since they are so busy. The inside is very small but it can move pretty quickly, if you know what you want. Niceness of the staff Ordering was through a QR code on the tables, so there was min staff interactions. But they were available when I needed them Dollar It was also an experience place and the pancakes was 2000+Yen. I went with my friend and for 2 the total was 5000 some. Yes I would bring someone here if they have not had fluffy pancakes.

After spending some time shopping and exploring Shibuya, we managed to be the last customers of the day at this popular pancake shop. We waited about 20 minutes to get in, but I can understand why the line can be long--after tasting their soufflé pancakes, it's clear that they're worth the wait. We opted for the original flavor since they had sold out of the seasonal special (strawberry topping), but I believe the original is always the best choice to truly appreciate their craftsmanship. Soufflé pancakes originated in Japan, and this place has definitely mastered the art. The pancakes are fluffy, jiggly, and plump, making them as adorable as they are delicious. The dairy in Japan has a unique quality that enhances the flavor, and their ability to make desserts that taste as good as they look is truly impressive. I also love how delicately flavored and perfectly balanced the sweetness is in Japanese desserts. Keep in mind that it's a small shop, so expect a bit of a wait. If you love soft, fluffy soufflé pancakes, this is definitely a must-visit spot!

This place was so hyped up, unfortunately, it was a disappointment. Pancakes were dry and barely eatable. The worst breakfast of my Japanese trip. Maybe I should have gone with the traditional soufflé pancakes.

If you are looking for some quality panca with some amazing hosts and some quality ambience, Micasadeco Cafe brings it all together. We got in there on a weekday in the afternoon and saw a few folks lined up already outside the store. The wait times that were being communicated were in the vicinity of 30-45 minutes. We stood outside in line and in the next 10 minutes the guests that were ahead of us were called in and we followed in soon. Once we got in and were assigned a table it would take about 30 minutes from the time of placing the order till we would receive it. We place two orders of the fluffy pancake with ricotta cheese and a hot tea alongside coffee. The wait was so well worth it as the pancakes turned out to be amazingly delicious. They melted right at the first bite in our mouth. The coffee and the tea definitely complemented the pancakes. Great service , great ambience, great music choice and of course the food was delicious. Absolutely recommend it and so well worth a visit or two or more!!!

Worth the wait! And boy, did we wait. We were a party of 8. They told us that it would be split because they can only seat two at a table. We agreed, understanding how the restaurant is pretty small.y group and I tried all different drinks, and we all were in love with how delicious everything was. The pancakes were to melt for. Definitely the best ones I've ever had in my life. If you're in town, please visit them. There is a time limit since people are waiting to be seated to it helps to know what you want beforehand

Tried the fluffy pancakes based on social media recommendations. The restaurant is small but only had to wait about 10 minutes before getting seated. We ordered the fluffy pancakes and milk coffee. The pancakes were so light and fluffy, not too sweet, and quite filling. They paired will with the chattily cream and ice cream.

Very lack luster experience- the place had about 7 tables, sits up to two people. Cute minimalist vibes. The fluffy pancakes take about 30 minutes to make however our experience took me 70 minutes. The line was very little when I arrived at 11:15am as a solo traveler. Was 3rd in line. I added another solo traveler to join me that I met in line.. two men of color sat together.. this part matters. We ordered within 10 minutes of being sat (the menu is very limited so you have few options, plus, we both knew what we came for) a table of three came in about 10 minutes after us, sat next to us, they received their food ate and left alongside a two top who ordered 3 pancakes... got their food and we are still waiting on our matches. BOTH tables came after us, received their food ATE AND LEFT before we were served our drinks. Which we had to ask for along with our food. We waits a full 67 minutes before asking about our food as we anticipated a wait but couldn't phantom the thought of two tables coming in after both being served, tables flipped and we've yet to get drinks or food. Food was decent, basic at most honestly, would have preferred other locations like BAMBII COFFEE etc. wouldn't go again.

This is the only place I was willing to stand in line for, 1 hr! Worth it! My advice is to get there early.

The service was great, very attentive and friendly. Everything went very well and A very nice interior. The fluffy pancakes are definitely a must try when in the area. Great way to start the day.

