[2025 Tokyo Restaurant] Travel Guide for THE ROASTERY BY NOZY COFFEE (Updated Jul)

If you see a "COFFEE" sign on Cat Street, stop here for a break. This is THE ROASTERY BY NOZY COFFEE, a coffee shop that only sells single-origin beans. The beans are roasted in-house. The smell of beans roasted in the back wafts through the shop. This time I enjoyed a latte. They also have food such as soft-serve ice cream, doughnuts, cookies, financiers, and scones. The pastries are from their own factory. Their craft beer and soft-serve ice cream are made using specially selected espresso. It might be fun to choose roasted beans from the back after entering the store and then order your coffee 😊 "The Roastery (THE ROASTERY BY NOZY COFFEE)" 5-17-13 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001, Rivere Jingumae #cafe #tokyo #jingumae #shibuya #catstreet #shibuyacafe #coffee #cafe #tokyocafe #jingumaecafe #tokyotrip #tokyotourism

#tokyospots Located on Tokyo’s trendy Cat Street, THE ROASTERY by NOZY COFFEE is a sleek, open-concept cafe that champions single-origin beans with serious style. The industrial-chic space features a live roasting station, outdoor terrace, and a minimalist vibe that draws both casual sippers and hardcore coffee geeks. You get to choose your beans before ordering, and the baristas walk you through flavor profiles with genuine enthusiasm. Whether it’s a velvety espresso or a refreshing lemonade, each drink is crafted with precision. The cafe’s signature New York Rings (cronuts) are a cult favorite crispy, caramelized, and dangerously addictive. Prices lean premium, but the quality and experience justify the splurge. With English-speaking staff, pet-friendly terrace seating, and a location perfect for people-watching, THE ROASTERY is more than just a coffee stop it’s a destination for those who appreciate the art and ritual of a great brew.

#japanitinerary Located in the vibrant streets of Harajuku, THE ROASTERY by NOZY COFFEE is a haven for coffee enthusiasts seeking high-quality, single-origin brews. With a sleek, industrial-style interior and an open roasting station, this cafe offers a unique experience where guests can witness the art of coffee roasting firsthand. Whether you prefer a rich espresso or a smooth pour-over, each cup is crafted with precision to highlight the distinct flavors of carefully sourced beans. Beyond its exceptional coffee, THE ROASTERY by NOZY COFFEE provides a welcoming atmosphere that blends modern aesthetics with a cozy ambiance. The cafe’s commitment to single-origin coffee ensures that every sip is a journey through different regions and flavors. Whether you’re a local or a traveler exploring Tokyo, this specialty coffee shop is a must-visit destination for those who appreciate the craft of coffee making.

#EnjoyJapan I went to "THE ROASTERY by NOZY COFFEE" located along Cat Street, which connects Harajuku and Shibuya! With its stylish exterior and open interior, it really feels like a "chic cafe"! This is a shop that specializes in single-origin coffee, and the appeal is that you can fully taste the individuality of the beans. On this day, I listened carefully to the explanation at the counter, chose the beans I liked, and had them brewed for me. It was a relaxing space that was perfect for a stroll down Cat Street. Basic information about the location Name: THE ROASTERY by NOZY COFFEE Address: 5-17-13 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo Access: 6-minute walk from Meiji-Jingumae Station, 10-minute walk from Shibuya Station Opening hours: 10:00-20:00 Characteristics: Single-origin coffee, open space, popular with foreign tourists, beans available for purchase Stopped by THE ROASTERY by NOZY COFFEE on Cat Street—one of the coolest spots in Harajuku! They specialize in single-origin coffee, and the staff helped me choose a bean that matched my taste. The space is open and stylish, perfect for relaxing while enjoying a high-quality brew. Highly recommended for any coffee lovers exploring Tokyo!

Highly recommend this coffee house for those coffee lover . For sure they serving good quality of coffee with couple options , and some bakery . Don’t miss up their NY Ring , which is really pair with coffee,and the soft serve was really nice to be a sweet finishing . The ambience of the coffee house is cozy , and very strong of the coffee smell surrounding indoor seat. Located : Reveur Jingumae, 5 Chome-17-13 Jingumae, Shibuya City, Tokyo 150-0001, Japan Open Hours : 08.00-21.00 #japantrip#cafe

#tokyostroll If you’re serious about coffee, The Roastery by Nozy Coffee in Harajuku is the place to be. This specialty coffee shop exclusively serves single-origin beans sourced from around the world. The beans are roasted in-house using their impressive roasting machine, ensuring the freshest and most aromatic brews. I ordered a café latte, and it was incredible—smooth, rich, and perfectly balanced. The deep flavors of the coffee shone through, with just the right amount of creaminess. The industrial-chic interior and cozy atmosphere make it a great spot to relax or chat with fellow coffee enthusiasts. ⭐ Recommended for: High-quality coffee – Their focus on single-origin beans and in-house roasting means every cup is top-notch. Great ambiance – The stylish yet laid-back vibe makes it perfect for a coffee break in Harajuku. 📍Address: Reveur Jingumae, 5 Chome-17-13 Jingumae, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0001 #Harajuku #Tokyo #Japan #SpecialtyCoffee

