Enjoy omurice and Western-style dishes in Omotesando

Vibrant omurice and Western-style dishes to enjoy in Omotesando

Located in the Omotesando–Minami-Aoyama area, "yellow表参道" is just a short walk from Omotesando Station, making it easy to stop by while shopping or strolling. Enjoy Western-style dishes centered around omurice.

A plate of fluffy, creamy omurice paired with hamburger steak or cheese is perfect for a hearty lunch. Visually striking, it blends Omotesando’s casual vibe with a touch of something special.

Menus like drinkable French toast and cream sodas are also appealing for after a meal or café time. It’s a place to remember for days when you want to enjoy both a meal and sweets, whether dining with friends or taking a stroll around Omotesando.

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Three highlights

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Easy to pop in during an Omotesando stroll

Within walking distance of Omotesando Station, it’s conveniently located for dropping by while shopping or out and about. With the calm typical of Minami-Aoyama, it naturally suits lunch, a café visit, or a meal with friends.

yellow表参道のダブルチーズハンバーグオムライスなど洋食メニューのイメージ

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A fulfilling Western-style meal with fluffy, creamy omurice

The appeal is satisfying Western-style plates that pair omurice with hamburger steak or cheese. The combination of fluffy, creamy eggs and sauce whets the appetite, suiting both days when you want a hearty meal and days when you’re in the mood for a slightly indulgent lunch.

yellow表参道のフレンチトーストやクリームソーダなどスイーツメニューのイメージ

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Flair that lets you enjoy sweets and drinks, too

Options like drinkable French toast and cream sodas invite you to take a break after a meal or in the afternoon. There’s a lively flair that suits an afternoon spent leisurely with friends, letting your visit extend beyond just the meal.

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Address 2F, H2 AOYAMA BUILDING, 5-10-1 Minami-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo Access
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