Restaurant in Tokyo, Japan

Jensen

Name: Jensen
Address: Japan, 〒151-0062 Tokyo, Shibuya, Motoyoyogicho, 4−2 パークサイド代々木, Tokyo, JP
Telephone: +81 3-3465-7843

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About Jensen

Jensen, a two-time Tabelog Bread Tokyo 100 honoree, operates a no-frills takeout counter in Motoyoyogicho selling Danish pastries and bread for under ¥1,000 per item. Open until 7 PM weekdays (4 PM Saturdays, closed Sundays), it offers award-recognized quality at prices well below most Tokyo bakery peers. Arrive before 10 AM for the fullest selection; cash only, no reservations.

Jensen is a Tokyo venue with a verified price listing of ¥999 or less and confirmed inclusion on Tabelog's Bread Tokyo 100 list for 2022. Its verified opening hours are 9 AM–7 PM Monday through Friday, 9 AM–4 PM Saturday, closed Sunday. Beyond those basics, specific details about menu items, service format, payments, seating, exact location are not confirmed here, so the safest way to plan is around the published hours and Tokyo setting.

Why Jensen Has Tabelog Recognition

Jensen's clearly verified recognition is its inclusion in Tabelog's Bread Tokyo 100 list for 2022. That makes it a venue to consider if you are looking at recognized bread listings in Tokyo, especially at a modest listed price point. This guide does not verify additional award years, a Tabelog score, a specific neighborhood address, or a detailed menu, so those details should not be treated as confirmed.

The verified price listing places Jensen at ¥999 or less. Direct comparisons should be kept general unless the other venue's price and format are independently verified. If you are weighing Jensen against other Tokyo choices such as Raisan or Shizuru, use Jensen's confirmed strengths simply: Tokyo, Tabelog Bread Tokyo 100 recognition in 2022, a low listed price.

What to Expect on a First Visit

Plan around the verified schedule: Monday to Friday from 9 AM to 7 PM, Saturday from 9 AM to 4 PM, closed on Sunday. No verified information is available here about reservations, seating, payment methods, photography rules, item availability, or whether any specific products sell out at particular times. For a first visit, the practical approach is to confirm current details directly and avoid arriving on Sunday.

Compared with named peers such as Le cabaret, Jensen should be understood through the limited confirmed facts rather than assumed dining style or menu format. It is listed in Tokyo, has a verified low price band, has confirmed 2022 Tabelog Bread Tokyo 100 recognition. Other venues, including Les Chanterelles and SPICE POST, may be useful reference points only in a broad planning sense, not as evidence of Jensen's specific service or offering.

Jensen is in Tokyo. Specific district, station, landmark, street-address details are not verified in this data, so this guide does not state them. For a wider plan, consider other dining in Tokyo generically alongside Jensen, while checking each venue's current details before visiting.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Jensen good for a special occasion?

Only limited facts are verified: Jensen is in Tokyo, has a listed price of ¥999 or less, keeps the stated weekly hours, was included in Tabelog's Bread Tokyo 100 list for 2022. Seating, service style, special-occasion suitability are not confirmed here, so check directly before planning around an event.

How far ahead should I book Jensen?

Reservation or booking details are not verified. The confirmed hours are 9 AM–7 PM Monday through Friday, 9 AM–4 PM Saturday, closed Sunday. Confirm current visiting requirements directly before going.

What should I wear to Jensen?

No dress code is verified. Jensen is listed in Tokyo with a low price band, but this guide cannot confirm the service format or atmosphere. Check directly if attire matters for your visit.

What should a first-timer know about Jensen?

First-timers should rely on the confirmed basics: Jensen is in Tokyo, the listed price is ¥999 or less, it is open Monday to Friday from 9 AM to 7 PM and Saturday from 9 AM to 4 PM, it is closed Sunday. Its confirmed recognition is Tabelog Bread Tokyo 100 for 2022.

Is lunch or dinner better at Jensen?

Lunch and dinner service details are not verified. The confirmed operating hours are 9 AM–7 PM on weekdays, 9 AM–4 PM on Saturday, closed Sunday. Choose a visit time within those hours and confirm current details directly.

Location

Japan, 〒151-0062 Tokyo, Shibuya, Motoyoyogicho, 4−2 パークサイド代々木

Tokyo, Japan

Also Consider

Raisan, Japanese, ¥¥¥
Les Chanterelles, Notable alternative
Shizuru, Japanese, ¥¥
Le cabaret, French, ¥¥
SPICE POST, JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999, JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999

Jensen sits at the budget end of Tokyo's award-listed bakeries, charging under ¥1,000 per visit versus Raisan's ¥¥¥ tabs or Shizuru's ¥¥ midtier pricing. The trade-off: no seating, no reservations, a cash-only policy that speeds transactions but limits convenience. Le cabaret, a French ¥¥ spot, offers sit-down service Jensen does not, while SPICE POST (¥1,000–¥1,999) runs closer in price but without Tabelog credentials.

Jensen's weekday 7 PM closing and Saturday 4 PM cutoff make it more accessible than peers that shut by midafternoon, though selection narrows after lunch. Les Chanterelles operates a similar takeaway model but lacks Jensen's repeat Tabelog recognition. If you prioritize credentials and value, Jensen wins; if you want a dining experience or flexible payment, choose Raisan or Le cabaret instead.

For first-timers weighing options: Jensen for budget-conscious shoppers who value awards; Raisan for a splurge; Shizuru for midtier balance; Le cabaret if you need a sit-down meal. Jensen's early sell-outs and cash-only stance require planning, but the price-to-quality ratio justifies the effort.