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Restaurant

Inemame: Freshly Roasted Coffee Beans

イネマメ

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A specialty coffee bean shop in Minamikarasuyama, where the owner personally roasts a daily selection. Stop by to buy fresh beans by weight (from 50g) or have a single-origin cup hand-dripped to go.

Tabelog rating3.11 / 519 ratingsSolid, a dependable local choiceJapanese diners rate strictly — 3.5 is excellent, 4.0 exceptional.View on Tabelog
Opening hoursMon, Wed–Sun 10:30 AM–7:30 PM. Closed on Tuesdays, the last Wednesday of the month, and occasional Mondays.
Phone03-6279-5611
Address3-3-3 Minamikarasuyama, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo
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Inemame (イネマメ) is a small, owner-run coffee roastery and bean shop in the Setagaya neighborhood of Minamikarasuyama. Its focus is on freshness: the owner roasts beans in-house daily, offering a rotating selection of over ten single-origin varieties. He is known for his deep knowledge and willingness to help customers choose the perfect beans for their taste.

Guests consistently praise the quality and aroma of the freshly roasted beans, as well as the friendly, expert service. The ability to buy small quantities—starting from just 50 grams—is a major draw for those wanting to try different varieties or buy gifts. You can also have a cup brewed on the spot, with reviewers mentioning excellent hand-drips of Ethiopia Yirgacheffe and Guatemalan coffee.

Be aware that this is primarily a retail shop, not a full café. There is no indoor seating, so it's best for buying beans or getting a coffee to go. A few visitors have noted the small space can get warm in the summer.

Reviewers in recent years have paid around ¥460 for a hand-drip hot coffee and about ¥500 for a takeaway cup, with typical spending under ¥1,000. Most find it offers excellent value for the quality of fresh, hand-roasted beans.

  • Getting There: The shop is a 1-minute walk from the north exit of Roka Koen Station on the Keio Line.
  • Reservations: Walk-in only. Reservations are not accepted.
  • Seating: This is a takeaway and bean shop with no indoor seating, though there is a small bench outside.
  • Payment: QR code payments are accepted. Credit cards and electronic money are not. It's best to have cash or a QR payment app ready.
  • Service: The owner is noted to be friendly and welcoming to international visitors.

Nearby within 2km

Train station

Rokakōen Station

Train station

Hachimanyama Station

Train station

Chitose-Karasuyama Station

Train station

Kami-Kitazawa Station

Train station

Takaido Station

Train station

Fujimigaoka Station