A beautiful, cozy, warm spot with delicious food and strong coffee. The server (who took our order and made our food!) was gracious and helpful. A lovely experience!

A short walk from Kintetsu Fuse Station, a stylish shop in a renovated house — I went into Curry and Café BLOOM. What I ordered: ◼️Today's 3-kind aigake curry Butter chicken, dal, green curry It was delicious ◼️Iced café au lait Served in two tones — stylish.

The moment you walk in, there's a delicious smell of curry♡ This time it was after lunch, so I gave up on curry. lol Grab a seat, look at the menu, and once you've decided, go to the counter register to order and pay upfront. I was going to order cake and a drink, but the mille crepe I wanted was sold out. In that case I wish they'd put some kind of mark on the menu~ Because I was already craving it~ What a shame. lol So I just ordered a drink. One-person operation. The shop is spacious and clean. And it was so cute~♡ I got to relax.

After seeing this, I went looking forward to the aigake curry, but it seems aigake has been discontinued, which was disappointing. There were 3 kinds of curry, all 1200 yen, and I ordered the seasonal one. The taste is good, but the portion is small for the price, and it didn't feel filling as a lunch. I'm a middle-aged woman with a moderate appetite, but even on a day when I'd had a hearty breakfast, I felt it was lacking (especially the toppings and sides). Compared to curry shops I've seen before, the plates are also small. Whatever you do, don't bring along growing boys with big appetites. Though admittedly, the customers were all young women. Maybe it's better to use it as a café with homemade cake (currently it seems to be just 1 daily kind; this day it was Earl Grey cheesecake) and a drink (a little over 1000 yen together) rather than curry? Either way, I thought it was geared toward girls' get-togethers. A very pleasant young woman owner is working hard running it solo. The interior, with a warmth you'd never imagine from the almost too-neat exterior, is very stylish and brings out the charm of the original old house — lovely. It's a cozy, calming space, so it may be better suited for café use than meals after all. As a curry lover I have to deduct stars, but I thought it was a good shop.

It's a hidden-gem kind of place. If you know about it, it gives off a stylish — or rather, in-the-know — impression. It was after 14:00 but the seats were almost full. The atmosphere is super nice and calming. The tableware is cute too!! If you take a woman there, she'll definitely be pleased. The menu is small; there were two curry options. I got the 3-kind aigake with coffee. It was listed at 1600 yen but it was 1700 yen. The taste is good. It seems like even people trying spice curry for the first time could eat it. However, I was surprised by how small the portion was. The 3 kinds of roux were tasting-size, and there was really little rice too. It's the first time I've had curry this unsatisfying. Ordering is self-service (pay upfront), but they do bring it to you. Even though I was alone, they let me use a seat with a large table. If you're there for the meal, it might feel lacking, but with this atmosphere, I also kind of feel this price is understandable.