Kamata Cafe

Cafe • 5-chōme-14-5 Nishikamata, Ota City, Tokyo 144-0051, Japan

4.6(446 reviews)

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Dog-friendly

Kid-friendly

A cozy cafe for coffee enthusiasts, couples, and dog lovers

A calm atmosphere with no doubt for Instagram-worthy shots

The popular cafe 'Kamata Cafe' near Kamata Station impresses with its interior adorned with dried flowers and greenery. In the calm atmosphere with a wooden tone, you can spend a relaxing time on the sofa seat. In this stylish space for Instagram-worthy moments, you can enjoy delicious coffee and food.

Dog-friendly and cozy for dog lovers

You can bring your dog inside, making it possible to fully enjoy cafe time with your pet. The friendly staff's attitude towards pet owners is highly praised. The ease of bringing pets with you is the charm of this place.

Exquisite sandwiches and the rich aroma of hand-drip coffee

Recommended for lunch is the 'Yuzu-flavored Teriyaki Cheese Sandwich' with a refreshing yuzu aroma. The coffee, brewed with a hand drip, has a popular blend with a perfect balance of bitterness and sweetness.

A hidden gem cafe to forget time and relax

The charm of 'Kamata Cafe' lies in its sophisticated and cozy space that blends into the local atmosphere. It attracts various customers, from those enjoying reading on the sofa to those spending time with their dogs. It is a hidden gem cafe where you can forget the time and relax at your leisure.

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Reviews

5(a month ago)

Justin Shircliff

A nice cafe that turns into a bar in the evening (but you can still get coffee and sweets). It’s open late which is a plus. I went after dinner and wanted a coffee and something sweet to eat. I ordered the pour over coffee which was done well. I also ordered the caramel basque cheesecake and it was delicious. There’s bar and table seating, and the vibe is laidback. Service was fast and friendly. A little walk from the station but worth a visit if you have some time.

5(8 months ago)

Michael A

Rostery and café by enthusiast owner and skilled barrista. Extreme quality consciousness with eye for details while remaining unpretentious. Chick and modern interior with a spacious and unassuming design. A genuine plane with a genuine feel. Excellent cappuccino from espresso (who's is not the norm in Japan) and homemade brulee pudding with coffee jelly. 600 yen for the cappuccino which I happily paid for given the quality (current mean is about 500 yen). Highest recommendation.

5(a year ago)

Kimberly M

This was our first breakfast in Japan. Relaxed cafe with nice ambience. Ordered coffee with milk and croque madame. It was good. Service was friendly and our waiter spoke English. Would recommend.

5(a year ago)

Ann Gayle Sibonghanoy

A simple, laid-back cafe in the quiet local area of Kamata. A one of its kind in the area. The place is very cozy and has lovely, rustic interiors. I came for brunch and their food was good and presented well.

5(2 years ago)

Nina Cataldo

I’ve been in this neighbourhood for nearly 30 years and it’s nice to see a cute and friendly cafe like this pop up! It’s a great place to catch up over coffee or do some work on my laptop since there aren’t many other places like it nearby. The drinks are great (with alternative milk options) and I love their unique sandwiches too. The staff are always so friendly. They do fun bar nights and gyoza nights too! Highly recommend.

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