A good place to chillax with a cup of coffee. Attentive staff.
Perfect for people watching of the chic crowd that frequents the surrounding neighborhood’s designer boutiques. Coffee was delicious but it’s the interior design and high fashion set that really draw you to Cafe Kitsune - steal a couple napkins to add to your bar back home, the branding here is as close to perfect as it gets.
Good coffee. Cool graphic design. Almost no where to seat.
Great coffee. Chill atmosphere. Very Japanese decor.
Quiet little back-street destination. Nice toasty snacks, with great coffee (for Tokyo). Cute decor.
Coffee place from Maison Kitsune (a french Brand from Paris). Small, cozy and good coffee. What do you need more? Right cherry blossems. They got that sorted too.
heard that their staff were snooty and coffee overpriced. for me the price doesn't matter, the coffee was not too bad. the service was normal, but i dunno if it's only because i speak english. i'd say the atmosphere or decor or vibe didn't make me feel comfy or relaxed, and that's why i probably won't pay a visit again.
Stylish cafe in cozy Omotesando area powered by Maison Kitsuné fashion brand. Good coffee in modern yet traditional Japanese interior.
Good coffee, cool interior decor but HHHHHYYYYYYPPPPPPPEEEEEEEEEE
For those unaware, the Kitsune in the name refers to Maison Kitsune - the French fashion brandso you end up paying a lot of hype tax on your coffee, mugs, etc. If you're visiting the area as a tourist I'd recommend you check it out as it is pretty cool TBH.
Can't justify coming here regularly though. Be prepared for premium prices.
The coffee was over priced. It was okay, buy for 600 yen you get about 5 sips of coffee. You're definitely paying for the name/environment. They grind and drip your coffee on demand though, which is cool. If you're going for the coffee I'd skip this.
They had some pretty great French toast, though.