Paik'S Coffee

I've tried strawberry matcha cream in here. First of all, the appearance itself is so pretty. I loved the way they seperate the color. And it taste so amazing as well. Please come and try this!!!

I went to Pex Daban Shimbashi. It's a new coffee shop, and since Shimbashi is their first location and it's in my neighborhood, I decided to check it out. It opened on the 6th, and today is the 11th. There were long lines right after opening, making it difficult to buy coffee, but today, being a public holiday, I was able to buy it without waiting. I purchased a medium-sized iced coffee from one of the two vending machines inside the shop. (It seems to be a completely cashless store.) After a short wait, my iced coffee was ready. Even the medium size was quite large, probably over 500ml. I believe it cost 250 yen, so I felt it was a very satisfying product. The taste was a bit on the weak side for iced coffee. Those who want a stronger coffee flavor should probably order something else. When I received my coffee, there was a clear display hanging from the ceiling, which was very convenient. Next time, I'd like to try other toppings and different menu items.

In June 2026, the popular Korean coffee chain "Paik's Coffee" opened its first store in Shinbashi, Tokyo, so I went to check it out! I was expecting a huge and great-value size! It's less than a 3-minute walk from the Karasumori Exit of Shinbashi Station. It's easy to find; just turn the corner at the FamilyMart and you'll see a yellow sign. It's right next to Karasumori Shrine. The store name has also been changed from "Paik's Coffee" to "Paik's Coffee," making it clearer that it's a coffee shop. There were a few congratulatory flowers inside, but there were no promotional posters or anything like that; it had a very simple feel. The Shinbashi store is take-out only; there are no seats. Ordering is easy! You can order via the app or touch panel. The touch panel is easy to understand with Japanese text, and it felt very intuitive to order. I wanted to try various drinks, but I went with a medium-sized iced cafe latte. I received an order number and waited, but it was served very quickly, about 2 minutes later. It was hot and I wanted something to drink right away, so I was happy! As expected of Korean iced coffee, the size is huge! Even the medium size was about the size of a large in Japan. It was as big as I expected! And it was only 380 yen!! I could drink it all in one go and still have more left, haha. It was cold and delicious. Other menu items include hot coffee, iced tea, yuzu tea, cookie crunch pecciano, and many other drinks – so many choices it's hard to decide! They also had gelato. There's a charge for a plastic bag if you want to take it out. Also, the paper holder that holds two cups side-by-side, which is a free service in Korea, was a charge in Japan. Currently, they're giving away a limited-edition navy bag with purchases over 1,000 yen. It's big enough to easily fit two medium-sized cups. It's first-come, first-served, so if you're interested or like limited editions, hurry! Payment is by credit card or app payment. VISA, Mastercard, Amex, and UnionPay are accepted. They plan to add more cards in the future. I used contactless payment with my credit card. The iced cafe latte was perfect in both taste and size, but it lacked the festive atmosphere of a new store opening; it felt like it needed a bit more energy. Also, the watermelon juice I was looking forward to wasn't available... I would definitely come back if they sold it as a summer-only item. I really hope they do a promotional campaign next year!! I'm looking forward to it! ⭐︎

It had just opened, and perhaps due to the location, there was a long line in the evening. They had a sign saying they had a store app, but I lined up before I noticed it, so I didn't realize it until I was near the entrance. There was a QR code posted near the entrance, but I only noticed it when I got close to the entrance. The store is quite small, with only an ordering terminal, a counter, and a line for picking up orders. I think I'll be able to choose more leisurely once things have calmed down, but it takes a long time right after opening. I'll try coming back again when things have settled down or during the daytime.