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It is spacious, clean, bright with natural light and offers several seating options. They had a couple of comfy arm chairs that we used. The staff at the front were friendly. We were able to take a seat, enjoy our drinks and use their wifi. I ordered a ice strawberry matcha latte to go. I enjoyed the late and the strawberry was not too sweet.
Stumbled on this cafe during my visit to Vancouver. This is a Japanese style cafe and got their iced white mocha. Service was great and the place was quiet. Perfect place to work or study. They also offer food and desserts
I visited 93 coffee new location at Harbour centre food court. They offer variety of matcha and houjicha items. I ordered Houjicha latte. Houjicha flavor was very strong, nicely crafted. It was very delicious drink. Service was very good and friendly. Grand opening is coming soon. I will revisit after grand opening and will try their food item next time.
Super friendly staff but matcha mid! This review is specifically for the matcha! We were so hyped for the matcha because of the darkness of the green in their drinks but were both really confused when there was almost no matcha taste. We got an iced Matcha Latte and then, they also recommended us an iced Strawberry Matcha Latte. The strawberry overtook the matcha and ended up tasting like strawberry milk. The regular matcha latte tasted like regular milk. Overall, I'd come back for other things!
Super close to our hotel so we came for dinner. Loved the Japanese vibe & large space. Food was okay; the beef on sizzling plate was slightly saltier than I expected. The bacon pasta was a small serving. Service was a bit slow. I only saw 2 servers. We had to request for water a couple of times. We spent over $50 CAD for okay food.
During my recent visit to Vancouver--I discovered this hidden gem that fully seduced me with its quaint, high quality & skillful culinary prowess. I never expected that this unassuming cafe would become one of my favorite meals during my travels. The crew & service here is very friendly & the chef has some sort of magic happening in the kitchen. Their baristas make killer oat milk lattes -- and their complete breakfast meal with a Japanese omelette, tuna filled onigiri & miso soup lives on in my dreams post my adventures. So simple, so delectable & utterly delicious. I cannot wait to return!
Love the calmness when we first walked in...the service was really good. On to the food...omurice hit the spot. Don't expect those that you see on IG where semi-runny eggs gushes out when you cut it in half...it's the traditional omurice. I love every bite of it...that ketchup sauce I could never make...the green tea is a bit on the weak side but maybe I was expecting something as intense as those I had in Kyoto...but I think the intensity here works for most of people...
Cozy environment and was eager to try the Japanese themed breakfast combo. The tamagoyaki (Japanese egg roll) is on the cold side and I wish it to be slightly more fluffy. The origiri is warm and the tuna filling inside the origiri can be a bit more. Overall an interesting dining experience. The sesame dressing of the little salad is delightful.
This place was located very close to our accommodation, so we came here for coffee and tea to start our day. Upon first glance and when we sat down, I found this place very cute. I love the design and decor. I thought this was just a cafe at first, but they also served sit down food and breakfast. I was very surprised at how large their menu was. I ordered the Hojicha latte with oat milk and my boyfriend got the Detox tea. I loved my Hojicha, it was rich, earthy, and creamy too from the milk. It was very good. Also the Detox tea was good too. It was soothing and I really liked the faint peppermint notes. My boyfriend and I shared the whole pot, and for the price I thought it was very reasonable. Also the whole tea setup was very cute and pretty, I'm inspired to have my own tea set at home just like this lol. Service was amazing. I felt very welcome and taken care of. Compared to other establishments, their service is one of the best I've ever received. Next time I'd come here again to try their food and I was also interested in trying their matcha affogato. I'd also want to come back and read, journal, or study here for an afternoon. Our experience was very memorable, I hope to one day return again :) Thank you for taking care of us.
