コメダ珈琲
(Komeda Coffee)
■Franchise / Café / Price per Person: ¥1,000-¥1,500
※Prices are based on my visit and may vary by location or time.
Komeda Coffee is a popular café chain with locations all across Japan, known for its generous portions of desserts and meals.
Founded in 1968 in Nagoya, the café is beloved by both locals and travelers for its hearty morning sets, the signature “Shiro Noir” (a warm Danish pastry topped with soft-serve ice cream), and its cozy, relaxing atmosphere.
One of its most well-known features is the “Morning Service,” where a cup of coffee comes with complimentary toast and a boiled egg.
Komeda Coffee: Menu Worth Trying Everything
Here’s a look at Komeda Coffee’s drink menu.
Even the regular size offers a bit more volume than typical Japanese cafés, and for an extra 100 yen, you can upgrade to the “Tappuri Size,” which is about 1.5 times larger. The serving is generous enough to enjoy even without ordering dessert.
This is the colorful and cute soft drink and shake menu from Komeda Coffee in Japan.
Komeda also offers coffee ticket booklets, which are a great value for frequent visitors. By adding 100 yen when using a ticket, you can upgrade to the “Tappuri Size,” which is about 1.5 times larger than the regular size.
Komeda Coffee in Japan is not only known for its generous portions, but also for its wide variety of desserts and food options. From light bites like sandwiches, burgers, and toast to fuller meals like spaghetti and hot dishes, there’s something for everyone.
Komeda Coffee: Shiro Noir
When you think of Komeda Coffee, the first thing that comes to mind is the iconic Shiro Noir.
The name combines “shiro” (white in Japanese) and “noir” (black in French), representing the contrast between the warm, slightly dark Danish pastry and the white soft-serve ice cream on top.
Pour on the maple syrup, and you’ll enjoy a delightful mix of hot, cold, and sweet all at once.
If you just want a small taste, the mini size is a great option.
Komeda Coffee: Morning Service menu
This is Komeda Coffee’s popular Morning Service menu. Rather than getting a free drink with bread, you get free bread and toppings when you order a drink.
The Morning Service is available daily from opening until 11:00 AM.
How to order Komeda Coffee’s Morning Service:
Step 1. choose your bread: toast or a soft roll.
Step 2. choose one topping: a boiled egg, egg paste, or sweet red bean paste.
Step 3. you can optionally add butter or strawberry jam for free.
Komeda Coffee: More Than Dessert, It’s a Full Meal
To be honest, many cafés and restaurants in Japan tend to serve smaller portions — but Komeda Coffee is a clear exception.
With servings so generous you might wonder if you’re having dessert or a full meal, it really stands out. It’s hard to tell just how big everything is through photos alone, but if you’re looking for a hearty café experience in Japan, this is the place to go.
And if you have time, don’t miss their Morning Service menu — it’s another reason to visit early!
■Komeda Coffee
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