You can relax here. Comics are available to read freely. Everything on the menu is delicious. There's an attached gaming room. There's a nice mix of counter and table seating, so you can choose a seat to suit the occasion.

Had my first cafe visit in front of Naebo Station in Chuo-ku, Sapporo. You pay in advance, at the register by the entrance. ※Is this trendy now?? But if you enter separately, you each pay individually, so if the person who invited the other arrives later, they can't pay for everything together. That's a shame. You also don't know what the other person ordered, so you have to check the order of the person you're meeting. It's a hassle and perhaps a bit embarrassing～ Especially when meeting for a date, lol This time I ordered cafe au lait, and a staff member brought it over, but the sugar syrup and spoon (stirrer) are self-service, so I had to go get them, which meant an extra trip, lol The water was lukewarm, so I think they should improve that, lol The drinks are priced a little high, but it might be fine if you include the atmosphere.

On the way from the Fushiko area to the Citizens' Gallery, my daughter and I stopped for lunch. We were looking for an affordable cafe with parking. First, I was impressed to learn from reviews that the water is served at room temperature! I prefer room-temperature water too, and my daughter, who's in her 20s, can't have overly cold drinks because of sensitive teeth. According to the staff, they keep it at room temperature because elderly customers visit too. You can feel the care! They also said, "We'll add ice if you ask." Now, the all-important menu. The croissants, which they say are baked on-site, are very delicious. I want the shrimp tartar sandwich again! The keema curry is nicely spiced but not sharp, a well-balanced curry. The pickled purple cabbage on the side is delicious too! Inside, books and manga about cats are tastefully displayed and free to read. Irresistible for cat lovers. "Cafe Hachiware", now I get it!

The croissants are flaky and very delicious. A croissant sandwich and coffee cost a little over 1000円. Perhaps because the prices are on the high side, there are few customers and the atmosphere is relaxing. The male staff member served calmly, but the female staff member glanced at me looking displeased, without even greeting me. There's an e-sports space in the back, where elementary-school-aged children were playing noisily. But the cafe was quiet, perhaps thanks to excellent soundproofing. It might be a good place to pass the time.

The interior is bright and clean, with cat pictures on display. I had tiramisu, and it was very delicious.

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