CHOP COFFEE CAT STREET

Love the coffee and vibe here - tucked away just behind the matcha store which looked overrated tbh and had really long queues. We got some drinks - dirty matcha, espresso and orange and a cold brew, plus a banana and chocolate muffin - all were delicious!

The coffee is really good I enjoy every drop of it and the cake the got oooh yes it’s amazing filled with jam coming to area like this this is must

Chop Coffee on Cat Street has a fantastic vibe with its cool, original counter seating that adds to the experience. They have a great selection of drinks; we tried the oat latte and a dirty chai, both of which were delicious! The homemade oat cookies were a crunchy treat that perfectly complemented our drinks. We’re so glad we decided to stop here—no wait for a seat or service. Highly recommend if you're in the area and craving a coffee break. Awesome spot!

Cool little coffee. Shop tucked away on Cat Street. Very popular for window shoppers who need a break from commercial overload. But for me it’s their Dirty chai latte that absolutely hits the spot. Amazing drink. Fair prices and friendly staff. This has that Tokyo vibe that people are looking for in Harajuku.

I enjoy this place, not only for the coffee but for the vibe as well. I had been to the original location several years back and enjoyed it. This location is prime and is worth stopping in for a drink. I went with the cold brew which was excellent, with a nice sweetness mixed with a tiny bit of bitterness. The staff were friendly and the service fast.

A quick stop by for some latte, coffee was crafted with passion at Chop Coffee at cat street. It’s just located beside the Matcha Tokyo. Great togo coffee!

The place is tucked right at the start of Cat Street. We had matcha latte, which was very pleasing on a rainy and chilly day. Despite the small appe5, the place does have quite a few seata!

Cute cafe, fast service, and friendly atmosphere. Bonus: Had a gluten free banana bread muffin and choco chip cookies.

I was drawn to the black, block like building off Main St in Harajuku . The big "coffee" sign and gigantic sliding doors were very inviting. The coffee blends served with from 5 countries. I ordered a matcha latte, which was about average compared to the few that I've had.