After 3 years, I finally got a chance to come back to this souffle pancake place again in Harajuku. The cafe has moved to a new location on a side street behind the original location(please check their website for details). I got the fluffy pancakes with ricotta cheese which did not disappoint. It came with butter, maple syrup and a scoop of whipped cream. The powdered sugar was also displayed in a form of a Halloween logo. Cute! There were jiggly, and fluffy. I devoured them within two minutes! I also got the hazelnut cafe latte which was good too.

You've seen the posts of Japan's supper fluffy pancakes. We did too and had to try it. This place was small like many Japanese restaurants. We got there and was second in line so we had to wait about 10 minutes to get seated. The restaurant has a modern feel and nice. There's a sign saying it takes about 30 minutes to make the pancakes and it was true. Luckily I ordered a Sakura Royalmilk tea which was delicious. When our pancakes came out, we had to do the shimmy video of the pancakes jiggling. Taste wise, they were tasty with the ricotta cheese and chocolate option, but I wasn't blown away by them. Glad I had them but it was probably a one and done for me.

You can't go to Japan without having the soufflé pancakes. Fair warning, the wait time to get in may be long so either come early or be prepared to wait. I've tried soufflé pancakes in New York and have made them from scratch so I know how long it usually takes to make it. As such we ordered the apple pancakes as an appetizer. The pancakes were fluffy and the apple topping was not too sweet. Syrup was NOT included which was a bit bizarre to me. It was an extra charge of 50 yen. Pancakes with no syrup?! Big head scratcher there. The ambiance was nice inside with trendy music playing in the background. The soufflé pancakes were outstanding. The drizzle on top was a nice touch and if this flavor is still available when you go, I would highly recommend trying it. All in all, delicious food.

If you don't mind the 20 minute wait to be seated or the 20 minute wait for the fluffy pancakes to be cooked -- this place is for you! As opposed to the 300 minute waitlist for happy pancake this place was easily a great option! This was the softest and fluffiest pancake of my life & so delicious! The matcha latte was more bitter and less sweet than I expected coming from USA, but still yummy! Definitely recommend this place! (They take VISA payments!)

Back again after 3 yrs hiatus, the souffle pancakes with ricotto cheese are still fluffy & fuwa fuwa. I am spoiled by Gram in SF so the wow factor is no longer there. The location has changed albeit still on the same street. Its def a hidden gem in a quaint neighborhood with narrow alleyways.

We came before the restaurant opened and were the first in line! All of the souffle pancakes take around 20 minutes to make, and we ordered different ones (original and matcha). We read that this location had even better pancakes than flippers, and the presentation and smell was fantastic as they were delivered to our table. I enjoyed the ricotta cream inside the pancakes, which makes it different from the regular souffle ones I had before. However, by the time I got to the third pancake the taste got bland over time and I already ran out of cream and butter. Overall great spot!

I came around 5pm on a weekend so it wasn't too busy. The ricotta pancakes were somehow savoury but sweet. It wasn't too heavy so I really enjoyed eating it with the cream on the side. I think the apple was super dense, sauce-wise. It was layered with apple jam and caramel and had a creme brulee topping. Plus they added caramel sauce on the side. These pancakes were more like American-style! Still pretty good but I prefer the fluffy ones.

The most delicious pancakes! The coffee was also delicious and cute. Just the walk around the area is relaxing. Be there on time, the line can get long!

When I think of pancakes, I usually think of breakfast. But for these kind of pancakes, you can have them at any time of the day. I went during cherry blossom season, so I ordered their seasonal special: strawberry ricotta soufflé. The wait time was about 20 minutes to make on top of the 2 hour seating time. I specifically came here for their fluffy pancakes and it definitely did not disappoint as they exceeded my expectations. They're super light, fluffy, and jiggly and completely melt in your mouth. Not only were they delicious, the cherry blossom presentation was also up to par. Although the wait time is long, I personally didn't think it was that dreadful since it's located in Harajuku and there are many shops to walk around while you wait.

