A note on the words: Chocolixir is GODIVA’s own name for its blended iced chocolate drink. Shine Muscat is a green Japanese table grape. Prices are as they stood at the time of the visit, and this branch has since closed.
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GODIVA cafe Nihonbashi on Tabelog (English) — opening hours, payment details and the Japanese address are kept up to date there, not here.
Right, this is Hangover Meshi. I am a Chocolixir-loving human being! I mean, they are delicious, are they not. Expensive, but still.
So when I spot one in hot weather, of course I drop in. I usually went to the Hibiya branch, but while wandering around Nihonbashi — found a GODIVA cafe! They are not exactly everywhere, so finding one makes you a little happy lol
Is this what you call a street-level shop.
It is quite large. The interior is beautiful too, and calm with it. Nihonbashi indeed ^^
Chocolixir [27–72%] 764 yen
Chocolixir 99% 825 yen
Shine Muscat Chocolixir 825 yen
Something new, perhaps? lol There is a Shine Muscat Chocolixir on the board!
Got them! Chocolixirs!
And one more on top of that!
From the left: 72%, the Shine Muscat Chocolixir, and 31% I think?
Well — delicious. For the record I had the 72%, and around 72% feels like just the right balance of sweetness and bitterness. And this cream is good in its own right. I want the spray canister they use in the shop for the cream! Will they not sell that on its own? Then I could keep it at home lol
A cold chocolate drink cools the body down and restores the power to keep walking in the heat! Regular GODIVA shops sell Chocolixirs too, but at a GODIVA cafe you can take your time, and they all seem relatively empty to me! Perhaps because they cost a bit more. Convenient for a Chocolixir lover, mind you lol I shall go again next time I find one.
GODIVA cafe Nihonbashi (Cafe / Nihombashi Station, Mitsukoshimae Station, Tokyo Station)
Tabelog lunch rating ★★★☆☆ 3.6
I ate here and paid for it myself. Nothing on this site is a comped meal.
One more for the road?
