Café
Fuglen Tokyo
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Sou
August 23, 2016
Many many non-Japanese gathered place
Hiroya
June 8, 2016
A favourite of international style bible Monocle, the original Fuglen shop in Oslo, Norway is a blend of café, cocktail bar and vintage design boutique, where even the furniture is up for sale. not far from Yoyogi Park, in the space formerly occupied by Koz Café. Fuglen Tokyo opens at 8am on weekdays, selling tea and some remarkably good coffee during the daytime (though not any food – if you're feeling peckish, bring your own). Japanese and Norwegian craft beers and a menu of cocktails devised by champion bartender Halvor Digernes, which makes extensive use of infused spirits and bitters; try the ginger daiquiri: it's a winner. The uniqueness of the décor and outdoor seating make this a plum destination for caffeine addicts and the cocktail crowd alike, though be prepared to pay Oslo prices for your drinks.
A favourite of international style bible Monocle, the original Fuglen shop in Oslo, Norway is a blend of café, cocktail bar and vintage design boutique, where even the furniture is up for sale. not far from Yoyogi Park, in the space formerly occupied by Koz Café. Fuglen Tokyo opens at 8am on weekda…
Miyuki
March 7, 2016
the one of best Norwegian coffee shop in Japan. Wireless internet
Chase
January 12, 2016
Norwegian cafe/cocktail bar. What can I say? Great cocktails, great coffee, great staff, great atmosphere, with a mid-century design.
Momo
December 8, 2015
very good coffee place!
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1-chōme-16-11 Tomigaya
Shibuya City, Tokyo