First visit on Friday, September 19, 2024 at 13:00 A traditional coffee shop with free parking where you can eat lunch starting from 550 yen. Peeking inside, the lights weren't on, so I thought it was a regular holiday, but an elderly woman kindly welcomed us, saying, "If it's rice, we still have some," even though lunch was said to be until 13:00, because we visited as a pair of two. The inside had table seating, around 6 tables for two, 2 tables for four, and 2 tables for six, giving that kind of feel.

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Entered for the first time in about 30 years, and the vibe had changed from the old days. Back then, the daughter used to serve and the mother made the menu, but now it's the reverse. The daytime lunch is surprisingly voluminous and delicious for a mere 570 yen, and the add-on coffee is an amazingly delicious 220 yen. I often go when passing by nearby, but it's full at 12 PM, so it gets crowded starting past 11:30 AM, and I go right before that. This price and deliciousness make it worth going.

Ordered the daily lunch, which on this day was the grated-daikon hamburg steak lunch. The interior has a retro feel, and with a massive collection of manga, I think it's a good place to kill time. It seems that after lunch finishes and things calm down with customers, they might close the shop a bit early, so it's better to go as early as possible.

The other day, the sign said that katsu curry is a great deal on the 1st of every month, so I went to check it out for the first time. It's 570 yen for this volume. It was delicious. I felt like going again. ^_^

The shop's atmosphere was top-notch. It's a manga cafe of a sort you don't see much anymore lately, but the lunch was cheap, voluminous, and exceptionally good. Since I even received a visit point card from the elderly lady who seemed to be the owner?, I definitely plan to visit again. Showa-era coffee shops are the best!