So this place is a little hard to find. It's down Harajuku and on the second floor of a building that has a shoe store at the bottom. This is a small place, so expect a wait. We went around noon and it was surprisingly not as packed as we thought and it was mostly full of tourists. I went here to try the famous fluffy pancake that I see all over Instagram and Pinterest. I ordered their limited edition Berry fluffy pancake and the others in my group ordered the classic fluffy pancake with no toppings. In terms of appearance, it was as jiggly as they said! But it held its shape enough for me to dig in. As I was cutting into it, it felt more like gelatin than a soufflé. They also put cute Halloween designs on it using powdered suga In terms of the taste, I was disappointed. It barely tasted like anything. It melts in your mouth sure, but the sweetness was hardly there and after a while it felt like I was eating gelatinous soap bubbles. It was tiring to eat! But it was filling. The only flavor that it had was the maple syrup, which had barely any sweetness at all either. The classic fluffy pancake was also tasteless and needed heaps of whipped cream and syrup to taste like something. The drinks were typical in taste. Nothing I've never tasted before. But the salted caramel mocha was super salty. Overall, I think this place is a tourist trap. Especially the pancakes. They do have other entrees aside from the pancakes, so you could have better luck trying those.

I love how cute this little cafe is, the wait time wasn't too long. However maybe because we went after 1pm. The pancakes were spectacular. Super fluffy and light! I also order the egg omelet which was slo good. The drinks were good, how we if you like your coffee sweet ask for it sweeten. Overall it was a great experience! Highly recommend

I've been on the hunt for the best soufflé pancakes in Japan! The pancakes here do not disappoint! If you're in the area, come early and make a rsvp. You can expect to wait 1-2 hours since they have limited seating. Luckily there's plenty to do around the area so the time will fly by. We ordered their seasonal special, the strawberry ricotta soufflé pancake. It takes about 20 mins to make and it's great to share! I love the presentation! The pancakes are stacked high and topped with freeze dried strawberries powder, ice cream and more strawberries! The texture was soft and airy without being too mushy. I enjoyed it very much but 3 layers on your own is a bit much and can get kinda bland after awhile. I would prefer an extra scoop of ice cream or jam since it's a lot of carbs. Overall great pancake!

The best pancakes you're likely to find in this galaxy. Plain and simple. Also the salad and mushroom risotto was stellar. Did not expect that. Order those first. The pancakes take about 30 min, so make them dessert.

Not a famous place but still a really good place for brunch. I got the soufflé pancakes and they were so soft and jiggly. They serve a bunch of other foods as well, which isn't as common at the famous soufflé pancakes places. The variety makes this cafe worth a visit, and the soufflé pancakes are an added bonus! Definitely check it out if you're in the Shinjuku / Harajuku / Omotesando Hills area.

The vibe of this cafe was my favorite aspect about this small cozy cafe located on the second floor! After a busy day walking around Shibuya and Harajuku it was quite nice to go into a relaxed atmosphere filled with light laughter and chatter. When we came there was no line and we were seated right away! The food to me was definitely not my cup of tea but I do realize why people would like it. The ricotta pancakes were incredibly light and fluffy, as well as beautifully made. For me personally, I did not enjoy the texture of the pancakes, but that has more to do with my personal preference rather than the pancakes themselves. My favorite part of the meal was the cream served with the pancakes as they tasted almost like a lighter version of cream cheese icing used on red velvet cakes! Overall it was a good experience and definitely recommend this place to people looking for fluffy pancakes!

Wow! I remember watching a video that showed their delicious pancakes and knew that absolutely had to come here. The best part about Japan is that it's always easy to get around! We were staying in Shinjuku and this was about a 40 minute walk or a quick train ride. We chose to walk because the path took us straight through an amazing park. It was a beautiful path through the neighborhoods, parks, and side streets. Now on to the review! The place is kind of hard to find as it's a little off the beaten path and is upstairs. There can be a wait time, but you shouldn't sweat it. A lot of people wait on the stairs. If you have another person with you, they can go to a nearby vending machine and get you something yummy to drink. The food itself was absolutely out of this world. The pancake is incredibly fluffy and has the perfect amount of flavoring. Their syrup just adds to the perfection. Huge disclaimer! It is extremely filling. I know a lot of people like to order pancakes with other things, but you definitely will not need it! If you in Tokyo, you must come here!

