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Onigiri breakfast at Fujie Labo at Tachikawa Station. The brightly lit cafe is a part of the Yamamotoyama household, Tokyo’s oldest tea store which dates again 330 years.
Two onigiri with a cup of tea, sizzling or chilly, for under 500 yen ($3.50) is the morning set from 7:00 – 10:30 a.m. I picked gyu shigure, beef cooked in a candy soy sauce and nori with crunchy ume salted apricots. Yamamotoyama focuses on each tea and nori.
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Fujie Labo is within the e-cute station constructing. Simply exit out of the South Exit and take a proper. It isn’t on the road stage however on the extent that the station ticket gate is. The matcha lattes additionally look superb, nevertheless it was exhausting to withstand the onigiri breakfast particular.
Fujie Labo @fujielabo_tachikawa
Tachikawa-shi, Shibasaki-cho 3-1-1, Tachikawa e-cute
If the trek to Tachikawa is an excessive amount of take a look at the upscale tea room in Nihonbashi, Fujie Sabo. Final time I walked by the store there was an indication in entrance that stated reservations are required.
https://fujie.yamamotoyama.co.jp/e/sabo/
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