A café merging ‘I’m donut?’ and ‘dacō’ has opened near Komazawa Park

On September 11, 2024, the bakery café ‘dacō?’ opened in the Komazawa area. Combining the best of the popular bakery ‘dacō’ and the renowned donut shop ‘I’m donut?,’ it offers a wide variety of breads, drinks, and fresh donuts.

The café will offer around 10 types of fresh donuts at a time, including seasonal specials. From dacō, about 50 varieties of bread, mostly savory, will be on offer along with 20 drink options. The best part is that you can explore fresh combinations in the one location every time you visit.

The second floor features a café space where you can enjoy your purchases from the first floor. In tune with the Komazawa area which is popular among pet owners, the café also offers pet-friendly services. They sell dog treats, have installed dog poles, and even provide original food bowls with the ‘dacō?’ logo. There’s also a designated area where you can relax with your pets.

The 2nd Floor’s dine-in space

Takeout is available too, so you can enjoy a picnic at Komazawa Park or take a leisurely walk with a drink. Relaxing at the park with some treats from ‘dacō? ‘ would make for an ideal way to spend a lazy afternoon on your next day-off.

The cafe Is about a 20-minute walk from Komazawa University Station, so taking the bus is a much quicker and easier option. Get off at the ‘Komadai Fukazawa Campus Mae’ stop and it’s just a 3-minute walk from there. You can also easily reach the area from Shibuya, Sangenjaya, and Jiyugaoka. There are plenty of hidden gems nearby, so be sure to take some time to explore the surroundings after indulging in some of the finest delectables.

dacō? Komazawa
Address: 5-17-13 Komazawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo
Hours: 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Closed: Irregular holidays (check Instagram for updates)
Instagram: @daco.pan

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Orie Ishikawa

ZEROMILE lead editor. With a limitless curiosity about things such as history, literature, biology, culture, art, fashion, and more, Orie has spent most of her lifetime studying random knowledge. Her number one spot in Tokyo is the National Museum of Nature and Science.

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