Visited for the first time. The moment I opened the door, cigarette (-.-)y-~ smell! (Though there was a sign that smoking is allowed...) It's so smelly like the Showa era w (At least introduce an air purifier) I had the baked curry. The taste is average, but... lots of extras. Ham egg salad, macaroni, hijiki, cucumber sunomono, chikuzuni?, rakkyo, fukujinzuke included for 1,000 yen. Cost performance is outstanding. Thank you for the meal

I knew it had been in this location for a long time, and every time I passed by I was curious, thinking "I'd love to go once," but the timing never quite worked out, so this was my first visit. Around 7:30 in the morning, I visited with my eldest son for morning service. As you can tell from the exterior, it has a calm atmosphere that has been loved by the community for many years, and upon entering the store, a somewhat nostalgic space spreads out. Being morning time, there were people who looked like regulars, creating a quiet and comfortable air. The morning menu was surprisingly rich in variety, to the point of being a little lost in choice. This time we ordered one butter-sanded toast morning and one hot sandwich (bacon) morning. Both morning sets included main toast with salad and boiled egg, and a drink, which is more than enough for breakfast. The toast was deliciously toasted and the butter flavor was solid. The bacon in the hot sandwich had just the right saltiness, making it easy to eat from the morning, and I could enjoy it with my child with peace of mind. The coffee was explained very politely by the staff when ordering, with authentic details like which region the beans are from and what characteristics they have. Honestly, I couldn't remember all the detailed explanations (laughs), but with one sip I honestly felt "This is delicious," an authentic coffee with few off-flavors. It goes well with the morning and is perfect for spending a relaxing morning time. Although not flashy, it's truly a "good old-fashioned coffee shop" with a combination of taste, atmosphere, and coziness. It's a shop where I thought I should have come sooner, and next time I'd like to visit for a different morning or lunch time. It's a place I definitely recommend for those who want to spend a calm morning time in Hirakata.

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A coffee shop ☕️ I've often passed by and been curious about. Used it aiming for the morning service. Inside the store, cute SNOOPY welcomes you 🐶 The morning service is a rich menu with 7 types from A to G for 600 yen, Cheap~ Ordered A butter toast and D egg sandwich morning sets The potato salad in the salad is extremely delicious Cabbage is crispy and fresh, which is also delicious again It's been a while since I ate such crispy cabbage at a restaurant. Both toast and sandwiches were delicious. There is a smoking seat in the store Smokers can spend time leisurely.

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When I was working on construction at Murano Purification Plant, it was a shop I was very curious about. Being a huge curry lover, I was fascinated by the sign "Curry and Coffee Shop" and thought I wanted to go at least once, but unfortunately due to personal reasons I resigned from the company so it didn't happen. However, it still remains a shop I'm curious about today. Although it's a little far from my home, if I have the chance to go to Hirakata again, it's a shop I'd like to stop by for a motorcycle ride.

Visited Chibita. Located right near Royal Home Center. Went because I found it on GOOGLE MAP while looking for a nearby coffee shop. The reviews said everything you eat is delicious. This time I ordered mixed sandwiches, pancakes, cafe au lait, and tea. Interiors of the sandwiches were soft, easy to eat, and very carefully made. The pancakes were light and very delicious. The cafe au lait was also nice. Since curry is written in the shop name, I thought I'd try the curry next time. The clerk was very kind and it was a good shop. The food menu and light meal menu are wide-ranging so I was curious about everything. Nice paintings were displayed inside the shop.

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