While planning our trip to Tokyo, we were recommended this place by a friend for their pancakes. Being a lover of breakfast food, I had to give it a try. We came around 12:15pm on a Thursday during Golden Week. There was a line in which we waited 30 mins. We were given menus while in line so we ordered right away when we were seated. We ordered the Very Berry Fluffy Pancakes, which was a seasonal flavour to the original, unflavoured fluffy pancakes, and the Mochi Matcha pancakes (non-fluffy). The fluffy pancakes were UNREAL! They were so fluffy, airy, and light. The cream on the side was a perfect touch. They were definitely worth the wait! The mochi matcha pancakes were okay. They tasted a little bland and could use more matcha flavour it them. They were also very dense, but still tasty. I would recommend the fluffy pancakes over the mochi matcha pancakes. Overall, we had a lovely experience! The decor is beautiful and the restaurant is located on a cute, hip walking street where I played around with snapping cool photos. Highly recommend this place!

10/10 everything was amazing! Would totally visit again! Yes, the pancakes were everything and more. But honestly everything was 10/10!

This cute cafe is located on Cat Street, away from the main hustle and bustle of Harajuku and Ometesando. The cafe is located on the second floor and, seeing from the signs warning patrons of the danger of waiting in the street, gets very popular during peak hours. We came around 3pm and there was no wait, albeit there was a steady stream of patrons. We ordered the original soufflé pancake (while we were there, they were offering a seasonal flavor but we opted for the original). We were warned that it would take about 20min to make but we were lucky enough to snag one of two tables by the window and enjoyed our drinks while we waited. The soufflé came out jiggle and warm with a tiny beaker of syrup. There was also a powdered sugar Halloween theme design on the plate. The pancakes were delicious and melts in your mouth. There was also a dollop of salty whipped butter that went sooo well with the pancakes. I'd definitely come back during off-peak hours!

I finally had the chance to try what is reputed to be the fluffiest pancakes in Tokyo on my second last day on my trip. I had the Fluffy Pancakes with Ricotta Cheese. Holy out of this world. Once ordering it takes twenty minutes to prepare. Time goes by fast when you also are admiring the amazing interior. A stack of three thick pancakes, it is like eating through air. A side of whipped ricotta cheese and vial of light syrup really complimented the pancake. On its own the pancakes had a subtle symphony of flavours. Located on Cat Street in Shibuya I highly recommend this place.

Was it worth the wait for fluffy pancakes? Expect to wait either in line, after your seated, or both. We arrived about 10-15 mins past the opening time and there was already a line with about 8 people in front of us. I was a bit disappointed to see that there was already a line, but didn't want to turn back, so we decided to wait. At this point, the wait was about 45 mins to an hour. Then, after we were seated, we were told the wait time is another 20-30 mins to cook the pancakes. The inside is quite small and seats about 20-25 people. So I understand the wait outside, but why 20-30 mins to cook pancakes? We ordered 2 different flavors of their fluffy pancakes. The original ricotta cheese and the berry pancakes. The ricotta cheese came with a lot of powdered sugar and a tiny saucer of maple syrup, which went really well together. However, the berry pancakes only came with some powdered sugar and a berry sauce around the rim of the plate, and no maple syrup, which disappointed us a bit. I personally like the berry pancakes because it was noticeably more flavorful than the original (if you ate it without any syrup or powdered sugar). The original pancakes were very light in flavor. Both were extremely fluffy and jiggly which made it fun to eat. Very light and bubbly in texture so you didn't feel super heavy after eating all 3 stacks. Each pancake was at least 1.5 inches to 2 inches and served in a tower of 3. They do have other menu options aside from pancakes. I saw some people ordered a green salad. I would say that it's good to try the pancakes once. I am looking forward to going to other restaurants and comparing the pancakes to this one.

Absolutely the best of the best when it comes to fluffy, jiggly pancakes!!!!! I've had them at 3 different places in the area and these are the best!!! A Happy Pancake was so delicious and fluffy but a more angel cake consistency. I still love them but they're not as moist as Micasadeco. Urth Caffe Omotesando: these fluffy pancakes are huge and doused in a delicious sauce, but they had more of a soufflé egg taste and texture. I don't think I would go back for fluffy pancakes here. Micasadeco- the ricotta based pancake texture is PERFECT! They jiggle when you shake the plate & they don't taste like egg! They have a super moist (but not soggy) texture and they have a light, sweet, slightly creamy texture. If you are looking for the perfect fluffy pancake place, this place is it! What else is good here? Their Croque Monsieur sandwich! A great way to balance off the sweet with some salty. But definitely get at least 2 fluffy pancakes per person Bc you are not gonna want to stop at just one!!! No need for ice cream on the side...Just get it plain and it's perfect!!! It comes with butter and syrup and a small dollop of whip and powdered sugar. I loved mine with just the powdered sugar and a bit of butter!