Cute Japanese cafe with traditional Japanese eats in Vancouver. I was excited to stumble upon this cafe. The Japanese breakfast was delicious and filling. The hojicha latte was a first for me to try this flavor and it was very rich/nutty. They also have a lunch/early dinner options which I didn't have a chance to try. The service however was slow. It took about 30 min for us to order from someone after we were given menus/waters. It was getting busy but I also noticed some tables also took note of the time it was taking for their order to arrive. My latte came after another 30 min of ordering. The food items came about another 10-15 min after that. The food was delicious and I did end up ordering take out after few days later with no issues upon pick up. Our in-dining service could have been a fluke but don't expect fast food service. Bring a book
i stumbled across this cozy little cafe tucked behind denman beer wine and spirits, on 1789 comox street. you'd never expect it from the outside, but once you walk in, it opens up into this spacious, warm haven. the lighting is soft, the design modern yet inviting, with wooden accents and a floral garland framing a huge window that floods the space with natural light. it's got that perfect blend of relaxed energy, people chatting quietly, while others focused on work, it was a chill vibe. they've got these super instagrammable parfaits and homemade japanese desserts, not to mention a killer selection of high quality, handcrafted organic loose teas. there's even a table selling stickers, cards, and delicate origami crane earrings. oh, and did i mention the piano? it's tucked away but fits perfectly into the whole aesthetic. the place oozes charm, and you can tell it's got that real homey japanese feel. the service was on point too, genuine, friendly, and top-notch. the staff really made me feel welcome. i only popped in for a drink but i'm definitely coming back for brunch and dessert. i went with the strawberry matcha latte, and the server asked if i preferred matcha or hojicha. she told me hojicha's nuttier and has less caffeine, so i decided to give this a try. one sip and i was hooked. it's brown in colour, i thought it was coffee, a little smokey, with this roasted, slightly bitter edge. honestly, so good. and they subbed in oat milk without a second thought, which was a nice touch. the strawberry purée with the hojicha was a game changer, sweet, but not overpowering, just perfectly balanced. next time, brunch is happening. no question.
I came for a quick lunch one day in October 2023 and decided to try their omurice with a pot of tea. The service was friendly and quick, the cafe a quiet and clean oasis. The tea was good, and the omurice was... very ketchupy. Supposedly it was a chicken fried rice, but I detected only one very tiny cube of chicken in my entire order. The dish itself was well made, IF you like ketchup as the main flavour and ingredient. But if you don't enjoy ketchup, I'd avoid this one lol.
93 Coffee Cafe & Eatery is a very unassuming multipurpose space. With its big open windows receiving plenty of natural light, soft light fixtures, and simple yet modern table and seating set up, it is a perfect spot for a date - getting to know somebody over coffee, espresso, and matcha, a dessert spot - with its various pastries, parfaits, and sweet offerings; or breakfast and lunch spot with its versatile menu of sandos, curries, teishoku, noodles, and bentos. Stumbled across this place while looking for a simple yet delicious Japanese meal to end my latest Vancouver trip. 93 coffee showed up, which was perfect as it was only a stroll and a half from the downtown waterfront area. The location is thicker away, quiet, and upon first entry, it was obviously that somebody meticulously thought of the concept and took great care in procuring the furniture, fixtures, and set up. The staff was friendly but in a non-rushing feeling-like-a-business type of way. So all the good qualities of your neighborhood cafe with the charm of a Japanese cafe. I ordered a hamburg steak teishoku and my boyfriend ordered the Hamburg steak curry. We were impressed by how the patty was flavorful, meaty, but neither greasy or heavy - signature of how it is in Japan. The curry was flavorful without being overly rich. The side pairings for the teishoku was perfect - a mini salad, side of pickled vegetables, rice, and miso soup. Very well balanced. Overall, super satisfied of this latest find. We need to come back to try some of the dessert offerings. read more
In the bustling downtown, this is a good place to take a break and have a nice glass of Japanese style drinks. Spacious and relaxing, it feels homey and peaceful. You can even get a simple cooked meal or desserts. Free parking is limited but the location is great being very close to nice scenery. read more
