Streamer Coffee Company Shibuya

STREAMER COFFEE. The boss, Hiroshi Sawada, is the first Asian latte art champion. So you must order latte when you come! Of course, the boss was not there when I came. The coffee was made by a white friend. There are many foreigners in the store, and it feels very international. The milk is really good, and the latte art is also very beautiful, with the logo pattern. Thumbs up. ​​​

STREAMER is the brand of latte art champion Hiroshi Sawada. The store was first opened in Shibuya. In recent years, I often come across its stores. I unexpectedly discovered that there is also one in Nakameguro. The latte is really delicious. The latte art is also really comfortable. The store in Nakameguro has some sandwiches. I chose a bacon and egg sandwich for lunch. It's not amazing, but it's not bad. Pets are allowed in the store, so I saw this... I don't know whose wig it is? Hahahaha, it's really super cute and super well-behaved.

【Great Places to Visit in Tokyo | streamer coffee】 . The latte art that everyone in the Japanese coffee world knows, the Streamer Coffee Company opened by the first Asian champion, Hirofumi Sawada. . This store has many branches in Japan. My Japanese friend took me to one near Shibuya, which is located in a furniture store. . It is a bit difficult to drink the latte made by Mr. Sawada himself, but the staff who are from a famous family are not comparable to ordinary coffee shops! . The American skateboard 🛹 decoration style, in addition to coffee, the store also provides light bread, small desserts and the like. . "Cookie Coffee" I thought there were cookies 🍪 in it, but it actually tasted like cookies! Perfect appearance! "Apple Tea" This is recommended for friends who don't drink coffee, it is said to be okay! "Military Latte" How can you not take a look at the latte art when you come here! Look for this barista brother, the latte art is super awesome! . You can drink coffee while strolling around this furniture exhibition! The Japanese decoration style is super heart-warming!