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About Tokyo Brew Tycoon: Coffee Shop

Step behind the counter of Kissa Hoshi, a tiny Shōwa-era coffee house tucked into the backstreets of Shimo-Hoshizawa, Tokyo. Its owner, the legendary Master Hoshi, has agreed to take you on as his trainee. Learn the craft, win over the neighbourhood, and grow from nervous apprentice to the founder of your own coffee brand. Tokyo Brew Tycoon is a cozy barista career sim in hand-drawn pixel art, made for one-handed play on iPhone. BREW IT BY HAND Every cup is a little mini-game you play with your fingers: • Crank the hand grinder to the perfect grind • Pour over in slow, steady circles • Steam milk to a silky microfoam • Draw latte art hearts, tulips and rosettas • Brew with a siphon, just like a real kissaten • Whisk matcha until it's smooth and frothy • Roast your own beans and chase the perfect profile A BARISTA CAREER, ONE CUP AT A TIME Climb 6 ranks across 50 levels, from trainee all the way to owning your own brand. Master Hoshi will push you, praise you, and occasionally scold you. Every rank unlocks new drinks, new tools and new parts of the story. A STORY WITH SOME BITE Shimo-Hoshizawa is changing. A slick rival chain, Gold Bean, wants every corner of the neighbourhood, and some less friendly visitors are asking the shop to pay for "protection". Stand up for Kissa Hoshi across a multi-act story full of regulars, rivals and the occasional yakuza. BUILD YOUR COFFEE EMPIRE • Explore the town map and meet the locals • Open branches and run franchise business days • Manage staff, menus and prices like a true cafe tycoon COZY, NOT STRESSFUL (MOSTLY) • Daily quests and streaks to keep your routine going • Watch your stress, and treat yourself to a spa day when service gets hectic • Collect cosmetics for your barista and your shop • Follow your shift from the Lock Screen with a Live Activity PLAY YOUR WAY • Free to play, with no ads, ever • Optional Beans and yen packs if you want a boost, never required • iCloud save keeps your progress across devices • Game Center achievements and leaderboards Put the kettle on. Kissa Hoshi opens at seven.

Ratings & reviews

4.6

22 ratings

5 ★ 82% 4 ★ 9% 3 ★ 5% 2 ★ 0% 1 ★ 5%

What’s new

Version 1.1.2 · Updated November 1, 2026

Add app localization for Japanese and Korean languages

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App privacy

The developer, Giuseppe Lupo, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

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