2 months ago
It is spacious, clean, bright with natural light and offers several seating options. They had a couple of comfy arm chairs that we used. The staff at the front were friendly. We were able to take a seat, enjoy our drinks and use their wifi. I ordered a ice strawberry matcha latte to go. I enjoyed the late and the strawberry was not too sweet. read more
8 months ago
Stumbled on this cafe during my visit to Vancouver. This is a Japanese style cafe and got their iced white mocha. Service was great and the place was quiet. Perfect place to work or study. They also offer food and desserts read more
10 months ago
I visited 93 coffee new location at Harbour centre food court. They offer variety of matcha and houjicha items. I ordered Houjicha latte. Houjicha flavor was very strong, nicely crafted. It was very delicious drink. Service was very good and friendly. Grand opening is coming soon. I will revisit after grand opening and will try their food item next time. read more
Super friendly staff but matcha mid! This review is specifically for the matcha! We were so hyped for the matcha because of the darkness of the green in their drinks but were both really confused when there was almost no matcha taste. We got an iced Matcha Latte and then, they also recommended us an iced Strawberry Matcha Latte. The strawberry overtook the matcha and ended up tasting like strawberry milk. The regular matcha latte tasted like regular milk. Overall, I'd come back for other things! read more
Super close to our hotel so we came for dinner. Loved the Japanese vibe & large space. Food was okay; the beef on sizzling plate was slightly saltier than I expected. The bacon pasta was a small serving. Service was a bit slow. I only saw 2 servers. We had to request for water a couple of times. We spent over $50 CAD for okay food. read more
During my recent visit to Vancouver--I discovered this hidden gem that fully seduced me with its quaint, high quality & skillful culinary prowess. I never expected that this unassuming cafe would become one of my favorite meals during my travels. The crew & service here is very friendly & the chef has some sort of magic happening in the kitchen. Their baristas make killer oat milk lattes -- and their complete breakfast meal with a Japanese omelette, tuna filled onigiri & miso soup lives on in my dreams post my adventures. So simple, so delectable & utterly delicious. I cannot wait to return! read more
Love the calmness when we first walked in...the service was really good. On to the food...omurice hit the spot. Don't expect those that you see on IG where semi-runny eggs gushes out when you cut it in half...it's the traditional omurice. I love every bite of it...that ketchup sauce I could never make...the green tea is a bit on the weak side but maybe I was expecting something as intense as those I had in Kyoto...but I think the intensity here works for most of people... read more
6 months ago
Had the mango matcha with Oat milk. 10/10, definitely coming here again. Very flavorful and very tasty, not too sweet either read more
Cozy environment and was eager to try the Japanese themed breakfast combo. The tamagoyaki (Japanese egg roll) is on the cold side and I wish it to be slightly more fluffy. The origiri is warm and the tuna filling inside the origiri can be a bit more. Overall an interesting dining experience. The sesame dressing of the little salad is delightful. read more
2 years ago
This place was located very close to our accommodation, so we came here for coffee and tea to start our day. Upon first glance and when we sat down, I found this place very cute. I love the design and decor. I thought this was just a cafe at first, but they also served sit down food and breakfast. I was very surprised at how large their menu was. I ordered the Hojicha latte with oat milk and my boyfriend got the Detox tea. I loved my Hojicha, it was rich, earthy, and creamy too from the milk. It was very good. Also the Detox tea was good too. It was soothing and I really liked the faint peppermint notes. My boyfriend and I shared the whole pot, and for the price I thought it was very reasonable. Also the whole tea setup was very cute and pretty, I'm inspired to have my own tea set at home just like this lol. Service was amazing. I felt very welcome and taken care of. Compared to other establishments, their service is one of the best I've ever received. Next time I'd come here again to try their food and I was also interested in trying their matcha affogato. I'd also want to come back and read, journal, or study here for an afternoon. Our experience was very memorable, I hope to one day return again :) Thank you for taking care of us. read more
1 year ago
