Paintings are on display, and the calm atmosphere lets you relax. If you have a meal, cake is half price, so I feel like I'm getting a deal and end up ordering it every time. The staff are also very kind and make me feel happy.

The shop is run by an elderly couple, and there's also a gallery of paintings and other works inside. The pasta and omu-hayashi here are really delicious, and the after-meal coffee is good too, with a variety of coffees to enjoy. Also, the chiffon cake after the meal can be had at half price, and it's really delicious. It's a shop I'd like to stop by again when I'm nearby.

+3

I dropped by on Friday a little before noon. I think I was the first lunch customer? I was shown to a table for two at the far end of a narrow room with unique paintings hanging on both sides. I ordered the G Spaghetti and the omu-hayashi. It came with salad and coffee, and I added the caramel chiffon cake, which becomes half price after the meal. The taste, as everyone says, is mild and has no quirks, a nostalgic flavor with a Showa feel. The parking for 2 cars in the side alley is a matter of luck. This time I managed to park (phew

+3

I went for the Golden Spaghetti The inside was bigger than I expected, with 3 tables for 4, 2 tables for 2, and a few counter seats ☺︎ It seems to be a gallery too, and you can buy the works ☺️! I visited after 2 p.m. on a Saturday, and there was only one other group, and I was told to sit wherever I liked. The inside was quiet, calm, and comfortable ☺︎ The Golden Spaghetti was the best spaghetti I've ever had! The Hayashi de Golden my companion had is the Golden Spaghetti with the sauce changed to hayashi. After the meal I had strawberry chiffon cake and coffee. The chiffon cake was chewy, with plenty of cream and even a strawberry on top, and it was super delicious! I'll definitely go again Everyone who can go should go to this shop

+3

A classic old-fashioned kissaten, through and through. A coffee shop run by a couple who are somewhat elderly. It also serves as a painting gallery, and paintings are displayed all over the walls. The signature items are meat sauce spaghetti and chiffon cake. The lunch menu comes with soup, salad, and coffee for under a thousand yen, which feels like a bargain. You can also add chiffon cake at half price. The chewy pasta and the meat sauce full of cheese aren't especially distinctive, but somehow it's a taste you want to eat again. The salad presentation, the dressing, the soup flavor, all of it is that nostalgic Showa style. It feels so Showa that it wouldn't be strange to have a young guy with long permed hair and bell-bottoms sitting at the next table. The service is gentle in tone with a nice distance, so it's very comfortable. I hope this shop continues forever.