#getgoing2025 I visited THE ROASTERY by NOZY COFFEE in Harajuku with some friends this past weekend, and it was the perfect spot for a chill hangout. The cafe was buzzing with energy, especially around the terrace seating area, where people were enjoying the sunny weather and great coffee. We decided to try the *Anko & Butter Croissant Donut* – a delicious hybrid treat that combines the sweetness of red bean paste (anko) with the richness of butter. The balance of sweet and salty flavors was spot on, making every bite an absolute delight. If you’re wondering whether you should visit, here are two reasons why I highly recommend it: 1. **Vibrant Atmosphere** – The terrace seating area is lively, perfect for people-watching and soaking in the Harajuku vibe. 2. **Unique and Delicious Pastries** – The Anko & Butter Croissant Donut is a must-try! The flavor combination is unique, and it pairs so well with their coffee. 📍 **Address**: Reveur Jingumae, 5 Chome-17-13 Jingumae, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0001 ⋆ ・⋆ ・⋆ ・⋆ ・⋆ #trip #travel #traveling #Tokyo #Japan

Located in a very trendy, busy and touristic area. I think they call it the cat Street. It is about half way between Shibuya and Omotesando, this is a stylish café serving great brews and coffee beans for home baristas. The cafe primarily does coffee and some food, mostly sweets are also available. Their staff seems friendly and is able to speak English They can give recommendations or options for your choice of coffee. My experience was mostly good. #japantrip #couplestrip #staycation #thingstodo

With a friend who is addicted to coffee in the morning. We went to THE ROASTERY by COZY COFFEE right in front of Meiji Jingu Shrine. It's located on Cat Street, but if you go at the opening time, there is plenty of room in the store even on holidays. When I was choosing coffee at the register, I was shown two copies of the same menu, which made me wonder, but the staff member kindly explained to me that the beans were different. They're so new...! I don't like sour coffee, so I had a latte with some high-grade beans. It has a stronger aroma than the instant beans I usually get...it's really good... I didn't order it this time, but at this store, you can get espresso in a champagne glass. Isn't that a bit too much...? We also had canelés as a light breakfast. They were crispy on the outside, but chewy on the inside, which was great. I love canelés because they look cute and go well with coffee♥ They roast coffee in the back of the store, so if you find some beans you like, you can buy them right away. Please check it out. 📍THE ROASTERY 15-17-13 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo #0yentravelNovember

#NewYorkFlightEvent Address: Reveur Jingumae, 5 Chome-17-13 Jingumae, Shibuya City, Tokyo 150-0001 Japan I visited The Roastery by Noji Coffee in Shibuya, Tokyo. It is famous for roasting coffee beans themselves, so there were many customers. There are various types of coffee, but hand drip is the most famous, so I recommend trying it, and it may be a little expensive, but it was a smooth and delicious coffee experience :)

The Roastery by Nozy Coffee, a famous specialty coffee shop in Shibuya. Inside the shop, there are 2 counters: The front is a cafe where you can order coffee, cakes, and ice cream. The back is a counter bar that serves specialty drip coffee. There are samples of various coffee beans for you to smell and they are also available for you to brew at home. We ordered soft-serve coffee, which tasted similar to Kopiko. You can choose between milk, coffee, or mixed. Banana pound cake was delicious, not too sweet, and had a dense texture. For drinks, we ordered an iced latte and an iced Americano. The Guatemala la gran manzana beans were very good and very fragrant. However, these beans are only made in small cups. #TokyoTravel #100TravelTips

The smell of fresh coffee actively roasting creates a sense of excitement in me and relaxed me too. The staff was extremely kind and patient even though we speak very little Japanese. The coffee itself was masterfully roasted and the NY Rings were some of the best we've had. The free chilled water as you visit is also nice. When the weather is nice the outdoor area is also nice to people watch in. I wanted to check their award winning coffees. So, i ordered a café latte using their award winning Platanares coffee beans and the espresso soft serve. The coffee was pretty strong and smooth with a sweet note, very good but not sure if it is much better than their other bean which cost half the price. #japantrip #barista #coffeelovers

If you are a coffee enthusiasist, this is by far the best of coffee related experience you will have in tokyo. I took the risk of trying their expensive but award winning ecuadorian brew. A shot of espresso and in a sit it was clear why it deserved to win. In the day's to come I ended up stopping by on several ocassions. Not the most expensive purchases again but tried a variety each time. I don't think oat milk brings out what milk can with coffee but tried an espresso shot with oat milk and it was really good. There is a smelling station in the back and they will give you a sample smell tour of all their coffee so that was really fun to do. They were very happy to do it and happy to be creative about what taste like what. The pastries and breads were a delight too. I remember trying a cold brew as well. My favourite was their espresso soft serve. Light on the pocket and so yummy! #japantrip #coffeelovers #tokyo #localguides #mytravelhacks

#japantrip Ordered a café latte using their award winning Platanares coffee beans and the espresso soft serve. The coffee was pretty strong and smooth with a sweet note, very good but not sure if it is much better than their other bean which cost half the price. The soft serve was creamy with a tasty coffee flavor but wished it was a bit stronger. Service was good and the staffs/baristas were polite.