Cute Japanese cafe with traditional Japanese eats in Vancouver. I was excited to stumble upon this cafe. The Japanese breakfast was delicious and filling. The hojicha latte was a first for me to try this flavor and it was very rich/nutty. They also have a lunch/early dinner options which I didn't have a chance to try. The service however was slow. It took about 30 min for us to order from someone after we were given menus/waters. It was getting busy but I also noticed some tables also took note of the time it was taking for their order to arrive. My latte came after another 30 min of ordering. The food items came about another 10-15 min after that. The food was delicious and I did end up ordering take out after few days later with no issues upon pick up. Our in-dining service could have been a fluke but don't expect fast food service. Bring a book read more
7 months ago
i stumbled across this cozy little cafe tucked behind denman beer wine and spirits, on 1789 comox street. you'd never expect it from the outside, but once you walk in, it opens up into this spacious, warm haven. the lighting is soft, the design modern yet inviting, with wooden accents and a floral garland framing a huge window that floods the space with natural light. it's got that perfect blend of relaxed energy, people chatting quietly, while others focused on work, it was a chill vibe. they've got these super instagrammable parfaits and homemade japanese desserts, not to mention a killer selection of high quality, handcrafted organic loose teas. there's even a table selling stickers, cards, and delicate origami crane earrings. oh, and did i mention the piano? it's tucked away but fits perfectly into the whole aesthetic. the place oozes charm, and you can tell it's got that real homey japanese feel. the service was on point too, genuine, friendly, and top-notch. the staff really made me feel welcome. i only popped in for a drink but i'm definitely coming back for brunch and dessert. i went with the strawberry matcha latte, and the server asked if i preferred matcha or hojicha. she told me hojicha's nuttier and has less caffeine, so i decided to give this a try. one sip and i was hooked. it's brown in colour, i thought it was coffee, a little smokey, with this roasted, slightly bitter edge. honestly, so good. and they subbed in oat milk without a second thought, which was a nice touch. the strawberry purée with the hojicha was a game changer, sweet, but not overpowering, just perfectly balanced. next time, brunch is happening. no question. read more
3 years ago
I came for a quick lunch one day in October 2023 and decided to try their omurice with a pot of tea. The service was friendly and quick, the cafe a quiet and clean oasis. The tea was good, and the omurice was... very ketchupy. Supposedly it was a chicken fried rice, but I detected only one very tiny cube of chicken in my entire order. The dish itself was well made, IF you like ketchup as the main flavour and ingredient. But if you don't enjoy ketchup, I'd avoid this one lol. read more
This is a really nice casual Japanese restaurant. The design is spacious but cozy - it's laid out more like a coffee shop than a typical full-service restaurant, but they do have table service here (with the caveat that you go to the counter yourself to pay when you're finished). I was there in the early evening, and it wasn't empty but not super busy either. The atmosphere was very calm and quiet. Even if all the tables were occupied, I would imagine this isn't a place that gets very loud. The menu features yoshoku cuisine/Western-style Japanese with options suitable for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert. FYI, it looks like the only vegan menu item (besides drinks) is the avocado toast, though there are a small handful of vegetarian choices. During the spring and summer they had a matcha pop-up in collaboration with Yutaka Tea Room but I'm not sure if that's still going... their Instagram mentions limited drinks until August 31, so I'm not sure if the whole pop-up has ended or just the special drinks. Here's what I ordered when I visited in the spring, during the collaboration: Mentaiko cream spaghetti: Simple but really good. The sauce was very umami but not excessive or heavy. Bread pudding: This was lovely. I was surprised at how fluffy the texture was. Even with the light maple syrup drizzle, it wasn't too sweet. This meant that the eggy taste of the pudding was rather pronounced, so if that sounds off-putting to you, this might not be the dessert for you. Personally I enjoyed this style more than American-style bread pudding which can be really heavy and sweet. If you want something lighter, this is great. Coffee jelly hojicha latte: The hojicha latte was great - it was clear the hojicha was high quality and prepared well. I liked the flavour pairing of hojicha and coffee jelly. Matcha cake: I saw this wrapped up, looking very portable, when I went to the register to pay, so I grabbed it to go and enjoyed it the next day. Again, the texture was light but the matcha was strong, and it wasn't too sweet so I could really pick up the fine flavour of the matcha. The prices are reasonable for restaurant prices... but be prepared that it is typical restaurant prices, not "cafe" prices. But if what I got is representative of the menu, it's carefully-made food and they take good care of you with polite and attentive service. read more
