How much does a cup of coffee or tea cost in Japan?

Answer 1

One coffee of small size costs 280 yen, equal to about 2.3 USD, at Starbucks.

I think that 180 yen, about 1.5 USD, at DOU TOR Coffee shop is the cheapest. The next is 190 yen, 1.6 USD, at Saintmarc Cafe.

It costs around 350 yen, 2.9 USD, at an ordinary coffee shop.

Answer 2

The cost of a cup of coffee will vary depending on where you are located in Japan. The further you move from Tokyo (north or south) the prices tend to go up. Not much, but they do go up. Just a regular cup of coffee can cost anywhere from 150 to 250 yen. If you go into the gourmet coffee, you are looking at 300 to 500 yen, and that estimate is generous. But one good thing is that in most franchised places, you will get free refills.

Decaf is a whole other story. Even at Starbucks you will be luck to find decaf. (Just thought I'd add that.)

Answer 3

It depends on location, yes, but also if your visiting a kissaten, a Starbucks or similar, or especially how fashionable the location is. A standard cup of coffee will be cheaper outside Shiodome Station than it would be in Ginza or Harajuku.

With Starbucks and Excelsior exterminating all the local kissatens in Japan, the coffee at the smaller locations will generally be better, but can cost much more.

Answer 4

cost of the coffee maker cost of filters cost of cold spring filtered water cost of coffee beans cost of electricity used to run maker cost of person to make it over a long period of time (5 years) with all supplies bought in bulk and the quality of coffee purchased, it probably costs 10-15 cents a cup.

Answer 5

How Much Is Tea

Answer 6

It depends on where you go. Some places sale it pretty cheap. There is also Starbucks and other large coffee chains at every street corner. They are pretty expensive.

Answer 7

About the same as a cup of beans.

Answer 8

Pretty much the same as anywhere. They cant make good coffee though.