Omotesando alley cafe! The three-story space is good for taking photos but the food is hard to review🤨☕️

#TokyoAttractions Today I accidentally walked into the "neel" cafe in front of the Omotesando Shrine. I was attracted by the beautiful three-story space, but the food experience was really hesitant... The shop is hidden in an alley. The bar on the first floor is suitable for enjoying coffee alone. The sofa area by the window on the second floor is super cozy. The sunlight pours in and directly turns on the healing mode. There is a small sofa for two people and a balcony seat on the third floor, but the balcony is a bit crowded. If you want to take pictures of outdoor scenes, it is recommended to sit at the door. Every shot is in Japanese magazine style! I ordered a popular drink. The cold brew coffee was refreshing. I recommend ordering a latte or a light-colored drink, which is more interesting with the wooden decoration in the store. Fortunately, the location is excellent! It’s a 10-minute walk to Omotesando Shopping Street and Harajuku. There are a whole row of vintage shops and trendy brand stores that you can’t stop shopping. If you want to take a beautiful photo, you can go there. It’s recommended to avoid the pork chop sandwich and order a drink to sit and stare blankly. 📍Neel Cafe in Omotesando Jingumae, Tokyo