In January 2025, Café PA•TRI•CIAN opened in Asakusa with the concept of “Green+ Sound,” offering lush, living greenery and soothing music to quench the thirst for a calm refuge from urban life.
At the heart of the café stands a symbolic tree, the Ficus Ginseng, also known as the “Tree of Happiness.” It carries a heartfelt wish to bring joy to all who visit. The café takes its name from the Patrician 700, a vintage speaker by the U.S. company Electro-Voice. Weighing over 100kg each, these extraordinary speakers debuted in 1960 as the “Music Lover’s Dream” and today are quite rare and continue to captivate audiophiles with their exceptional sound quality. Together with a Yanagisawa tube amplifier all who visit may enjoy the sound of the legendary Patrician 700 along with other vintage audio systems, from a variety of analog records and streaming options. . Additionally, the café will occasionally host live performances of jazz and classical music, as well as genre-defying music events such as R&B nights, creating a rich musical experience for adults.
Come and escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and unwind after a day of sightseeing or work. At Café Patrician, the green plant life and soothing music offer a moment of true relaxation and together with a variety of guilt-free, delicious food and beverage options that nourish both the mind and body.
Café PA•TRI•CIAN is a sophisticated botanical café for adults, where nature and music come together to create a place to escape, relax and dream.
At Café PA•TRI•CIAN, the plants are thoughtfully arranged along glass surfaces for a reason. In addition to their stress-relieving and relaxation benefits, the greenery helps to reduce acoustic reflections off the glass, ensuring a sophisticated and pureaudio experience.
The beautifully curved tree at the center of the café is a Ficus Ginseng, also known as the “Tree of Happiness” and the “Tree of Spirits.” In Okinawa, it is believed that a spirit called “Kijimuna” resides within the tree, bringing happiness and prosperity to people.
At Café PA•TRI•CIAN, we offer a menu that complements your listening experience — light and delicious bites that are easy to enjoy, with minimal strain on the body. Whether it’s comfort foods or a memorable dish from your travels abroad, we have something for everyone. Our offerings include vegan and gluten-free options, as well as slightly healthier takes on indulgent snacks. Our goal is to provide food that soothes and nourishes both the mind and body.
Our drink menu is designed for moments of relaxation amidst the greenery. Enjoy a cup of artisanal coffee for a peaceful break or opt for decaf coffee if you’re mindful of caffeine intake. We also offer a selection of tea, including black tea, Chinese tea, Sencha and Hojicha. In winter, warm up with a comforting chai or a hot honey ginger lemonade, while our summer menu brings refreshing options like lemon squash
For those looking for something stronger, we also offer craft beer, Japanese whisky, and a curated selection of rare bourbons. A wide variety of non-alcoholic options are also available, ensuring everyone can find something to enjoy.
At Café PA•TRI•CIAN, music is carefully curated by our dedicated Sound Curator who selects tracks that harmonize with the space and the audio equipment—sometimes experimenting along the way. The café features the Patrician 700, a massive vintage speaker from U.S. company Electro-Voice, powered by a Yanagisawa tube amplifier.
Music is played through a mix of streaming and vinyl records, offering a genre-fluid experience that revolves around jazz while also incorporating R&B, Argentine tango, classical music, and opera.
During “Vinyl Time,” we introduce hidden gems and rare records, giving music lovers a chance to discover something new. The café also hosts special events, such as “Jazz Listening Sessions” and “R&B Nights,” enriching the experience for all music enthusiasts.
Phil Park Asakusa 6-chome 1F6-25-9 Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo 111-0032, Japan
TEL: +81-3-6823-8204
OPEN: 08:00-22:00 7 days a week（Last order21:30）
*There may be private events or temporary closures. Please check our social media for updates.
