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Starbucks Reserve Roastery Tokyo 📸

2024 May 7

Starbucks Reserve Roastery Tokyo, a photo dump.

By commute, Starbucks Reserve Roastery Tokyo is more accessible by bus since the train station is about a 20-minute (brisk) walk away. There are no parking spaces available. Even on their website, it states that taking public transportation is more recommended.

The building has four floors:
1F: Starbucks Reserve,
2F: Teavana,
3F: Arraviamo Bar, and
4F: AMU Inspiration Lounge.

We went there since it was on the way back home (from Gōtokuji Temple). No question, I went to Arraviamo Bar right away. It’s not available in the Philippines, and of course, I want to try their strongest drink. 🥃

Official website: STARBUCKS RESERVE® ROASTERY TOKYO｜スターバックスコーヒージャパン

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