Kaldi Coffee Farm Shimbashi

This is a cute coffee stand and shop located in the train station. Coffee was good and the specialty items were interesting. Was able to get an advent calendar, truffle popcorn, Maui chips and a nice latte too! They have a liquor selection as well mostly wines. It doesn’t open too early which is common in Tokyo. Staff was helpful

Googled looking to buy fresh coffee beans and found this closest to the hotel I was staying at. About 10 mins walk from Ginza, located inside the Shimbashi train station. I did get a little lost! The shop has different varieties of coffee, along with international food, drinks and snacks. While I do like the shop, I found everything too crammed so be careful not to bump into things. Not for the clumsy! Staff speaks a little English but they do have an English menu of all the different types of coffee beans they carry. The young lady who helped me is very friendly. Ended up buying 2 bags of beans. They do also carry some coffee making accessories which seemed ok on pricing. Yet to try the beans I bought so will update again!

Near Komehyo at ground level. Go down Exit G. No need to tap inside train stations.

Lovely coffee place that we happened to stop by when changing stations. some of the drinks seem to be boiled in a saucepan which makes the flavour more strong and dense, allowing for a more enriched taste. The pistachio latte was AMAZING!!!! Top notch! We ended up having it on 3 consecutive days whilst we were in Tokyo. Best pistachio latte we have ever gotten in our life! Highly recommend. The lady in the cafe was also extremely sweet and friendly. ^_^

Imported foods are many. They provide free coffee to taste at the entrance. Known for their Coffee beans and powders. Lots of chocolate-based confectionery are too available. They accepts SUICA and PASMO.

The store is small and gets pretty congested. It is in basement at b1 level located below Starbucks which is what google shows as per location.

Always a pleasure to shop at Kaldi. Lots of choices for international food and wine. Price wise also recommended. So far the best and only place I have found to sell steel cut Oats ;)

Meh. As far as Kaldis go, this one doesn't have much. I went in to find dark soy sauce or shaoxing wine but they don't carry much of a selection of continental Asian ingredients. I was also looking for cheese and gummi candies, but again, slim pickings.