Café Kitsuné Aoyama

All the vibe was nice. Cafe and cake were good. Highly recommend to have a cup of cafe with your friends here

I had the seasonal sakura matcha latte with soy milk. The seasonal drink was already expensive, but the soy milk was an additional ¥150 which is crazy. The match latte itself did taste good. It was very rich in flavor and the consistency was thick. I did taste a hint of the sakura flavor. Is it worth the extra price from the standard matcha latte? no The atmosphere here is amazing though. I wouldn’t read a book here without anc headphones. Great music is playing. This is a good spot for a date or to hang out with friends. The service is really good as with most places. Also, water was brought to me which was a nice touch.

If you’re looking for a classic GOOD American coffee shop, this is Officially the best coffee I’ve ever had! (Oat milk iced latte) I decided to come here since it’s my favorite coffee shop in Paris, so I had to check it out in Japan and it did not disappoint!!

Wonderful customer service. The best coffee I had in Tokyo. Mouth-watering desserts. Matcha cheescake was soooo delicious.

Nice place to check out, not crowded when we visited at 10am. Friendly and delicious.

Came here on a Monday afternoon to treat myself and I’d definitely recommend. I lined up for 10 minutes and then got an espresso tonic and matcha espresso cake, both were delicious! I paid 1600 total, which is pricey but the espresso tonic is quite big and the cake very creamy. Very friendly service! Generic pop music in the background but not too loud to have a normal conversation. Don’t come here to work or study as they have a no laptop policy. It seems the cafe is more for socialising.

Café Kitsuné is super cute and located in a lovely place. The interior is decorated nicely and the environment is cool. They did quite a good job regarding their brand building though. You can be annoyed by the hype but I decided to love it. You have to admit - the shirt and the shopping bag with the logo are quite cute. You can definitely expect to bump into a lot of tourists here. Still, it’s a nice stop for a coffee but don’t expect to get a seat since it’s really small and they just have a bar with a few chairs. Their service was exceptional; and the staff were very friendly. The espresso they offered and the coffee and the cakes were all excellent.

Super trendy cafe with branding from a french fashion brand. This cafe is super cute with a really unique Japanese/French vibe. I ordered a mocha with soy milk, Parisian Sandwich, and a seasonal oolong tea crème brûlée. The sandwich was on a nice baguette, and the dressing on the greens was super tasty. The mocha was well balanced and came in a cute branded cup. The seasonal creme brulee had raspberries inside, a bit surprising, but fell just a little short of my expectations. Overall, I had a pleasant cafe experience and would come back for a sandwich and coffee again.

I want to give this place the benefit of the doubt, but my god our experience was horrible. I was meeting my dad at Cafe Kitsune since we planned on having lunch a couple doors down. It didn't make sense for me to order a drink since my dad was nearly done with his and we were about to eat somewhere else. So i sat and chatted with him while he finished his coffee. The waiter came around and told me that there's a one drink minimum per guest and dropped a menu next to me. I kid you not, she came by every minute with a cold demeanor to tell me there's a one drink minimum and that I needed to order to sit at the table. Even though I told her we're leaving after my dad finishes his drink! We weren't taking up any extra space by me joining his table but she was clearly trying to make us leave faster so another party can be seated. I was so taken back since I've never really had a horrible dining experience in Japan. My dad quickly downed his coffee and we left. There's plenty of good cafes around the neighborhood that I'll try before coming back to this one - hard pass on my next trip.

I don't see anythjng special about this cafe at all. No service, just counter order. Take your own seat. The coffee reminds me of starbucks beans. The space is laid out open and lounge music.

Quite overpriced and they made us buy one drink per person - food does not count. There are also no laptop signs when you get in.

This is a really lovely latte with a nice outdoor patio. The fox-shaped cookies make for a great photo but I've had better tasting butter cookies elsewhere. The staff wasn't exactly welcoming, and despite several open seats told us we would need to take out coffee to go. When I questioned about it, they relented and said we could take the open seats - not sure if they were discouraging foreigners or just having an off day.

How have I not been here before? Ever since Omotesando Koffee has closed, I've been aching to find a coffee shop in the city that has similar Japanese aesthetics while not compromising on their taste in coffee. Cafe Kitsune is just the place. Kitsune is the Japanese word for "Fox", and apparently, this cafe is run by a music label/apparel brand called "Kitsune" (thanks Kohei O. for explaining in your review). It's located behind Omotesando Station's exit A5, very close to Blue Bottle Coffee and Commune 246. The shop has very distinct old Japanese interior with benches outside as well has tatami seats inside. To say the least, the best part of this place is how good their coffee is! The iced latte had a strong bitterness that coffee lovers would love, and the matcha latte was also incredible. Buy the foxed shaped cookie too! They also have a small gift shop of coffee beans, custom cups, tote bags, etc. They also have free wifi!

