Full English Breakfast in Ginza, 360° Video

Full English Breakfast in Ginza, 360° Video

How far would you cycle for a proper Full English breakfast?

Apparently, my answer is 85 km!

On a lovely clear winter day, I cycled into central Tokyo to enjoy a superb English breakfast at World Breakfast Allday in Ginza.

A Full English Breakfast in Tokyo

The breakfast included fried bread (not toast!), mushrooms, Heinz baked beans, tomato, scrambled egg, a green leaf, sausage and coffee with separate milk.

The staff at the Ginza branch of World Breakfast Allday were friendly, and the food was cooked perfectly. I will definitely return!

At the time of my visit, the restaurant also had branches in Gaienmae and Kichijoji. Alongside the regular English breakfast, they offered a monthly international special — January's featured Polish cuisine.

The Ginza café is only a short walk from the main shopping streets, making it a convenient stop when exploring central Tokyo.

Find World Breakfast Allday Ginza on Google Maps →

Check the restaurant's website for current opening hours and menu details before visiting.

Cycling 85 km for Breakfast

It was a beautiful clear day for the entire ride into Ginza, although the winter temperatures were certainly chilly.

Fortunately, my Workman cycling gear kept me warm and comfortable throughout the journey.

And I'm absolutely certain I burned more calories cycling than I consumed at breakfast.

Definitely!

My Cycling Route to Ginza – Strava

You can explore my ride and its details in the Strava activity below.

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