Tokyo Café goes banzai at SM Megamall

MANILA, Philippines - Tokyo Café, one of the fastest-rising Japanese coffee shops in country, invades the Mandaluyong-Ortigas area with the opening of its newest branch at the 3rd floor, Bridgeway of SM Megamall.

Tokyo Café brings to SM Megamall habitués its renowned cozy ambience, unique Japanese drinks, and of course, delicious first-class fusion food of Japanese and Western cuisine, all under the direction of a native Japanese consultant.

And since the SM Megamall is widely known as the mall that caters to the family in general, expect Mandaluyong and Pasig residents to take full advantage of Tokyo Café’s delectable gastronomic fare that has delighted many loyal customers and enamored even the new ones that they keep coming back for more.

Tokyo Café started out with its first branch at the swanky and spacious SM Mall of Asia (MOA). It then invaded SM North Edsa’s The Block. Its third outlet opened at McKinley Piazza, Fort Bonifacio Global City in Taguig and recently, the fourth branch opened at the Robinsons Cybergate Plaza near Go Hotel in Mandaluyong City.

Shrimply delicious: Tokyo Café’s pasta with a creamy shrimp sauce.

Tokyo Café is owned and operated by IFoods Exchange, Inc., which also operates Peri Peri Charcoal, SM Annex, SM City North Edsa in Quezon City; Peri Peri Grillhouse in San Juan City; Stackers Burger Café in Eastwood, Libis, Quezon City, Fort Bonifacio Global City in Taguig, and at the Newport Commercial and Entertainment Center in Newport, Pasay City; Kogi Bulgogi also at the Eastwood City; and its newest brand, Parmigiano Pizza and Pasta, also at the Newport Commercial and Entertainment Center in Pasay City.