[2025 Tokyo Restaurant] Travel Guide for Onibus Coffee Nakameguro (Updated Feb)

#japantrip #coffee #tokyo #nakameguro #trains #summer #travel Tucked away in the stylish neighborhood of Nakameguro, Onibus Coffee is a hidden gem for coffee lovers. This cozy café blends minimalist aesthetics with expertly brewed coffee, creating the perfect spot to unwind. When I visited, I was captivated by the aroma of freshly roasted beans and the peaceful atmosphere, just a short stroll from the Meguro River. The baristas take their craft seriously, ensuring every cup—whether a pour-over or a silky latte—is nothing short of perfection. If you’re in Tokyo and appreciate quality coffee in a charming setting, Onibus is a must-visit!

Onibus Coffee Nakameguro A coffee shop I've always wanted to go to. You can choose between a single shot or a double shot of espresso for your cafe latte. I chose the single shot ☕️ It was very easy to drink and delicious~ It's a two-story building and is always full. The seats on the lower floor are surrounded by greenery and are very comfortable. It's also nice that it's just a short walk from the station. Onibus Coffee has opened a new store in Nakameguro, so I'd like to go there too. Open 9:00-18:00 📍 2-14-1 Kamimeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo #0yentravelautumn #nakameguro #nakamegurocafe #coffeeshop #cafe #cafehoppingtokyo #tokyocafe #nakameguro

Onibus Coffee Nakameguro This is one of the best cafes in Tokyo. And when we tried a hot Americano, one of the few menu items in the shop, we immediately realized that the reason why this shop doesn't have many menu items is because they want to pay attention to the details as much as possible. In addition to the drinks, the seats on the second floor are also stylish. It's no wonder that it's located in the super cool shopping district of Naka-Meguro. Although there are only a few seats upstairs and it's mainly decorated with light-colored wood, the fact that one corner of the shop shows a bullet train running in and out on the train tracks makes the atmosphere inside the shop look very charming. Therefore, the angle that you can't miss when taking pictures to post on social media is the angle by the window with the train speeding in the background. You can slow down the shutter speed to make the train a long moving background, which looks beautiful and lively. Or close the shutter quickly and the train stops, along with a smile that looks like you're sitting there, not knowing that there's a train coming. It's also quite stylish. But for those who want a picture from this angle, I recommend going a little early so that you don't have to compete with other tourists who are also eyeing this angle. #TokyoTravel

The best seat in the house is what everyone tries to go for and it faces a railway track with trains passing by. Should be nicer if there is Sakura. This is Nihon and that is nothing new. I passed by the place a couple of times. Always ques outside. So took a glimpse and then planned a visit on weekdays off hours. I like the coffee. It is strong. Ended up coming here atleast 4 times in the lazy noon hours when they don't have many customers. The atmosphere is soothing. It is a two-story wooden house. After placing an order at the counter, you may pick up the food get seated yourself. Besides locals and regulars, there were tourists and social media people lingering around. The ground floor has an outdoor seating area, and everyone was fond of the corner seats on the second-floor. The clear view of the railway scenery through the glass windows was splendid and i understood whats special about it. Their breads are lovely. I got the banana bread twice and wanted more. #japantrip #cafewithaview #tokyo #goodbread #coffeelovers

#japantrip Visited around 9:30am and the 2nd floor was still empty. The seating downstairs was full already though. Best to go before 10am to avoid rush hour! Also, the “iconic” table by the train racks was unavailable when I visited. Ordered their latte but it tasted too milky for me, maybe I should have gotten the double shot or tried their americano or filter instead. The lemon loaf I got was dry, nothing special.

#cherryblossom2024 Onibus Coffee, nestled in the vibrant vicinity of Daikanyama, Tokyo, stands as a beacon for coffee aficionados and casual café-goers alike. This charming establishment not only brews up some of the finest coffee in town but also offers a serene ambiance that makes every visit memorable. Upon entering Onibus Coffee, one is immediately greeted by the warm and welcoming atmosphere that defines many of Tokyo's top-tier cafes. The baristas at Onibus take their craft seriously, evident in every cup they serve. Whether you're in the mood for a classic espresso or something more adventurous, the coffee here is bound to impress with its quality and taste. While the café itself boasts a minimalist yet cozy interior design, a significant draw for many visitors is the potential for a unique vantage point overlooking the nearby train tracks. This particular spot offers a mesmerizing view that adds an urban touch to the café's otherwise tranquil vibe. Unfortunately, seating at this vantage point is limited and can fill up quickly, leaving some to settle for alternative views. However, settling for the garden view is hardly a compromise. The garden area of Onibus Coffee provides a lush, green backdrop that complements the café's peaceful atmosphere. It's an ideal setting for those looking to enjoy their coffee amidst nature, offering a different but equally delightful experience compared to the train view. In conclusion, Onibus Coffee in Tokyo is a must-visit for anyone looking to enjoy high-quality coffee in a picturesque setting. While the coveted train view might not always be available, the garden view ensures that every visit is still a treat. With its excellent coffee, friendly staff, and charming ambiance, Onibus Coffee exemplifies the best of Tokyo's café culture.