We knew we wanted to try fluffy Japanese pancakes on our trip, and a quick Yelp search led us to Micasadeco&Cafe Jingumae! We arrived right when it opened and it got packed pretty fast. Their signature pancakes take up to 20 minutes to prepare, so we ordered a sandwich to hold us over in the meantime. They had some other brunch items on their menu which all looked delicious. Our pancakes finally arrived and they were just as soft and jiggly as we had hoped. We ordered one to split between the two of us, and we almost couldn't finish it. Despite its fluffy exterior, it's actually pretty filling. The pancakes were incredibly fluffy, airy, and light. The cream and syrup weren't overwhelming and added a really nice touch to the pancakes. If you're looking for fluffy pancakes in the Harajuku/Ometosando area, I would definitely recommend this place! Just be sure to come during off-peak hours, or right when it opens.

Great atmosphere and absolutely cute little pancake shop. There was a line when I went since it's so famous for its reputable fluffy pancakes. The pancakes was delicious. I didn't order the fluffy pancakes though but I had another one that was paired with smoked salmon which was a little weird but it was still good. Really great place for a date or brunch.

This is a hidden gem, just 6min walk away from the crazy busy Main Street of Harajuku. Small and cozy little cafe on the 2nd floor. The ricotta pancakes are just the greatest pancakes I have ever had in my life. The fluffiness of these cakes are just unheard of for pancakes!! And do not forget the chocolate cream sauce to top it!

AMAZING pancakes. I went at 2 p.m. on a Sunday with my friend and we ended up waiting 40+ minutes but it was definitely worth it. The space is small - a handful of small tables and very cute, small, minimal decor. Most of the customers were females, and I think the space itself and the layout of the place caters to what females like. The ricotta pancakes take a while to prepare, and it took maybe 20+ minutes to get our food, but it was so worth it. We also ordered a mushroom salad and the mochi green tea pancake. The salad was good, mochi pancake is a skip. All in all, I was super impressed with this place and I hope I have the opportunity to come back!

The ricotta pancakes are so fluffy and delish. Worth the visit to try. Tried the earl grey (seasonal). Great subtle taste.

On the plus side, the music is great and decor refined. Plus one as well for the great food presentation. But the signature sandwich was a bit salty and matcha pancakes undercooked so -1.

Review solely for the Fuwa Fuwa Pancakes (fluffy pancakes). We waited in line for about 30 minutes but they staff are extremely pleasant and sincere. When we entered, as a group of 6 we were somehow able to sit together but they do have a rule where each person must order something. I grabbed a drink and shared the ricotta pancakes with a friend! They were amazing. Not too sweet but extremely fluffy and rich without feeling like you're drowning. The addition of syrup was unnecessary for me because the light cheese taste was fierce and smooth down my throat. Great choice for the ever popular fluffy pancakes in Japan.

Great fluffy pancakes! The pancakes were delicious and only mildly sweet. With the whipped cream on the side it was perfect! I'm knocking off a star only because one of my 3 fluffy pancakes was undercooked (some parts of it was still batter-y texture). If you don't want to wait, come during the weekday close to dinner time- we had no wait and were in fact the only people in the cafe at the time.

Tried multiple spots for pancakes while in Japan, nothing came close to Micasadeco&Cafe! Tucked away in a little corner in Harajuku, this beautiful little cafe spot had unbelievably fluffy ricotta pancakes that tasted incredible. We found that many other pancake spots seemed just made for social media photos - big but tasteless. These were melt in your mouth delicious. ~20-30 minute wait once ordered (for the ricotta cakes), small interior, great coffee!

They opened at 11am and we got there at 11:10 on a Sunday. Ordered the pancakes but it took them one hour to make them and the restaurant wasn't even packed... the pancakes were good but honestly don't know why it took so long.

I went to this cafe on a Saturday and arrived slightly before they opened to wait in line. It's a small cafe and the wait for the pancakes is a bit long, so I'm glad I was there early. The ricotta pancakes were amazing! They came with slightly salty whipped cream and maple syrup. My sister didn't care for the whipped cream but I thought the saltiness worked well with the very sweet pancakes. I definitely want to go back!