Fantastic coffee shop to stop by at while you're out and about strolling around Omotesandō and Aoyama. All coffee drinks are served to perfection here. The service is friendly and the interior is beautiful. Overall, the experience is very chic that is fitting with both the Kitsuné brand and its location in this upscale shopping district.

What a cute hipster spot! We couldn't find it at first because it is hidden around the corner. Upon entering, it feels like you are in a secluded Japanese garden that has a great relaxing feel to it. There is indoor and outdoor seating to sit and chill. We got the hot cappuccino, iced latte, and the iced hoji-cha (roasted green tea). The roast of the hot cappuccino tasted very rich and the foam was smooth. It was very well poured! The iced latte needed more coffee- it wasn't strong enough but after adding to scoops of sugar, it tasted good. The tea was good- no complaints there. It comes unsweetened! The barista knew minimal English, but we were able to get the point across. The decor of this place was what won us over, and the drinks were good too. It is located in the coffee alley so the overall experience was cool.

Small and cute hidden cafe in a small alley. Perfect for a mid-afternoon coffee break from shopping! There is indoor and outdoor seating. You order first when you walk in and wait for your coffee to be made then grab a seat! They have free wi-fi so you can plot your next move in the area. They have a restroom with Aesop hand soap which I must call out bc I love Aesop. Everything in this shop is well designed with a bamboo aesthetic that is so pleasing to the eye. I love their logo and luckily you can purchase their cup and saucer sets to take home with you! Win/win situation! Cash only.

I went here on a really hot summer day so I was really dehydrated. I didn't order the coffee so I have no idea if their coffee is good. The cafe was pretty small and crowded. The walkway into the cafe was actually pretty big and very photogenic. I only ordered their lemonade, which was really good and refreshing! Really good to check this cafe off my Tokyo list though. :)

Er.. how should I say this...Not impressed. Like another reviewer, I left disappointed. Cafe Kitsuné has a cool and well curated Instagram page where I had originally learned of them. I planned my Tokyo trip with this cafe as one of my stops in the Omotesando area. Upon arrival however, the place was pretty dead, the barista interrupted my picture taking to ask me to order immediately ("Order first" his words, not mine), and the coffee itself was very average and very expensive. I ordered a cafe latte which was over 500 JPY. I'm not a coffee snob, but if my hometown coffee shop can pull a better espresso.... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I was also looking forward to purchasing their cute tote bag after drooling over it on Instagram for months. And yes the bag was still cute in person, but the price most definitely was not cute. About 4400 JPY for a fabric tote bag probably Made in Zhong Guo (China). No Thanks. I wish I had gone to LATTEST OMOTESANDO, where a barista from the show Terrace House (of which I am a huge fan) works... but I digress. If you're a serious coffee connoisseur, skip Cafe Kitsune. There are other shops in the area with probably a much better cup. Heck they even have Blue Bottle in the neighborhood. Cafe Kitsuné. All style, No sustenance.

I may be in the minority here, but I left feeling disappointed. I know that it has an avid Instagram following and "of the moment" decor, but that does not necessarily result in a decent product. The americano I had was just meh, as was the service. Other things not in its favor: cash only, and if you are more than one person, each person has to purchase a minimum of one drink (food doesn't count ) for anyone in the group to receive the wi-fi password. Really?

Cute place, average coffee, often overcrowded. I wouldn't say they have wifi, since they only allow wifi on cells and not tablets/computers. Which they won't give you the password, they say they'll type it in for you. There's a million great cafes in Omotesando, skip this place.

Delicious coffee, lemonade and sandwiches! Lovely setting and use of bamboo. Has a very "traditional" Japanese feel to it which makes a great photo opportunity.

Cute Cafe in the trendy area of Tokyo. Good coffee easily as good as blue bottle but with a Japanese touch.

Coffee is good - on par with other high end coffee shops Staff has attitude and not particularly helpful So if you want good coffee and do not care about staff, place is good.

I LOVED this coffee shop. It was super cute and it was a fusion of traditional japanese and modern coffee atmosphere. The cafe is bigger than it led in to be so theres a but more seating around the corner then a mirror to make it look even bigger than it actually was. Their chocolate shakes seemed to be popular but we really enjoyed their frozen green tea drink and cute fox cookie. :) cheers!

The Tokyo outpost of the fancy clothing and cafe Parisian brand. Very nice aesthetics and if it's not crowded, a wonderful place to hideout while enjoying a cup of jo'. On the downside, during my visit their espresso machine was broken so drip coffee was the only option - 600 yen cash only for a cup. It's good but pricey!

Great decoration. Horrible customer service and matcha Latte that has all the matcha crumbled at the bottom. Never coming back. No wifi.