Smoking allowed and breakfast for just one coin! The shop is also spacious and has a calm atmosphere. After fully enjoying breakfast, when I went to pay, I realized I had no wallet... (＠_＠;). I apologized to the lady owner for forgetting my wallet and offered to leave my ID or something, and she said, "Whenever is fine." I hurriedly rode my motorcycle back home to get my wallet, and after apologizing profusely and paying, she said, "Thanks for going out of your way." Thanks for the meal! (^o^)

If you order a meal menu, coffee comes with it. Lately, with many restaurants having lunch around 1500 yen, getting coffee for under 1000 yen is reasonable. The clientele feels like a gathering place for neighborhood elderly. It looks like the parking lot can hold 4 or 5 cars. The curry rice had a nostalgic taste.

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The coffee feels a bit thin. It's like MUC coffee. It didn't feel like a blend. After a little while, the acidity came out. Good value for money though. It came with Yakult (Rakuren), salad, and 1 banana. For set B, I had the bread changed from a croissant to thick-cut bread.

An old-school kissaten (café) atmosphere. The fact that smoking is allowed is a nice plus. Breakfast for 450 yen comes with coffee, toast, boiled egg, and Yakult. There was also a 500 yen croissant set.

A nice cafe where you can smoke! Might be a bit tough for people who dislike smoke.