2 years ago
I went to 93 coffee in Denman Mall last weekend. It has a Japanese menu, but not sushi, which I really appreciated. I've spent significant time traveling in Japan and have found Vancouver's Japanese restaurants to be very sushi, sashimi, and recently ramen focused. While I do like those, Japan has many other unique foods that are awesome. When I saw 93's menu I was very happy to see different options represented. I only got their cheesecake with a detox tea this time bc I was there for a book club meeting. It was really good, very light and silky. I want to try their omurice, curries, breakfast set, and most of their menu. I'm looking forward to going again and trying other things on the menu. Service was good. Atmosphere is simple but has a fancy feeling. You can make reservations too, so I would consider this place to be more upscale than your typical coffee shop. read more
Hojicha has a very strong look, smell, and taste. Melon cream soda is perfect and looks immaculate. The breakfast set is very worth it. There is so much food and it has an incredible spread of nutrients to start your day. It also has a nice blend of hot and cold dishes. I think the only peculiarity is that they use a Colby or Monterrey Jack for their ham and cheese, unlike the usual American slice. They also offer free WiFi and the service is great. Seems that the waiter does such a good job that his picture is on the front of the menu. read more
3 years ago
* 7/10 * Our Tita recommended this cute Japanese cafe to eat at, which offered breakfast until 11. We were so close to missing the cutoff but managed to come here at the last minute. The four options you could choose from was toast, onigiri, ham and cheese, and pizza toast. The onigiri was a popular order amongst us, and it was ok. It's obviously just rice and nori, simple yet yummy. Everyone ordered it with tamagoyaki (Japanese omelet), a sweet fluffy cloud of goodness. The meal was very nostalgic because we ate this growing up, so it was nice having this for breakfast. The meal was very light and easy, a perfect way to start the day. The vibe of this place was so chill and appealing, everything was so organized, and the staff was very nice! ^@kamibites on Instagram read more
I love it!! This is where i go when I miss Japanese-style kissaten! This is the only place that you can get napolitan (ketchup pasta) and cream melon soda!! I love their napolitan. It has good amount of sweetness in it, and i love how it's on hot plate +omlette in the bottom. It's so yum. This goes well with the melon soda. They also have pop up from ichiyo matcha store which makes uber good ice matcha latte. I recommend that too. read more
3 years ago
We have dined in and ordered to go at 93 Coffee and have really enjoyed everything we've tried! The staff are very kind, and all the food tastes like a home cooked meal. There's plenty of seating inside and the ambience is great. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area! read more
3 years ago
The service, choice of delicacies, and preparation were superb. We mixed breakfast and lunch items plus bread pudding. They were all enjoyable! read more
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3 years ago
I ordered a matcha latte with a breakfast set. The food was delicious & the service was friendly. If you like Japanese style breakfast, treat yourself at 93 coffee. read more
3 years ago
This is more than just a cafe- they have amazing Japanese brunch items in a very cute and calming setting. The service is superb- very quick and the staff are really nice. We ordered the Hamburg and omelette curry rice (yum!!) and breakfast special with toast and coffee. Both were delicious and the presentation was so beautiful! I wish we had something like this in Los Angeles. read more
3 years ago
Great underrated spot! I'm surprised not more people know about this place. The staff were sweet. The ambiance was great. We ordered the omurice, mentaiko and the hamburg and omelette curry. My favorite was the omurice. Would love to come back! read more
3 years ago
super friendly staff! menu was ok, not that many offerings but the food felt home cooked and had an overall comfy vibe read more
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