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Coffee shop · Taitō ·

ignis

Coffee shop · Taitō ·

Specialty coffee shop with unique beans and careful preparation

omakase course
excellent coffee
friendly barista
ice drip
phenomenal coffee
pour over coffee
el mirador
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3 Chome-44-11 Sendagi, Bunkyo City, Tokyo 113-0022, Japan Get directions

¥1,000–2,000

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Cozy
Trendy
Coffee
Debit card accepted
Contactless accepted

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3 Chome-44-11 Sendagi, Bunkyo City, Tokyo 113-0022, Japan Get directions

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¥1,000–2,000 · Menu

Features

•Cozy
•Trendy
•Coffee
•Debit card accepted
•Contactless accepted
•Lunch
•Catering
•Coffee

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Jan 24, 2026

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Thantakorn L.

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The best coffee I have tried in my life. The shop was minimal and humble, yet very tasteful interior. The staff was very friendly and professional. I ordered Ethiopia and Panama Gesha, both are simply mind blowing. The brews were very light, almost transparent, but the flavour profile and taste note come so clear and distinct. Very memorable cup. Bought the beans back and hopefully I can replicate their brews at home.

Mark

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The best coffee experience we have had in Japan bar none. If you love coffee and are in Tokyo, the high end omakase here is a must. I am surprised that this place only has 4.1 stars - some locals do not appreciate the server describing the coffee they are being served, but I loved it - the Malaysian woman (didn’t ask for her name) did an amazing job and her passion was contagious. We were served several fruity geishas and loved the Columbian lots in particular. Again, our best coffee experience in Japan and such a treat.

Irvin Kumar R.

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Stumbled upon Ignis at the end of Yanaka Ginza street on my 1st trip to Tokyo. It’s a lovely small speciality coffee shop with a great selection of different type of coffee beans and some to be purchased as well. Their baristas were very friendly on both occasions I’ve visited them and I will always recommend coming whenever you’re in need of a great cup of coffee!

Mikhael A.

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Had the Eth Jasmine Scenting in their Kamakura Branch and it's really good. When I came back to Tokyo, I visited this main shop and had the El Mirador ice drip. And it's also really good. Unique way to do the ice drip but the reason is make any sense, and as long the coffee is good, then it's good!

Hanna H.

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Excellent coffee, excellent service. Very friendly barista named Yuta served us and he’s the kindest ever. And the beans smells really good we ended up buying a bottle!

Marsha T.

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a fancy coffee shop with unique beans and excellent service. my friends and i tried the coffee nomikurabe set and it was not only delicious but a great experience. it’s pricey but worth it! also, the coffee cups are beautiful.

Harry U.

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The Omakase course definitely worth it. The barista also gave me an extra serving of El Diviso Filter Coffee with special Thermal Shock Process thank you.

Mary W.

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Last month, we stumbled onto this quaint pour over coffee shop. It seats four people at a time. The selection of coffee was excellent. We purchased a few beans to enjoy back in the state's.
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