Amazing matcha (I like the unsweetened one) and well loved by the community! My one issue- onigiris here are very poorly filled (mostly rice) which was a big disappointment :( I would recommend coming for matcha and opting for a bento box or something other than the onigiri if you like lots of filling like I do!

Came to try some of their onigiri - I think we came at a somewhat busy time since I felt we waited a little bit for what we ordered - two onigiri bentos and the chicken sandwich. I did enjoy the roe and the salmon but the pork was okay and I didn't try the sour plum. I think the sandwich would've been better if it wasn't wrapped as it steamed a little bit. The place is pretty cute and local and felt very authentic. I think next time I'll just ordered the onigiri or I'll just get a coffee here. Cute vibes.

japanese cafe with solid pastries and onigiri.... i rly enjoyed the tiramisu latte (seasonal!) and matcha white chocolate muffin. tried my friends salmon onigiri and it hiiiit. there's inside and outside seating! since it's only two workers it does take awhile for ur orders to come out but it's worth the wait :) also!! the interior design!!

I recommend trying any of their coffee! I usually go for their American which you cannot go wrong with. But their cold brew is also something I gravitate towards especially during hot weather.

Great authentic Japanese spot to get onigiris, bento boxes and breakfast sandwiches by my home. Very trendy especially with the heavy metal steel door that gives it all. Love their heavy steel door that looks very retro and vintage. There are cute patio chairs and tables and a high table on the side for indoor dining. There is outdoor seating too and a garbage can by the door for discarding trash. Many utensils in an organized shelf to grab along with condiments for coffee and drinks. There is also a bathroom towards the end that is gender neutral. There used to be a 2nd level but due to the pandemic, it is closed down and nobody can go up anymore. I got the tiramisu matcha latte and it was very sweet and good. Not too much sugar and not too sweet. Very high quality matcha and fresh. Drink was coated with a lot of matcha powder on the top and I had to mix it in with the rest of the matcha latte. The place is always filled many young and trendy people and line can get long at times especially during the weekends around noon.

On the way to our actual breakfast spot, my brother wanted to stop at his weekly coffee spot. The decor was very homey and definitely gave a Japanese aesthetic. I ordered a Hojicha Latte and it warmed my soul during the chilly bluebird morning. Staff take great care in preparing your drinks and are very friendly! Looking forward to stopping by for another Hojicha Latte, and other breakfast items, when I visit again!

While waiting for our table at Winson to be ready, we walked over to get coffee here, as Winson Bakery's line was far too ambitious. I'm not sure how I haven't been here before but it is definitely a cafe that I want to go back to again, sit at, feel cute and not delete later. It has all the little treats my heart desires such as hojicha pudding, French toast, and fun seasonal hot drinks - tiramisu latte?! Yes, please. Our oat latte and flat white were delish. Thank you for being so lovely.

Please note that there is NOT a rooftop like many previous photos show! I came here at the recommendation of a friend and was lured in by the prospect of being able to enjoy a fun drink on a rooftop, but alas, there's only a cramped space with what I assume were the tables used in the aforementioned rooftop. I came by around 1:45pm on a Saturday and waited for about 15 min in line before I was able to order. I got the iced Yuzu Ginger Mint Tea, which I really enjoyed. I was able to snag a table and sit with a book while I killed time, but it's definitely not the atmosphere to do work.

Nice ambient cafe with plenty of greenery! iced hojicha latte ($5.75): it comes sweetened so make sure you let them know if you want it unsweet. Great flavor profile and delicious! chasu-don ($16): I'm pretty sure the prices on the website are wrong since it says $12.75 online, but this was still a great filling lunch. The pork belly was tender, and I loved the variety of vegetables as a side! I will say there is pretty limited space, and it can get crowded with everyone ordering and waiting for their items. Despite this, the menu items are superb, and I will be coming back for more!

Really cute Japanese cafe! The space is pretty small, but luckily my partner and I were able to find a spot to sit. We ordered a Tamago Sando to share, a Hojicha Latte, and Matcha Latte. Both lattes were sweetened. For how busy the cafe was on a Sunday afternoon, our food came out relatively quickly. I really liked the Tamago Sando. The lattes were good, but I think I would try them unsweetened next time. Definitely recommend checking this place out!