Tea & Coffee Merchants in Tokyo
6 stores · curated ORBIS register
New Zealand-born coffee roaster in a converted timber warehouse. Excellent flat whites and single-origin pour-vers in a spacious, industrial-chic setting.
California's third-wave coffee pioneer in a minimalist Tokyo roastery. Precisely brewed pour-overs and excellent espresso drinks.
On a Ginza backstreet, Café de l'Ambre has served coffee and nothing else since 1948, when Ichiro Sekiguchi opened its doors in the lean years after the war.
Horiguchi Coffee is a specialty coffee roastery and cafe business founded in May 1990 by Toshihide Horiguchi, distributing green coffee to micro roasters as well as roasting, retailing and wholesaling its own coffee. Its cafes serve drip coffee made in a traditional Japanese style, espresso drinks and food, with locations in Setagaya, Komae, Uehara, Otemachi and Yokohama.
Premium Japanese and international tea shop with over 400 varieties. The annual 'Tea of the Year' release causes queues around the block.
Onibus roasts single-origin lots from Ethiopia, Guatemala, Colombia, and Kenya out of its Nakameguro shops, steps from the station. The company became a B Corp after a stated four-year certification process.