Tokyo Ginza ☕️ 76-year-old coffee shop | Cafe De Lambre, the birthplace of the Amber Queen

#2月好去地方2025 Founded in 1948, "Kafedo Rumbul" is one of the three major coffee shops in Tokyo and one of the oldest coffee shops in Japan. The name of the store "Amber" comes from the flannel drip method, which gives the coffee a clear amber texture. The now popular **"Amber Queen"** was born here: pour iced coffee into a champagne glass, add a proper amount of sugar, and then lightly pour a layer of sugar-free condensed milk to form clear layers. No need to stir, just taste it directly, it is mellow, transparent, and has just the right blend of sweet, sour and bitter. The store has a strong Showa style, with dark red leather seats, a small bar, ashtrays, and even the refrigerator, which are old non-electrical devices. Sitting at the bar, you can clearly see the baristas using cocktail shakers to roll coffee on large ice cubes to quickly cool it down, as if you have traveled back to a bygone era. Here, time passes slowly, the aroma of coffee is intertwined with the charm of time, and every cup is worth savoring. 📍 Cafe de l’ambre (Cafe de Lambre) 🏠 8-10-15 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo