Cafe Paurisuta Ginzahonten

Here you can find different breakfast options. There is a big breakfast, which includes egg, sausage, bacon, small salad, toasts and coffee/tea. It costs ¥2000. Others are various toasts with salad as well. Tasty. Welcoming staff. Free wi-fi.

Visited November 2023

We want to buy some coffee beans on the last day we stayed in Tokyo and found this one, which opens early and have good review about their coffee. The entire cafe is smoking permitted so yes you can smell the cigarette in the air. However their coffee indeed is very good. My wife at the end bought ...1kg of coffee beans back home from them. The service again may not be the 5 star level from some of the reviewer perspective, if you are used to the 5 star service from some of the Michelin restaurant then this this is not your place. It's like so local that you see this type of service as normal and if I may this is the same type of service as you go to a cantonese restaurant in Chinatown where they don't give you much of smile and response if you say thank you to them. I found it quite amusing.

Visited December 2019

My family and I went to the cafe at Ginza to have a meal. The moment we entered, some of the staff was giving us stares and talking about us in Japanese, assuming we could not understand the language. Despite some of my family members ordering the food there, my grandma and I did not order any food.... It may be our fault on our part for not considering their rules, but they could have kindly reminded us. However, what they done instead was disappointing. The female waitress serving us at the time immediately frowned at us and without hearing the rest of our order, walked away towards the rest of the staff and complained to them about our “ disgusting “behaviour, thinking we were mainland Chinese from China (they had an extremely bad impression of mainlanders apparently)... Almost instantly, the entire staff stopped what they were doing, be it washing the dishes or plating the food, just to stare at us, especially the female waitress who even mocked us. I personally feel that this behaviour is unacceptable and outrageous. I don’t think any customer deserves such treatment and I would not recommend anyone to patronise this cafe, unless you were Japanese, to which they would not discriminate for if you were Asian, they would assume that you were from the country they had shamelessly looked down on...

Visited December 2019

While walking the Ginza strip, we decided to stop here for lunch. They had American style club and BLT sandwiches, which were quite tasty and almost authentic. This is a great place to get out of the heat, enjoy an iced coffee and watch the people walk by on the Ginza.

Visited July 2017

This coffee shop is a pioneer of Japanese coffee culture. You can have good coffee here. There are a lot of people who smoke in this coffee shop.

Visited January 2016