Silence Please

Heads up it’s also a record store and quite loud inside. It’s also pretty hidden you need to ring the ringer and it’s the second floor door on the right after stairs. The hojicha was really good and the matcha was mid. The cardamom croissant was disappointing it was cold and hard. They recently switched suppliers for baked goods

The concept of the cafe is very well thought out and blends aesthetics with functionality. The various types of seating is a good example of this. The cafe items were nice but not extraordinary. The hypes definitely or more of the interior than anything else. Seating is hard to find and the incense was slightly nauseating depending on where you’re sitting.

In terms of experimental place, I think it's great bc it's very different. However, not for me! Coffee was OK, but the hojicha latte was decent. Almond croissant was served cold though ok as well. Music felt the same throughout the time we were there, for about 1.5 hours. Then again, maybe I'm just not into this type of music. Still giving it 4 stars bc it's cool to see different things but def not coming back. IF you love tech-ish/house music, maybe this is for you?

Spent an afternoon at Silence Please. Loved the clean, minimalist decor and calm atmosphere. Matcha was good, and the whole space felt designed for music lovers. I noticed the record player but did not try it, though it looked like a fun and unique feature. The room is clearly made for group listening as well as quiet solo time, which makes it feel both intimate and special. I imagine the events here must be amazing with that high quality sound system. Thought the concept was very well executed, and I left wishing I could come back for a listening session. Five stars for design, atmosphere, and originality.

Nice concept to enjoy music, a place to do work or read. They have music playing in their special made speakers, but was very packed, hard to find a chair to sit and enjoy the vibe and drinks. Love that they have turntables to test listen to some selective vinyls. My Uji match was so dense, it tasted like a match concentrate, didn’t really enjoy it, it was my first time ever having a match like this. It was an experience. Every one had their preference. Maybe it was a raining weekend so people were lingering longer. Would come back in the futures a nice place to hang out.