IGO HOTEL offers no included breakfast with 3 options: convenience store ¥300 for quick service, café ¥600 for leisurely dining, kitchen self-cooking ¥150 for budget savings. This article compares cost, time, and taste.
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IGO HOTEL does not include breakfast (keeping accommodation costs affordable), but the Shin-Okubo area has plenty of breakfast options nearby.
Here are 3 strategies, arranged by time and budget.
3 Strategy Comparison
01｜Convenience Store｜¥300, 5 min
LAWSON, FamilyMart, and 7-Eleven all offer freshly made rice balls, bento boxes, bread, and coffee. **Solved in 5 minutes, ¥300-500**.
Open 24 hours, making it most convenient for catching early morning trains. Three convenience stores are all nearby next to Shin-Okubo Station.
02｜Café｜¥600-1,000、30-minute leisurely experience
Japanese kissaten or modern coffee shops. **¥600-1,000 for a "Morning Set"** (toast + egg + salad + coffee) is a uniquely Japanese breakfast culture.
Chain coffee shops like Doutor and Komeda are the most affordable, but independent cafes offer better quality and atmosphere. The golden hours are 7:00-8:00 AM.
03｜Kitchen Self-Cooking｜¥150, 20 min
apt-2ldk comes with a small kitchenette + refrigerator. **Purchase bread, eggs, and juice for ¥600 the night before**, which covers breakfast for 3-4 days.
The kitchenette has no gas stove and primarily uses a microwave for heating. Ideal for extended stays, families, and budget-conscious guests.
1 day: convenience store; 2–3 days: mixed approach; 5+ days: self-catering saves the most.
IGO HOTEL apt-2ldk's kitchen facilities make self-catering a practical option.
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