Salon de Café

Ginza & Tsukiji


Inside cosmetic company Shiseido's iconic lipstick-red building, Salon de Café is a classic Ginza spot for tea (from ¥1000 for a pot), decadent seasonal parfaits (from ¥1800) or a light meal (go for the dainty fried shrimp sandwich; ¥1700). It's white tableclothes, soothing hues and seats you can sink into (while still somewhat retaining good posture).


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